Husband of Jane Jones.
"Due West Telescope
April 17, 1857
Died in Wilcox Co., Ala., March 23rd, Mr. Solomon Smith in the 56th year of age. ... three of [his] children were taken in quick succession last Fall. ...[he] experienced the trials and privations connected with the first settlements of Ala. His youth was passed in frontier life, and as a consequence, under influences adverse to piety. It was not until after his alliance in marriage to one of the families of Lebanon, that his religious convictions were matured."
(from Eric Bonner Wood)
"Due West Telescope
April 17, 1857
Died in Wilcox Co., Ala., March 23rd, Mr. Solomon Smith in the 56th year of age. ... three of [his] children were taken in quick succession last Fall. ...[he] experienced the trials and privations connected with the first settlements of Ala. His youth was passed in frontier life, and as a consequence, under influences adverse to piety. It was not until after his alliance in marriage to one of the families of Lebanon, that his religious convictions were matured."
(from Eric Bonner Wood)
Husband of Jane Jones.
"Due West Telescope
April 17, 1857
Died in Wilcox Co., Ala., March 23rd, Mr. Solomon Smith in the 56th year of age. ... three of [his] children were taken in quick succession last Fall. ...[he] experienced the trials and privations connected with the first settlements of Ala. His youth was passed in frontier life, and as a consequence, under influences adverse to piety. It was not until after his alliance in marriage to one of the families of Lebanon, that his religious convictions were matured."
(from Eric Bonner Wood)
"Due West Telescope
April 17, 1857
Died in Wilcox Co., Ala., March 23rd, Mr. Solomon Smith in the 56th year of age. ... three of [his] children were taken in quick succession last Fall. ...[he] experienced the trials and privations connected with the first settlements of Ala. His youth was passed in frontier life, and as a consequence, under influences adverse to piety. It was not until after his alliance in marriage to one of the families of Lebanon, that his religious convictions were matured."
(from Eric Bonner Wood)
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