MRS GEORGE T SMITH
Mrs Camelia Dodson Smith, widow of George Thomas Smith, died at her home on the Shinnecock Indian Reservation on Friday March 25 after an illness of two weeks. She was 74 years old.
Mrs Smith is survived by 10 children, Miss Maudell Smith, Mrs Arlene Lincoln, Mrs Emily Hunter, Mrs Doris Green, Miss Rose Smith, and George, Sewell, Elmer, Charles and James Smith, all of the Shinnecock Reservation; four sisters, Mrs Laura Horton and Mrs Hodge Avery of Philadelphia, Mrs Ada Quinn of the Shinnecock Reservation, and Mrs Eleanor Wade of Atlantic City; and one brother Archie Williams of Philadelphia.
Funeral services were held on Monday, March 28 at the Shinnecock Indian Presbyterian Church, the Rev Paul Robinson officiating, and interment was in the Shinnecock Cemetery.
Published in the Southampton Press on Apr 7, 1955 p1
Mrs Camelia Dodson Smith, widow of George Thomas Smith, died at her home on the Shinnecock Indian Reservation on Friday March 25 after an illness of two weeks. She was 74 years old.
Mrs Smith is survived by 10 children, Miss Maudell Smith, Mrs Arlene Lincoln, Mrs Emily Hunter, Mrs Doris Green, Miss Rose Smith, and George, Sewell, Elmer, Charles and James Smith, all of the Shinnecock Reservation; four sisters, Mrs Laura Horton and Mrs Hodge Avery of Philadelphia, Mrs Ada Quinn of the Shinnecock Reservation, and Mrs Eleanor Wade of Atlantic City; and one brother Archie Williams of Philadelphia.
Funeral services were held on Monday, March 28 at the Shinnecock Indian Presbyterian Church, the Rev Paul Robinson officiating, and interment was in the Shinnecock Cemetery.
Published in the Southampton Press on Apr 7, 1955 p1
MRS GEORGE T SMITH
Mrs Camelia Dodson Smith, widow of George Thomas Smith, died at her home on the Shinnecock Indian Reservation on Friday March 25 after an illness of two weeks. She was 74 years old.
Mrs Smith is survived by 10 children, Miss Maudell Smith, Mrs Arlene Lincoln, Mrs Emily Hunter, Mrs Doris Green, Miss Rose Smith, and George, Sewell, Elmer, Charles and James Smith, all of the Shinnecock Reservation; four sisters, Mrs Laura Horton and Mrs Hodge Avery of Philadelphia, Mrs Ada Quinn of the Shinnecock Reservation, and Mrs Eleanor Wade of Atlantic City; and one brother Archie Williams of Philadelphia.
Funeral services were held on Monday, March 28 at the Shinnecock Indian Presbyterian Church, the Rev Paul Robinson officiating, and interment was in the Shinnecock Cemetery.
Published in the Southampton Press on Apr 7, 1955 p1
Mrs Camelia Dodson Smith, widow of George Thomas Smith, died at her home on the Shinnecock Indian Reservation on Friday March 25 after an illness of two weeks. She was 74 years old.
Mrs Smith is survived by 10 children, Miss Maudell Smith, Mrs Arlene Lincoln, Mrs Emily Hunter, Mrs Doris Green, Miss Rose Smith, and George, Sewell, Elmer, Charles and James Smith, all of the Shinnecock Reservation; four sisters, Mrs Laura Horton and Mrs Hodge Avery of Philadelphia, Mrs Ada Quinn of the Shinnecock Reservation, and Mrs Eleanor Wade of Atlantic City; and one brother Archie Williams of Philadelphia.
Funeral services were held on Monday, March 28 at the Shinnecock Indian Presbyterian Church, the Rev Paul Robinson officiating, and interment was in the Shinnecock Cemetery.
Published in the Southampton Press on Apr 7, 1955 p1
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