A remaining mystery is the identity of LITTLE KATY, whose was among those
removed in 1937. Assuming that Gerrit Smith's deceased children were Ann (Nanny),
Fitzhugh, Henry, and an unnamed son and daughter—the five that are known to be
his—then who is "Little Katy"? She could have been another of his children who
died young, but most sources state that he had a total of seven children.5 When
including the two who survived to adulthood, Elizabeth and Greene, "Little Katy"
doesn't fit.
removed in 1937. Assuming that Gerrit Smith's deceased children were Ann (Nanny),
Fitzhugh, Henry, and an unnamed son and daughter—the five that are known to be
his—then who is "Little Katy"? She could have been another of his children who
died young, but most sources state that he had a total of seven children.5 When
including the two who survived to adulthood, Elizabeth and Greene, "Little Katy"
doesn't fit.
A remaining mystery is the identity of LITTLE KATY, whose was among those
removed in 1937. Assuming that Gerrit Smith's deceased children were Ann (Nanny),
Fitzhugh, Henry, and an unnamed son and daughter—the five that are known to be
his—then who is "Little Katy"? She could have been another of his children who
died young, but most sources state that he had a total of seven children.5 When
including the two who survived to adulthood, Elizabeth and Greene, "Little Katy"
doesn't fit.
removed in 1937. Assuming that Gerrit Smith's deceased children were Ann (Nanny),
Fitzhugh, Henry, and an unnamed son and daughter—the five that are known to be
his—then who is "Little Katy"? She could have been another of his children who
died young, but most sources state that he had a total of seven children.5 When
including the two who survived to adulthood, Elizabeth and Greene, "Little Katy"
doesn't fit.
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