from death certificate-
father: Wylie C. Smith
mother: Emma Stafford
usual occupation: publisher
usual residence: Bastrop, Bastrop, Texas
informant: Mrs. Ed Standifer

The 1880 census recorded Julian O. Smith, 8, living in Grantville, Coweta, Georgia, with father Wiley [Wylie] C. Smith, 48, a physician, mother Emmer [Emma], 35, and siblings: sister Ula L., 11; and Herman L., 6. Also living in the home was "friend" Fannie Johnson. Everyone in the family was reported to have been born in Georgia.

The 1900 census recorded Julian O. Smith, born June 1872 in Georgia, a printer, living in Bell County, Texas, with wife Lissie, born Oct. 1876 in Texas, and sons [Wylie] B., born Jan. 1898, and Stafford, born Apr. 1899. Also living in the home were Julian's father Dr. Wylie C. Smith, 68, brother-in-law Lesley G. Pristo [Bristow], born Sept. 1882, sister -in-law Daisy Pristo [Bristow], born Aug 1884, and Miss Fannie Johnson, born Oct. 1844, who is listed as "adopted."

The 1910 census recorded Julian O. Smith, 37, living in Elgin, Bastrop, Texas, with wife Daisy B., 25, and children: Bass, 12; Stafford, 11; and Amy, 2. Julian and Daisy had been married for 5 years. Daisy had given birth to 2 children of whom 1 was still living. Julian was a newspaper editor.

The 1920 census recorded Julian O. Smith, 47, living in rural Bastrop County, Texas, with wife Daisy B., 35, and children: Amy, 11; and Julian F, 2. Also living in the home was Fannie Johnson, 76, a family companion. Julian was a newspaper manager.

The 1930 census recorded Julian O. Smith, 57, living in Elgin, Bastrop, Texas, with wife Daisy B., 45, daughter Amy E., 21, son Julian F., 13, and Fannie Johnson, 86. Julian was the proprietor of a printery.

The 1940 census recorded Julian O. Smith, 67, living in Elgin, Bastrop, Texas, with wife Daisy B., 55, son Julian F., 23, and daughter-in-law Maxine H. Smith, 23. Julian was the publisher and editor of a weekly newspaper. Daisy was associate editor. Julian F. was an engineer. Julian and Daisy had lived in the same house in 1935. Julian F. and Maxine had lived in Lubbock, Lubbock, Texas, in 1935.

from death certificate-
father: Wylie C. Smith
mother: Emma Stafford
usual occupation: publisher
usual residence: Bastrop, Bastrop, Texas
informant: Mrs. Ed Standifer

The 1880 census recorded Julian O. Smith, 8, living in Grantville, Coweta, Georgia, with father Wiley [Wylie] C. Smith, 48, a physician, mother Emmer [Emma], 35, and siblings: sister Ula L., 11; and Herman L., 6. Also living in the home was "friend" Fannie Johnson. Everyone in the family was reported to have been born in Georgia.

The 1900 census recorded Julian O. Smith, born June 1872 in Georgia, a printer, living in Bell County, Texas, with wife Lissie, born Oct. 1876 in Texas, and sons [Wylie] B., born Jan. 1898, and Stafford, born Apr. 1899. Also living in the home were Julian's father Dr. Wylie C. Smith, 68, brother-in-law Lesley G. Pristo [Bristow], born Sept. 1882, sister -in-law Daisy Pristo [Bristow], born Aug 1884, and Miss Fannie Johnson, born Oct. 1844, who is listed as "adopted."

The 1910 census recorded Julian O. Smith, 37, living in Elgin, Bastrop, Texas, with wife Daisy B., 25, and children: Bass, 12; Stafford, 11; and Amy, 2. Julian and Daisy had been married for 5 years. Daisy had given birth to 2 children of whom 1 was still living. Julian was a newspaper editor.

The 1920 census recorded Julian O. Smith, 47, living in rural Bastrop County, Texas, with wife Daisy B., 35, and children: Amy, 11; and Julian F, 2. Also living in the home was Fannie Johnson, 76, a family companion. Julian was a newspaper manager.

The 1930 census recorded Julian O. Smith, 57, living in Elgin, Bastrop, Texas, with wife Daisy B., 45, daughter Amy E., 21, son Julian F., 13, and Fannie Johnson, 86. Julian was the proprietor of a printery.

The 1940 census recorded Julian O. Smith, 67, living in Elgin, Bastrop, Texas, with wife Daisy B., 55, son Julian F., 23, and daughter-in-law Maxine H. Smith, 23. Julian was the publisher and editor of a weekly newspaper. Daisy was associate editor. Julian F. was an engineer. Julian and Daisy had lived in the same house in 1935. Julian F. and Maxine had lived in Lubbock, Lubbock, Texas, in 1935.