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Mary Ella <I>Smith</I> Morrow

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Mary Ella Smith Morrow

Birth
Elyton, Jefferson County, Alabama, USA
Death
16 Apr 1873 (aged 24)
Burial
Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama, USA
Plot
block 15, section 22, lot 3
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As Elmwood did not have any burials prior to about 1900, this person must have been buried somewhere else first. A number of family members in the plot also died prior to this time; they may have been buried on family property first.

After the Civil War, ex-slaveholder, physician, newspaper publisher and businessman Joseph Riley Smith divided up his corn and cotton fields into residential lots to develop Smithfield, now a neighborhood of Birmingham. He named the streets after his children, including Mary.
As Elmwood did not have any burials prior to about 1900, this person must have been buried somewhere else first. A number of family members in the plot also died prior to this time; they may have been buried on family property first.

After the Civil War, ex-slaveholder, physician, newspaper publisher and businessman Joseph Riley Smith divided up his corn and cotton fields into residential lots to develop Smithfield, now a neighborhood of Birmingham. He named the streets after his children, including Mary.

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