Carpenter
Son of a carpenter, John was a carpenter himself, and some of his sons were carpenters. He married Amelia Catlin BOHM on February 24, 1870, in Carroll County, Indiana. Five children were born to their marriage: Alpha, Arthur, Udia, John W., and Harry L.
1850 census: Indiana, Carroll Co., District No. 9. Date: August 27, 1850. Upper right corner there is the handwritten number 567, and there is the stamped number 284. John is listed on line 17, with his parents and siblings: Richard H. SMITH (52), Hannah (43), Rachel (20), Lewis (13), and Mary J. (11). John was three-years-old. His father was a carpenter. The family listed just above was his sister Eliza (21) and her husband Nathaniel Campbell (26). The family listed just below was his uncle, his father's brother James E. Smith (35).
1860 census: Indiana, Carroll Co., Clay Township. Post office: Fetterhoff Mills. Date: July 11, 1860. Listed as "Page No. 89" top left, and "253" has been written top right. Line 20. Living with his parents: Richard H. SMITH, born in New Jersey, and Hannah, age 54 and born in Ohio. The family listed directly below is his sister Mary Jane with her husband, Joseph GARST. John was 13-years old and still in school.
1870 census: Indiana, Carroll Co., Clay Township. Post office: Pyrmont. Page 18; line 22. Date: July 20, 1870. John and his new wife (Millie C., age 18, born in Indiana) are living with John's widowed father (Richard Smith, age 70, b. New Jersey). John and Millie reported that they had married within the last year, in the month of February. Also living in the household was 16-year-old Joel CRIPE, born in Indiana and working on the farm. (The CRIPEs were a large farm family in that area.) Down three families on the same census page is John's sister Rachel, with her husband John BEARD.
1800 census: Indiana, Carroll Co., Clay Township. Enumeration District 21; Page 19 (stamped number is 188); Line 45. Date: June 21 & 22, 1800. Living with wife (listed as "Mellie), son Alpha R. (8), son Arthur (6), daughter Udia V. (4), son John W. (2), and son Harry L. (2 months, b. in March). Wife's father was listed as born in Switzerland; her mother was listed as born in Germany.
1900 census: Missouri, Jasper Co., Galena Township, City of Joplin. Enumeration District 41; Sheet 16-B; Line 52. Date: June 13, 1900. Listed as "J. W. SMITH." Living with wife Amelia C. (b. Oct 1851 in Indiana), son J. W. Smith Jr. (b. Nov 1877 in Indiana), and son Harry L. Smith (b. Mar 1880 in Indiana). Married for 30 years. Wife reported birthing five children, with all living. John reported his father born in New Jersey, and his mother born in Ohio. His wife reported her father born in France, and her mother born in Germany. Occupation: Carpenter & Builder. House address: 2111 Pearl; Joplin, Missouri.
1920 census: Missouri, Jasper Co., Joplin Township; District 44. Enumeration District 44; Sheet 10-A; Line 43. Date: Feb. 2, 1920. Living with wife. Occupation: Carpenter. Born in Indiana; father born in New Jersey; mother born in Ohio. Info for wife: born in Indiana; her father was born in France; her mother was born in Germany.
Death certificate: Missouri death certificate # 4276, in the year 1921: born in Indiana; father Richard H. SMITH born in New Jersey; mother Hannah S. JACK born in Ohio; wife Amelia C.; occupation was "contractor." Place of burial: Forest Park, Joplin, MO.
DAR Information:
A descendant of John (through his son Harry's son Earl) has been accepted as a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution (July 2014). John's descent was proven from David TODD, a DAR established Patriot. John's line: son of Hannah Smith JACK (1807-1870), who was daughter of Elizabeth SMITH (1783-1856), who was daughter of Hannah TODD (1766-1822), who was daughter of David TODD.
Son of a carpenter, John was a carpenter himself, and some of his sons were carpenters. He married Amelia Catlin BOHM on February 24, 1870, in Carroll County, Indiana. Five children were born to their marriage: Alpha, Arthur, Udia, John W., and Harry L.
1850 census: Indiana, Carroll Co., District No. 9. Date: August 27, 1850. Upper right corner there is the handwritten number 567, and there is the stamped number 284. John is listed on line 17, with his parents and siblings: Richard H. SMITH (52), Hannah (43), Rachel (20), Lewis (13), and Mary J. (11). John was three-years-old. His father was a carpenter. The family listed just above was his sister Eliza (21) and her husband Nathaniel Campbell (26). The family listed just below was his uncle, his father's brother James E. Smith (35).
1860 census: Indiana, Carroll Co., Clay Township. Post office: Fetterhoff Mills. Date: July 11, 1860. Listed as "Page No. 89" top left, and "253" has been written top right. Line 20. Living with his parents: Richard H. SMITH, born in New Jersey, and Hannah, age 54 and born in Ohio. The family listed directly below is his sister Mary Jane with her husband, Joseph GARST. John was 13-years old and still in school.
