Harvey SMITH [Parents] was born 5 Jun 1808 in Nr Belvidere, Alleghany Co., NY. He died 18 Jul 1877 in Of Bartlett, Washington, OH and was buried in Bartlett Cem, Washington, OH. Harvey married Eliza DIXON on 1 Jan 1828 in , Washington, OH.

Graham, Bernice: "Descendants of Samuel Smith,"  THE TALLOW LIGHT,
Washington Co., OH. 1968, v. 3, p 99-121:
Possibly  the Smith and Alderman families knew each other and it's even
likely that they emigrated to New York together.  ELISHA ALDERMAN was
born in CT abt the same time as SAMUEL SMITH.

1801 Jan 22  VINCENT SMITH the eldest child of James W and Esther
(Alderman) Smith was born in Otsego Co., NY  where his parents lived
near the ELISHA ALDERMAN family.

1803 Dec 3 MILTON SMITH was born in Canisteo on the Unadilla River,
Otsego, NY.

1805 ALANSON SMITH  was born abt 10 miles from Angelica, nr
Belvidere, on the Genesee River, Alleghany Co. NY where the ELISHA
ALDERMANS & THE JAMES W. SMITH'S had moved.
1807 July HARVEY SMITH born Alleghany Co. NY.
 (See Harvey Smith notes under his wife's name.)
1809 Nov 22  JAMES SMITH was born there.
1812 Aug 6 their 6th child CARMI SMITH  was born in OHIO  as were 3
succeeding children:
1814  Sept--Talma
1817  Sept--Eli
1821 June--Lucy.

1810 April.  "The urge of the pioneer spirit to move westward
culminated in an adventurous voyage down the Allegheny and Ohio Rivers
in 1810.  Journey began at Olean Point, where they embarked on a raft
with ELISHA ALDERMAN and family, floating down to Point Harmar,
opposite Marietta, Ohio, landing there in April.  . . .Picture the trying time on this raft, especially for the mothers.  The children ranked in age from VINCENT 8, through MILTON 6, ALANSON 4, HARVEY 2 and JAMES WARD SMITH 6 mo.  Imagine that mother's anxiety, lest one of her lads in his play should fall overboard and drown.  They landed at Point Harmar at the junction of the Muskingum and Ohio Rivers.  There must have been a score of passengers on that early fashioned boat and they must havehailed the day of landing with happy relief.   From this place began the journey by wagon.
"JAMES WARD SMITH & family went 20 miles west and settled in almost
unbroken forest in what had been the home of Thomas Ewing, early
pioneer and prominent politician of Ohio.  Later a small village called
Plymouth grew up at this place.  Name has since been changed to Bartlett
and it is located on the state road, half-way between the county seat of
Wash and Athens Counties.
1986 August conversation with Bernice Graham, author of Tallow Light story of James Ward Smith in Wash Co., OH Hist Bulletin, Vol 3 #3, pg 100-111:"HARVEY SMITH lived in a brick house in the center of Bartlett." Bernice Graham was born in that house.

1828 Jan 1 --Harvey Smith=Eliza Dixon: Wash. Co. OH--(CM has mg record)

1830 Wesley Twp., Washington Co.,Ohio- Census pg 317, 318.
John Smith   (who is this?)
1 m 15-20
1 m  40-50
1 f  5-10
1 f  40-50

Harvey Smith 1830 Wesley Twp., Washington Co.,Ohio-
1 m   30-40
1 f   under 5 (Estheran born 1826)
1 f   20-30
      next door to James Ward Smith

1830 Wesley Twp., Wash Co. Ohio page 318:
JAMES (WARD)SMITH (next door to his son, Harvey Smith)
1 m 50-60 (James Ward Smith 52 years old.
1 f 40-50 (Esther 48)
l m 20-30 (James 20)
1 m 15-20 (Carmi 18)
1 f 10-15 (Talma 16)
1 m 10-15 (Eli 13)
2 f 5-10  (Lucy 9)

1833:  Wesley Township  (elected office).   Overseer of the Poor.

