--The only son of Wade Hampton Smith and wife Frances E. Kimbrell, he had 6 sisters. He was raised in Banks County.
--He married Annie Marie Crosby. They had one daughter, Marjorie Nettie Smith.
--Occupation: Carpenter at a cotton mill in Concord in 1930. he was an Electrician in 1940. In 1942, he was working for the NC Shipbuilding Corp. in Wilmington. Returning to Concord, he was an electrical engineer with an air conditioning company in 1950.
--He married Annie Marie Crosby. They had one daughter, Marjorie Nettie Smith.
--Occupation: Carpenter at a cotton mill in Concord in 1930. he was an Electrician in 1940. In 1942, he was working for the NC Shipbuilding Corp. in Wilmington. Returning to Concord, he was an electrical engineer with an air conditioning company in 1950.
--The only son of Wade Hampton Smith and wife Frances E. Kimbrell, he had 6 sisters. He was raised in Banks County.
--He married Annie Marie Crosby. They had one daughter, Marjorie Nettie Smith.
--Occupation: Carpenter at a cotton mill in Concord in 1930. he was an Electrician in 1940. In 1942, he was working for the NC Shipbuilding Corp. in Wilmington. Returning to Concord, he was an electrical engineer with an air conditioning company in 1950.
--He married Annie Marie Crosby. They had one daughter, Marjorie Nettie Smith.
--Occupation: Carpenter at a cotton mill in Concord in 1930. he was an Electrician in 1940. In 1942, he was working for the NC Shipbuilding Corp. in Wilmington. Returning to Concord, he was an electrical engineer with an air conditioning company in 1950.
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