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Married 08/29/1878 in Pittsylvania Co., VA to John Christopher "Kit" Smith.
Their issue:
1. Samuel Clifton Smith (1879-1956)
2. William Irvin Smith (1881-?)
3. James Addison Smith (1882-1911)
4. Julia Estelle Smith (1885-1967)
5. Callie Frances 'Fannie' Smith (1888-1946)
6. Harry Wood Smith (1891-?)
7. Silas Durrand Smith (1893-1966)
8. Charlie Keen Smith (1896-?)
9. Emma Harvey Smith (1901-1978)
10. Lucille Craft Smith (1903-1986)
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Louisa was named after her mother's sister, Louisa Burwell Harvey Craft, wife of George Craft, Jr.
Her grandfather was Colonel Lewis S. Harvey, owner of the famous "Speedwell" plantation near present day Starkey in Roanoke Co., VA. The Harvey's were an early, and filthy rich, Virginia family.
Her grandmother was Frances Thacker Burwell, of the famous Burwell family of Virginia, another early, and filthy rich, Virginia family.
She is a descendant of the famous families of Armistead, Borden, Thacker & Digges.
Her pedigree is as pure as any fine Virginia family could ask for.
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Married 08/29/1878 in Pittsylvania Co., VA to John Christopher "Kit" Smith.
Their issue:
1. Samuel Clifton Smith (1879-1956)
2. William Irvin Smith (1881-?)
3. James Addison Smith (1882-1911)
4. Julia Estelle Smith (1885-1967)
5. Callie Frances 'Fannie' Smith (1888-1946)
6. Harry Wood Smith (1891-?)
7. Silas Durrand Smith (1893-1966)
8. Charlie Keen Smith (1896-?)
9. Emma Harvey Smith (1901-1978)
10. Lucille Craft Smith (1903-1986)
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Louisa was named after her mother's sister, Louisa Burwell Harvey Craft, wife of George Craft, Jr.
Her grandfather was Colonel Lewis S. Harvey, owner of the famous "Speedwell" plantation near present day Starkey in Roanoke Co., VA. The Harvey's were an early, and filthy rich, Virginia family.
Her grandmother was Frances Thacker Burwell, of the famous Burwell family of Virginia, another early, and filthy rich, Virginia family.
She is a descendant of the famous families of Armistead, Borden, Thacker & Digges.
Her pedigree is as pure as any fine Virginia family could ask for.
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┊ ┊ ┊ ★
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Married 08/29/1878 in Pittsylvania Co., VA to John Christopher "Kit" Smith.
Their issue:
1. Samuel Clifton Smith (1879-1956)
2. William Irvin Smith (1881-?)
3. James Addison Smith (1882-1911)
4. Julia Estelle Smith (1885-1967)
5. Callie Frances 'Fannie' Smith (1888-1946)
6. Harry Wood Smith (1891-?)
7. Silas Durrand Smith (1893-1966)
8. Charlie Keen Smith (1896-?)
9. Emma Harvey Smith (1901-1978)
10. Lucille Craft Smith (1903-1986)
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Louisa was named after her mother's sister, Louisa Burwell Harvey Craft, wife of George Craft, Jr.
Her grandfather was Colonel Lewis S. Harvey, owner of the famous "Speedwell" plantation near present day Starkey in Roanoke Co., VA. The Harvey's were an early, and filthy rich, Virginia family.
Her grandmother was Frances Thacker Burwell, of the famous Burwell family of Virginia, another early, and filthy rich, Virginia family.
She is a descendant of the famous families of Armistead, Borden, Thacker & Digges.
Her pedigree is as pure as any fine Virginia family could ask for.
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┊ ┊ ┊ ┊
┊ ┊ ┊ ★
┊ ┊ ☆
┊ ★
☆
Married 08/29/1878 in Pittsylvania Co., VA to John Christopher "Kit" Smith.
Their issue:
1. Samuel Clifton Smith (1879-1956)
2. William Irvin Smith (1881-?)
3. James Addison Smith (1882-1911)
4. Julia Estelle Smith (1885-1967)
5. Callie Frances 'Fannie' Smith (1888-1946)
6. Harry Wood Smith (1891-?)
7. Silas Durrand Smith (1893-1966)
8. Charlie Keen Smith (1896-?)
9. Emma Harvey Smith (1901-1978)
10. Lucille Craft Smith (1903-1986)
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Louisa was named after her mother's sister, Louisa Burwell Harvey Craft, wife of George Craft, Jr.
Her grandfather was Colonel Lewis S. Harvey, owner of the famous "Speedwell" plantation near present day Starkey in Roanoke Co., VA. The Harvey's were an early, and filthy rich, Virginia family.
Her grandmother was Frances Thacker Burwell, of the famous Burwell family of Virginia, another early, and filthy rich, Virginia family.
She is a descendant of the famous families of Armistead, Borden, Thacker & Digges.
Her pedigree is as pure as any fine Virginia family could ask for.
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