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Solomon Kinsey Smith

Birth
Clay County, Missouri, USA
Death
7 Jul 1907 (aged 73)
Harrison County, Missouri, USA
Burial
Martinsville, Harrison County, Missouri, USA Add to Map
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The 1860 U.S. Census for Bethany Township, Harrison Co., MO:
Sarah Smith F 54yrs, b. 1806 North Carolina
John W. Smith, 26 yrs., b. MO
Solomon Smith, 25 yrs, b. MO
Benjamin F. Smith, 16 yrs, b. 1844 MO
George W. Smith, 14 yrs, b. 1846 MO
Marcus Smith, 11 yrs, b. 1849 MO

It's possible that Solomon served during the Civil War for the Confederacy. There's a record of a "S.K. Smith" serving as a Sergeant in Co. D, 6th Regiment, Missouri Cavalry State Guard (8th Division).

1870 U.S. Census for White Oak Township, Harrison Co., MO (7 July)(P.O. Bethany):
Solomon Smith M 37y Missouri; farmer
Sarah Smith F 22y Missouri
Abner Smith [Vincil] M 7y Missouri
John Smith M 5y Missouri
Lydia Smith F 3y Missouri
Alexander Smith M 1y Missouri

1880 U.S. Census for Jefferson Twnshp, Harrison Co., MO:
Solomon K. Smith M 46 yrs, b. 1834, Missouri [Clay Co.]
wife Sarah A. Smith F 35 yrs, b. 1845, MO
son Vincil Smith M 17 yrs, b. 1863, MO
son John W. Smith M 15 yrs, b. 1865, MO
daughter Lydda O. Smith F 13 yrs, b. 1867 MO
son Alexander Z. Smith M 11 yrs, b. 1869 MO
daughter Mary C. Smith F 8 yrs, b. 1872 MO
daughter Sarah E. Smith F 7 yrs, b. 1873 MO
son Elzy K. Smith M 5 yrs, b. 1875 MO
daughter Lewbirdy A. Smith F 3 yrs, b. 1877 MO

Vincil, John, & Lydda are known to have been born in White Oak Township, Harrison Co., MO; probably all the children were born in that locale.

His wife, Sarah A. Smith, b. 1845 MO, died 1 June 1884 in Jefferson Twp., Harrison Co., Missouri ("farmer's wife").

The 1860 U.S. Census for Bethany Township, Harrison Co., MO:
Sarah Smith F 54yrs, b. 1806 North Carolina
John W. Smith, 26 yrs., b. MO
Solomon Smith, 25 yrs, b. MO
Benjamin F. Smith, 16 yrs, b. 1844 MO
George W. Smith, 14 yrs, b. 1846 MO
Marcus Smith, 11 yrs, b. 1849 MO

It's possible that Solomon served during the Civil War for the Confederacy. There's a record of a "S.K. Smith" serving as a Sergeant in Co. D, 6th Regiment, Missouri Cavalry State Guard (8th Division).

1870 U.S. Census for White Oak Township, Harrison Co., MO (7 July)(P.O. Bethany):
Solomon Smith M 37y Missouri; farmer
Sarah Smith F 22y Missouri
Abner Smith [Vincil] M 7y Missouri
John Smith M 5y Missouri
Lydia Smith F 3y Missouri
Alexander Smith M 1y Missouri

1880 U.S. Census for Jefferson Twnshp, Harrison Co., MO:
Solomon K. Smith M 46 yrs, b. 1834, Missouri [Clay Co.]
wife Sarah A. Smith F 35 yrs, b. 1845, MO
son Vincil Smith M 17 yrs, b. 1863, MO
son John W. Smith M 15 yrs, b. 1865, MO
daughter Lydda O. Smith F 13 yrs, b. 1867 MO
son Alexander Z. Smith M 11 yrs, b. 1869 MO
daughter Mary C. Smith F 8 yrs, b. 1872 MO
daughter Sarah E. Smith F 7 yrs, b. 1873 MO
son Elzy K. Smith M 5 yrs, b. 1875 MO
daughter Lewbirdy A. Smith F 3 yrs, b. 1877 MO

Vincil, John, & Lydda are known to have been born in White Oak Township, Harrison Co., MO; probably all the children were born in that locale.

His wife, Sarah A. Smith, b. 1845 MO, died 1 June 1884 in Jefferson Twp., Harrison Co., Missouri ("farmer's wife").

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