1870 census: Indiana, Carroll Co., Clay Township. Post office: Pyrmont. Page 18; line 22. Date: July 20, 1870. John and his new wife (Millie C., age 18, born in Indiana) are living with John's widowed father (Richard Smith, age 70, b. New Jersey). John and Millie reported that they had married within the last year, in the month of February. Also living in the household was 16-year-old Joel CRIPE, born in Indiana and working on the farm. (The CRIPEs were a large farm family in that area.) Down three families on the same census page is John's sister Rachel, with her husband John BEARD.
1800 census: Indiana, Carroll Co., Clay Township. Enumeration District 21; Page 19 (stamped number is 188); Line 45. Date: June 21 & 22, 1800. Living with wife (listed as "Mellie), son Alpha R. (8), son Arthur (6), daughter Udia V. (4), son John W. (2), and son Harry L. (2 months, b. in March). Wife's father was listed as born in Switzerland; her mother was listed as born in Germany.
1900 census: Missouri, Jasper Co., Galena Township, City of Joplin. Enumeration District 41; Sheet 16-B; Line 52. Date: June 13, 1900. Listed as "J. W. SMITH." Living with wife Amelia C. (b. Oct 1851 in Indiana), son J. W. Smith Jr. (b. Nov 1877 in Indiana), and son Harry L. Smith (b. Mar 1880 in Indiana). Married for 30 years. Wife reported birthing five children, with all living. John reported his father born in New Jersey, and his mother born in Ohio. His wife reported her father born in France, and her mother born in Germany. Occupation: Carpenter & Builder. House address: 2111 Pearl; Joplin, Missouri.
1920 census: Missouri, Jasper Co., Joplin Township; District 44. Enumeration District 44; Sheet 10-A; Line 43. Date: Feb. 2, 1920. Living with wife. Occupation: Carpenter. Born in Indiana; father born in New Jersey; mother born in Ohio. Info for wife: born in Indiana; her father was born in France; her mother was born in Germany.
Death certificate: Missouri death certificate # 4276, in the year 1921: born in Indiana; father Richard H. SMITH born in New Jersey; mother Hannah S. JACK born in Ohio; wife Amelia C.; occupation was "contractor." Place of burial: Forest Park, Joplin, MO.
DAR Information:
A descendant of John (through his son Harry's son Earl) has been accepted as a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution (July 2014). John's descent was proven from David TODD, a DAR established Patriot. John's line: son of Hannah Smith JACK (1807-1870), who was daughter of Elizabeth SMITH (1783-1856), who was daughter of Hannah TODD (1766-1822), who was daughter of David TODD.
Carpenter
Son of a carpenter, John was a carpenter himself, and some of his sons were carpenters. He married Amelia Catlin BOHM on February 24, 1870, in Carroll County, Indiana. Five children were born to their marriage: Alpha, Arthur, Udia, John W., and Harry L.
1850 census: Indiana, Carroll Co., District No. 9. Date: August 27, 1850. Upper right corner there is the handwritten number 567, and there is the stamped number 284. John is listed on line 17, with his parents and siblings: Richard H. SMITH (52), Hannah (43), Rachel (20), Lewis (13), and Mary J. (11). John was three-years-old. His father was a carpenter. The family listed just above was his sister Eliza (21) and her husband Nathaniel Campbell (26). The family listed just below was his uncle, his father's brother James E. Smith (35).
1860 census: Indiana, Carroll Co., Clay Township. Post office: Fetterhoff Mills. Date: July 11, 1860. Listed as "Page No. 89" top left, and "253" has been written top right. Line 20. Living with his parents: Richard H. SMITH, born in New Jersey, and Hannah, age 54 and born in Ohio. The family listed directly below is his sister Mary Jane with her husband, Joseph GARST. John was 13-years old and still in school.
1870 census: Indiana, Carroll Co., Clay Township. Post office: Pyrmont. Page 18; line 22. Date: July 20, 1870. John and his new wife (Millie C., age 18, born in Indiana) are living with John's widowed father (Richard Smith, age 70, b. New Jersey). John and Millie reported that they had married within the last year, in the month of February. Also living in the household was 16-year-old Joel CRIPE, born in Indiana and working on the farm. (The CRIPEs were a large farm family in that area.) Down three families on the same census page is John's sister Rachel, with her husband John BEARD.
1800 census: Indiana, Carroll Co., Clay Township. Enumeration District 21; Page 19 (stamped number is 188); Line 45. Date: June 21 & 22, 1800. Living with wife (listed as "Mellie), son Alpha R. (8), son Arthur (6), daughter Udia V. (4), son John W. (2), and son Harry L. (2 months, b. in March). Wife's father was listed as born in Switzerland; her mother was listed as born in Germany.
1900 census: Missouri, Jasper Co., Galena Township, City of Joplin. Enumeration District 41; Sheet 16-B; Line 52. Date: June 13, 1900. Listed as "J. W. SMITH." Living with wife Amelia C. (b. Oct 1851 in Indiana), son J. W. Smith Jr. (b. Nov 1877 in Indiana), and son Harry L. Smith (b. Mar 1880 in Indiana). Married for 30 years. Wife reported birthing five children, with all living. John reported his father born in New Jersey, and his mother born in Ohio. His wife reported her father born in France, and her mother born in Germany. Occupation: Carpenter & Builder. House address: 2111 Pearl; Joplin, Missouri.
