Wife of Pvt Bryant Smith
After marriage the couple settled into Randolph Co, NC, then migrated into Hawkins, TN followed by Blount Co then a final settlement into Marshall Co, AL. This fact is noted in her husband's pension application dated 24 Dec 1843.
There is no supporting documentation of Dolly's children or parents. Earlier Census records (1830 and 1840) seem to indicate that there were children from this union.
Dolly and Bryant Smith are listed in the 1850 Census in the household of Sarah Smith, in Marshall Co, AL, District 22. Their relationship to Sarah is unclear - was she a daughter-in-law or daughter?
Dolly lies at rest beside her husband of 68 years at Mobbs Cemetery. There are other Smith's buried in the same cemetery.
After marriage the couple settled into Randolph Co, NC, then migrated into Hawkins, TN followed by Blount Co then a final settlement into Marshall Co, AL. This fact is noted in her husband's pension application dated 24 Dec 1843.
There is no supporting documentation of Dolly's children or parents. Earlier Census records (1830 and 1840) seem to indicate that there were children from this union.
Dolly and Bryant Smith are listed in the 1850 Census in the household of Sarah Smith, in Marshall Co, AL, District 22. Their relationship to Sarah is unclear - was she a daughter-in-law or daughter?
Dolly lies at rest beside her husband of 68 years at Mobbs Cemetery. There are other Smith's buried in the same cemetery.
Wife of Pvt Bryant Smith
After marriage the couple settled into Randolph Co, NC, then migrated into Hawkins, TN followed by Blount Co then a final settlement into Marshall Co, AL. This fact is noted in her husband's pension application dated 24 Dec 1843.
There is no supporting documentation of Dolly's children or parents. Earlier Census records (1830 and 1840) seem to indicate that there were children from this union.
Dolly and Bryant Smith are listed in the 1850 Census in the household of Sarah Smith, in Marshall Co, AL, District 22. Their relationship to Sarah is unclear - was she a daughter-in-law or daughter?
Dolly lies at rest beside her husband of 68 years at Mobbs Cemetery. There are other Smith's buried in the same cemetery.
After marriage the couple settled into Randolph Co, NC, then migrated into Hawkins, TN followed by Blount Co then a final settlement into Marshall Co, AL. This fact is noted in her husband's pension application dated 24 Dec 1843.
There is no supporting documentation of Dolly's children or parents. Earlier Census records (1830 and 1840) seem to indicate that there were children from this union.
Dolly and Bryant Smith are listed in the 1850 Census in the household of Sarah Smith, in Marshall Co, AL, District 22. Their relationship to Sarah is unclear - was she a daughter-in-law or daughter?
Dolly lies at rest beside her husband of 68 years at Mobbs Cemetery. There are other Smith's buried in the same cemetery.
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