Deborah married James Smith, son of Rev. Dr. William Hooker Smith and Sarah Browne. She was likely present for the massacre at the Battle of Wyoming during the Revolutionary War since James served in the war from out of Forty Fort.
Deborah was born in New York City, and lived at Laceyville where their 5 children were born. She died young, prior to 1800, and is buried in the vacinity of Wilkes Barre in Wyoming/Luzerne County, PA, with no marker that has survived.
Deborah was born in New York City, and lived at Laceyville where their 5 children were born. She died young, prior to 1800, and is buried in the vacinity of Wilkes Barre in Wyoming/Luzerne County, PA, with no marker that has survived.
Deborah married James Smith, son of Rev. Dr. William Hooker Smith and Sarah Browne. She was likely present for the massacre at the Battle of Wyoming during the Revolutionary War since James served in the war from out of Forty Fort.
Deborah was born in New York City, and lived at Laceyville where their 5 children were born. She died young, prior to 1800, and is buried in the vacinity of Wilkes Barre in Wyoming/Luzerne County, PA, with no marker that has survived.
Deborah was born in New York City, and lived at Laceyville where their 5 children were born. She died young, prior to 1800, and is buried in the vacinity of Wilkes Barre in Wyoming/Luzerne County, PA, with no marker that has survived.
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