The second son of Alexander Miller and Mary Jane (Slaght) Smart, George Miller Smart was born in Dayton, OH, living all of his life in that place. He graduated from Central High School in that city.
Marrying Clara Troup in Dayton April 22, 1869, George found employment illuminaing gas lights during the early days of Dayton. Ultimately, his career expanded to the Dayton Gas, Light and Coke Company, where he served as secretary of the company for many years. Mr. Smart was an active member of the Dayton F. & A. M. fraternity.
George and Clara were the parents of two daughters, Stella and Bertha, and two sons, William W. and George A. Smart.
Marrying Clara Troup in Dayton April 22, 1869, George found employment illuminaing gas lights during the early days of Dayton. Ultimately, his career expanded to the Dayton Gas, Light and Coke Company, where he served as secretary of the company for many years. Mr. Smart was an active member of the Dayton F. & A. M. fraternity.
George and Clara were the parents of two daughters, Stella and Bertha, and two sons, William W. and George A. Smart.
The second son of Alexander Miller and Mary Jane (Slaght) Smart, George Miller Smart was born in Dayton, OH, living all of his life in that place. He graduated from Central High School in that city.
Marrying Clara Troup in Dayton April 22, 1869, George found employment illuminaing gas lights during the early days of Dayton. Ultimately, his career expanded to the Dayton Gas, Light and Coke Company, where he served as secretary of the company for many years. Mr. Smart was an active member of the Dayton F. & A. M. fraternity.
George and Clara were the parents of two daughters, Stella and Bertha, and two sons, William W. and George A. Smart.
Marrying Clara Troup in Dayton April 22, 1869, George found employment illuminaing gas lights during the early days of Dayton. Ultimately, his career expanded to the Dayton Gas, Light and Coke Company, where he served as secretary of the company for many years. Mr. Smart was an active member of the Dayton F. & A. M. fraternity.
George and Clara were the parents of two daughters, Stella and Bertha, and two sons, William W. and George A. Smart.
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