Daughter of Frank Smith. Mother unknown.
Wife of John Allen Becton.
In the 1860 census, Elizabeth and her brother, Benjamin F. Smith, were living with Emeline (Merrell) Smith Garrett and her husband, Thomas P. Garrett. Elizabeth and Benjamin were not Emaline’s children by her first husband, Edmund J. Smith, as proven through Hopkins County probate records. Emeline was never married to a Frank Smith nor did she have children by him.
Wife of John Allen Becton.
In the 1860 census, Elizabeth and her brother, Benjamin F. Smith, were living with Emeline (Merrell) Smith Garrett and her husband, Thomas P. Garrett. Elizabeth and Benjamin were not Emaline’s children by her first husband, Edmund J. Smith, as proven through Hopkins County probate records. Emeline was never married to a Frank Smith nor did she have children by him.
Daughter of Frank Smith. Mother unknown.
Wife of John Allen Becton.
In the 1860 census, Elizabeth and her brother, Benjamin F. Smith, were living with Emeline (Merrell) Smith Garrett and her husband, Thomas P. Garrett. Elizabeth and Benjamin were not Emaline’s children by her first husband, Edmund J. Smith, as proven through Hopkins County probate records. Emeline was never married to a Frank Smith nor did she have children by him.
Wife of John Allen Becton.
In the 1860 census, Elizabeth and her brother, Benjamin F. Smith, were living with Emeline (Merrell) Smith Garrett and her husband, Thomas P. Garrett. Elizabeth and Benjamin were not Emaline’s children by her first husband, Edmund J. Smith, as proven through Hopkins County probate records. Emeline was never married to a Frank Smith nor did she have children by him.
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