Later as a popular citizen in Coweta County, Georgia was the county's choice as member of the House of Representatives for the Sixth District in the Georgia Legislature from 1832 to 1837 and then again in 1851. He was elected Senator in 1839, 1841-42, 1849 and 1853. He was a delegate to the Convention of 1865 that abolished slavery
and repudiated war debts and State currency for Georgia's support of the war.
Source: A History of Coweta County from 1825 to 1880 by W. U. Anderson. Page 62, 71-72.
Later as a popular citizen in Coweta County, Georgia was the county's choice as member of the House of Representatives for the Sixth District in the Georgia Legislature from 1832 to 1837 and then again in 1851. He was elected Senator in 1839, 1841-42, 1849 and 1853. He was a delegate to the Convention of 1865 that abolished slavery
and repudiated war debts and State currency for Georgia's support of the war.
Source: A History of Coweta County from 1825 to 1880 by W. U. Anderson. Page 62, 71-72.
Family Members
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Gustavius Adolphus Smith
1823–1823
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Catherine Jane Smith
1824–1829
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Rev Luther Martin Smith D.D.
1826–1879
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Dr Columbus Darwin "Lum" Smith
1828–1911
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Jefferson Randolph Smith Sr
1831–1902
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William Albert Luther Smith
1833–1915
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Gilbert Motier Lafayette Smith
1835–1889
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Col Andrew Jackson Smith
1837–1876
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Ira Ellis Caspar Wistar Smith Sr
1840–1903
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Emmett Marion Smith
1842–1933
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Henry Marshall Smith
1844–1854
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