1834 Dec 3: "CARMI SMITH of Wesley Town for $700 paid by VINCENT
SMITH of Homer town part of West  half of Sec 34 to MILTON SMITH
corner thence to------124 acres.  signed by Carmi Smith, Sarah Smith
(wife.)"
(Land records show a great deal.  SL film #941,413 show 13 land
transactions for CARMI SMITH for the years 1836-37 ONLY!  Likely there
are similar land records  for  the 7 Smith Brothers, in other years.)
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1836 Mar 12: Harvey Smith & Eliza Smith (wife)  to Lanson Smith both of
Wesley Twp-25 acres-$62.00 from center of S 32 east 50 rods, nort 80
rods, west 50 rods, south to beginnin

1840 Wesley Twp., Washington Co.,Ohio- Census pg 366
HARVEY SMITH
1 m 30-40 (Harvey 32)
1 f 30-40 (Eliza 32)
2 m 20-30 (?brothers? hired hands?)
1 m 10-15 (?brother of Harvey's?)
1 f 10-15 (Estheran 14)
1 m  5-10 (Columbus 6)
2 f  5-10 (Fedelia 9 and Sarah 5)
1 m   0-5 (Lorenzo 1)

1845: HARVEY SMITH Wesley Township Treasurer  (elected office) FOR 1845, 46, 48, 50 and 1851.

1850 Wesley Twp., Washington Co.,Ohio- Census pg 404B
Harvey Smith  42 merchant   NY  3,500
Eliza   "     42    Ireland
Fedelia  "    19
Columbus "    16  clerk
Sarah J "     14
Loring D.     11
Adaliza  "     9
Lucina "       6
Charles "      4
Harvey Jr."    1

Gravestones in graveyard:
1851 Jun 23 "FIDELLIA, d/o Harvey & Eliza Smith, aged 20 yrs 3 ms 14 d"
1851 Sep 19 "ESTHERAN  aged 25 y  8 m  19 d."   (Daughter???) Following
the above two, the  rest of children listed (below)--but NO DATES.
SMITH, CHRISTOPHER
SMITH, SARAH, J.
SMITH, LORENZO D.
SMITH, ADDIE, E.
SMITH, LUCENA, M.
SMITH, CHARLES, D.
SMITH, HARVEY, J.

1860 June 22 Wesley Twp., Washington Co.,Ohio- Census pg 23
Harvey Smith    52 merchant   NY  5000 10,000
E  Smith        63? Ireland
A Smith         18  Milner    Ohio  (Addie)
L Smith         15  domestic  Ohio  (Lucena)
C Smith         13            Ohio  (Charles)
JE Smith        10            Ohio

1870  Wesley Twp., Washington Co.,Ohio- Census pg 32
Harvey Smith  62 ret----3000  7680  NY
E  Smith      62 Ireland
Lucina Smith  24 f  at home  Ohio.

1877 HARVEY SMITH died July (18)? 1877 aged 69 Y- 1 M-  13 D's.
(If the gravestone is correct, then Harvey was born 5 June 1808
according to the calculator.)

WASHINGTON CO., Martin Andrews, 1902:  "Harvey Smith founder of
Plymouth 1835."  (Harvey Smith is also on pg 1294.)
HISTORY OF WASH CO. OH, HZWilliams, 1881,
pg 730:  The first store was kept by Harvey Smith & Son on the sw corner
of Main and Front streets (of Fairfield Twp.)  At the same time Gilbert
and Smith kept a store on the southeast corner of the same streets.
pg 724: the first business was by founder H. Smith who manufactured
hats in log cabin in rear of present residence of Mrs. Crow.

Carol Minson has zeroxed pictures of:"children of HARVEY SMITH"
ABBIE HILL
LUCINE SMITH
ADA SMITH
JAMES SMITH with a guitar & violin (is this the "Harvey Smith Jr age 1" in 1850?)
 "J E Smith  age 10"       in 1860?)

Eliza DIXON was born 15 Jun 1806 in , , Ireland. She died 13 Jan 1884 in Bartlett, Washington, OH and was buried in Bartlett Cem, Washington, OH. Eliza married Harvey SMITH on 1 Jan 1828 in , Washington, OH.