1920 census: Missouri, Jasper Co., Joplin Township; District 44. Enumeration District 44; Sheet 10-A; Line 43. Date: Feb. 2, 1920. Living with wife. Occupation: Carpenter. Born in Indiana; father born in New Jersey; mother born in Ohio. Info for wife: born in Indiana; her father was born in France; her mother was born in Germany.
Death certificate: Missouri death certificate # 4276, in the year 1921: born in Indiana; father Richard H. SMITH born in New Jersey; mother Hannah S. JACK born in Ohio; wife Amelia C.; occupation was "contractor." Place of burial: Forest Park, Joplin, MO.
DAR Information:
A descendant of John (through his son Harry's son Earl) has been accepted as a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution (July 2014). John's descent was proven from David TODD, a DAR established Patriot. John's line: son of Hannah Smith JACK (1807-1870), who was daughter of Elizabeth SMITH (1783-1856), who was daughter of Hannah TODD (1766-1822), who was daughter of David TODD.
Son of a carpenter, John was a carpenter himself, and some of his sons were carpenters. He married Amelia Catlin BOHM on February 24, 1870, in Carroll County, Indiana. Five children were born to their marriage: Alpha, Arthur, Udia, John W., and Harry L.
1850 census: Indiana, Carroll Co., District No. 9. Date: August 27, 1850. Upper right corner there is the handwritten number 567, and there is the stamped number 284. John is listed on line 17, with his parents and siblings: Richard H. SMITH (52), Hannah (43), Rachel (20), Lewis (13), and Mary J. (11). John was three-years-old. His father was a carpenter. The family listed just above was his sister Eliza (21) and her husband Nathaniel Campbell (26). The family listed just below was his uncle, his father's brother James E. Smith (35).
1860 census: Indiana, Carroll Co., Clay Township. Post office: Fetterhoff Mills. Date: July 11, 1860. Listed as "Page No. 89" top left, and "253" has been written top right. Line 20. Living with his parents: Richard H. SMITH, born in New Jersey, and Hannah, age 54 and born in Ohio. The family listed directly below is his sister Mary Jane with her husband, Joseph GARST. John was 13-years old and still in school.
1870 census: Indiana, Carroll Co., Clay Township. Post office: Pyrmont. Page 18; line 22. Date: July 20, 1870. John and his new wife (Millie C., age 18, born in Indiana) are living with John's widowed father (Richard Smith, age 70, b. New Jersey). John and Millie reported that they had married within the last year, in the month of February. Also living in the household was 16-year-old Joel CRIPE, born in Indiana and working on the farm. (The CRIPEs were a large farm family in that area.) Down three families on the same census page is John's sister Rachel, with her husband John BEARD.
1800 census: Indiana, Carroll Co., Clay Township. Enumeration District 21; Page 19 (stamped number is 188); Line 45. Date: June 21 & 22, 1800. Living with wife (listed as "Mellie), son Alpha R. (8), son Arthur (6), daughter Udia V. (4), son John W. (2), and son Harry L. (2 months, b. in March). Wife's father was listed as born in Switzerland; her mother was listed as born in Germany.
1900 census: Missouri, Jasper Co., Galena Township, City of Joplin. Enumeration District 41; Sheet 16-B; Line 52. Date: June 13, 1900. Listed as "J. W. SMITH." Living with wife Amelia C. (b. Oct 1851 in Indiana), son J. W. Smith Jr. (b. Nov 1877 in Indiana), and son Harry L. Smith (b. Mar 1880 in Indiana). Married for 30 years. Wife reported birthing five children, with all living. John reported his father born in New Jersey, and his mother born in Ohio. His wife reported her father born in France, and her mother born in Germany. Occupation: Carpenter & Builder. House address: 2111 Pearl; Joplin, Missouri.
1920 census: Missouri, Jasper Co., Joplin Township; District 44. Enumeration District 44; Sheet 10-A; Line 43. Date: Feb. 2, 1920. Living with wife. Occupation: Carpenter. Born in Indiana; father born in New Jersey; mother born in Ohio. Info for wife: born in Indiana; her father was born in France; her mother was born in Germany.
Death certificate: Missouri death certificate # 4276, in the year 1921: born in Indiana; father Richard H. SMITH born in New Jersey; mother Hannah S. JACK born in Ohio; wife Amelia C.; occupation was "contractor." Place of burial: Forest Park, Joplin, MO.
DAR Information:
A descendant of John (through his son Harry's son Earl) has been accepted as a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution (July 2014). John's descent was proven from David TODD, a DAR established Patriot. John's line: son of Hannah Smith JACK (1807-1870), who was daughter of Elizabeth SMITH (1783-1856), who was daughter of Hannah TODD (1766-1822), who was daughter of David TODD.
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