George Duryea Smith, II, was born in South Hempstead, Queens County, Long Island, New York. (Queens County was later divided and Nassau County created with Hempstead Village to be situated within Nassau County delineations.)
George Duryea Smith, II, son to George Duryea Smith, Sr. (abt. 1852) and Georgetta Mott Smith Fisher (abt. 1856), brother to Hilda C. (1880), Robert B. (1881), and Child Smith (1895)-died in early childhood.
Husband to 1st wife Margaret [?] (1886), father to George Duryea Smith, III (1904) -died at 6 years of age, and Infant Smith (1908) -died at birth.
Husband to 2nd wife Dirca C. [?] (abt. 1892), father to Elizabeth C. Smith Hardesty (1916), and two (2) Infant Smiths' (1917+) that that did not survive early childhood. Grandfather to Henry Hanies Hardesty, II, (1939).
Husband to 3rd wife Rhea Rebecca Lillian Lewis, father to Marguerite Ann Smith (1924), and George Duryea Smith, IV, (1932).
Grandfather to James Brian, John Stewart, Barbara Ann, Patricia Elizabeth, Kathleen Frances, Mary-Rhea Agnes, Justin Douglas, Joseph Garahan O'Keeffe, and Christopher Duryea Smith.
George Duryea Smith, II, son to George Duryea Smith, Sr. (abt. 1852) and Georgetta Mott Smith Fisher (abt. 1856), brother to Hilda C. (1880), Robert B. (1881), and Child Smith (1895)-died in early childhood.
Husband to 1st wife Margaret [?] (1886), father to George Duryea Smith, III (1904) -died at 6 years of age, and Infant Smith (1908) -died at birth.
Husband to 2nd wife Dirca C. [?] (abt. 1892), father to Elizabeth C. Smith Hardesty (1916), and two (2) Infant Smiths' (1917+) that that did not survive early childhood. Grandfather to Henry Hanies Hardesty, II, (1939).
Husband to 3rd wife Rhea Rebecca Lillian Lewis, father to Marguerite Ann Smith (1924), and George Duryea Smith, IV, (1932).
Grandfather to James Brian, John Stewart, Barbara Ann, Patricia Elizabeth, Kathleen Frances, Mary-Rhea Agnes, Justin Douglas, Joseph Garahan O'Keeffe, and Christopher Duryea Smith.
George Duryea Smith, II, was born in South Hempstead, Queens County, Long Island, New York. (Queens County was later divided and Nassau County created with Hempstead Village to be situated within Nassau County delineations.)
George Duryea Smith, II, son to George Duryea Smith, Sr. (abt. 1852) and Georgetta Mott Smith Fisher (abt. 1856), brother to Hilda C. (1880), Robert B. (1881), and Child Smith (1895)-died in early childhood.
Husband to 1st wife Margaret [?] (1886), father to George Duryea Smith, III (1904) -died at 6 years of age, and Infant Smith (1908) -died at birth.
Husband to 2nd wife Dirca C. [?] (abt. 1892), father to Elizabeth C. Smith Hardesty (1916), and two (2) Infant Smiths' (1917+) that that did not survive early childhood. Grandfather to Henry Hanies Hardesty, II, (1939).
Husband to 3rd wife Rhea Rebecca Lillian Lewis, father to Marguerite Ann Smith (1924), and George Duryea Smith, IV, (1932).
Grandfather to James Brian, John Stewart, Barbara Ann, Patricia Elizabeth, Kathleen Frances, Mary-Rhea Agnes, Justin Douglas, Joseph Garahan O'Keeffe, and Christopher Duryea Smith.
George Duryea Smith, II, son to George Duryea Smith, Sr. (abt. 1852) and Georgetta Mott Smith Fisher (abt. 1856), brother to Hilda C. (1880), Robert B. (1881), and Child Smith (1895)-died in early childhood.
Husband to 1st wife Margaret [?] (1886), father to George Duryea Smith, III (1904) -died at 6 years of age, and Infant Smith (1908) -died at birth.
Husband to 2nd wife Dirca C. [?] (abt. 1892), father to Elizabeth C. Smith Hardesty (1916), and two (2) Infant Smiths' (1917+) that that did not survive early childhood. Grandfather to Henry Hanies Hardesty, II, (1939).
Husband to 3rd wife Rhea Rebecca Lillian Lewis, father to Marguerite Ann Smith (1924), and George Duryea Smith, IV, (1932).
Grandfather to James Brian, John Stewart, Barbara Ann, Patricia Elizabeth, Kathleen Frances, Mary-Rhea Agnes, Justin Douglas, Joseph Garahan O'Keeffe, and Christopher Duryea Smith.
Gravesite Details
No inscription for George Duryea Smith, II, on the SMITH familty monument, nor is there a foot stone at his grave site.
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