John Smiley family records [1781-1899]
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"Linda Dollens ...Columbus, IN found these lists among the papers of her grandmother, Edna Dollens, daughter of John Webb and Laura E. Smiley, the later being the daughter of John M. and Rebecca Berryman Smiley.".
John Smiley (b. 1781) and his wife, Margaret (b. 1786) were married in 1800. They had fifteen children, 1801-1827. John M. Smiley (1821-1877), their son, and Rebecca Berryman (1821-1879) were married in 1840. They had eleven children, 1841-1862. A note states that John Smiley was born in Nelson County, Kentucky. He and his wife first settled in Washington County, Indiana, then moved to Bartholomew County where they were land owners in 1821. They later moved to Johnson County where he is said to have been the first sheriff.
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| Note | Location | Collection/Shelf | Format | ||
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| John Smiley family records [1781-1899] | Granite Mountain Record Vault | United States & Canada Film | 1513830 Item 1 | 8067947 |
| Note | Location | Collection/Shelf | Film | Image Group Number (DGS) | Format |
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| John Smiley family records [1781-1899] | Granite Mountain Record Vault | United States & Canada Film | 1513830 Item 1 | 8067947 |
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