Our Smith Family write-up had the following information on Daniel:
Daniel Corbett Smith born Oct 14, 1801 in Bethel, VT. Died either in West Randolph or Braintree in 1872 or'e, exact date and place not known.
He married Katherine Kearney (sic) by whom he had two children, one of whom was killed in the Civil War, the other moved West. Nothing more is known of them.
On Sept 30, 2016, I visited the Old Christ Church Cemetery for the second time and discovered Daniel and Caroline's stone. It is on the opposite side of the monument for Benjamin and Lois.
Daniel Corbett Smith born Oct 14, 1801 in Bethel, VT. Died either in West Randolph or Braintree in 1872 or'e, exact date and place not known.
He married Katherine Kearney (sic) by whom he had two children, one of whom was killed in the Civil War, the other moved West. Nothing more is known of them.
On Sept 30, 2016, I visited the Old Christ Church Cemetery for the second time and discovered Daniel and Caroline's stone. It is on the opposite side of the monument for Benjamin and Lois.
Our Smith Family write-up had the following information on Daniel:
Daniel Corbett Smith born Oct 14, 1801 in Bethel, VT. Died either in West Randolph or Braintree in 1872 or'e, exact date and place not known.
He married Katherine Kearney (sic) by whom he had two children, one of whom was killed in the Civil War, the other moved West. Nothing more is known of them.
On Sept 30, 2016, I visited the Old Christ Church Cemetery for the second time and discovered Daniel and Caroline's stone. It is on the opposite side of the monument for Benjamin and Lois.
Daniel Corbett Smith born Oct 14, 1801 in Bethel, VT. Died either in West Randolph or Braintree in 1872 or'e, exact date and place not known.
He married Katherine Kearney (sic) by whom he had two children, one of whom was killed in the Civil War, the other moved West. Nothing more is known of them.
On Sept 30, 2016, I visited the Old Christ Church Cemetery for the second time and discovered Daniel and Caroline's stone. It is on the opposite side of the monument for Benjamin and Lois.
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