Graham, Bernice: "Descendants of Samuel Smith,"  THE TALLOW LIGHT,
Washington Co., OH. 1968, v. 3, p 99-121:

1807 July HARVEY SMITH was born.
1828 Jan 1 he md ELIZA DIXON.  --Washington Co. OH--(CM has mg record)
Ruby Griner Porter's archive sheets say "ELIZABETH DIXON"  and mg
record said "Elizabeth Dixon", but census & cemetery say "ELIZA."
         HARVEY had a hat factory and grocery in Bartlett.

1835 HARVEY SMITH laid out a plat of lots in the west end of (what is
not Bartlett) and called it Plymouth.  A few years later, MILTON SMITH
laid out the east end which was called Pleasanton..  Eventually name
Pleasanton dropped and Plymouth applied to whole village.  (It was
called Plymouth in 1870 census).  Plymouth gradually went out of use
and Bartlett became the name for the village.

1850 census of Wesley Twp., Wash Co. OH
Harvey Smith 42  merchant $3,500  b New York
Eliza ----  42   Ireland.
Fidelia 19, Columbus 16, Sarah I 14, Loring D 11,  Adaliza 9, Lucina 6,
Charles 4, Harvey Jr 1.  (all ch born OH.)

"1884 Jan 13, Eliza wife of Harvey Smith died aged 77 Y- 6 M- 29 D"

James COLVIN married Sarah J SMITH on 22 Jan 1857 in Washington Co. OH.

Sarah J SMITH [Parents] was born 1836 in Of Wesley Twp., Washington, OH. She married James COLVIN on 22 Jan 1857 in Washington Co. OH.

Graham, Bernice: "Descendants of Samuel Smith,"  THE TALLOW LIGHT,
Washington Co., OH. 1968, v. 3, p 99-121:

1807 July HARVEY SMITH was born.
1828 Jan 1 he md ELIZA DIXON.
         HARVEY had a hat factory and grocery in Bartlett.

1840 Wesley Twp., Washington Co.,Ohio- Census pg 366
HARVEY SMITH
1 m 30-40 (Harvey 32)
1 f 30-40 (Eliza 32)
2 m 20-30 (?brothers? hired hands?)
1 m 10-15 (?brother of Harvey's?)
1 f 10-15 (Estheran 14)
1 m  5-10 (Columbus 6)
2 f  5-10 (Fedelia 9 and Sarah 5)
1 m   0-5 (Lorenzo 1)

1850 Wesley Twp., Washington Co.,Ohio- Census pg 404B
Harvey Smith  42 merchant   NY  3,500
Eliza   "     42    Ireland
Fedelia  "    19
Columbus "    16  clerk
Sarah J "     14
Loring D.     11
Adaliza  "     9
Lucina "       6
Charles "      4
Harvey Jr."    1

Gravestones in graveyard:
1851 Jun 23 "FIDELLIA, d/o Harvey & Eliza Smith, aged 20 yrs 3 ms 14 d"
1851 Sep 19 "ESTHERAN  aged 25 y  8 m  19 d."   (Daughter???) Following
the above two, the  rest of children listed (below)--but NO DATES.
SMITH, CHRISTOPHER
SMITH, SARAH, J.
SMITH, LORENZO D.
SMITH, ADDIE, E.
SMITH, LUCENA, M.
SMITH, CHARLES, D.
SMITH, HARVEY, J.

Thomas NATRASS was born 15 Feb 1798. He died 14 May 1865 and was buried in Old Gardiner Cem, Millbrook, Ontario, Canada. Thomas married Mary DEXTER about 1825 in Of York, Ontario, Canada.

Miriam's family group sheet:
"Mary (Polly) Dexter, b 27 Jul 1805 at York, Ontario, Can.  Died Dec 1849.
Md  Nattrass.  Son res. Millbrook.

Teasdale Dexter and family visited a cousin, a descendant of Mary (Polly
Dexter Nattrass in 1930, in Millbrook, Ont. Canada.

Burial: Information from gravestones of Old Gardiner Cemetery (Old
Methodist) at Millbrook, Durham County, Ontario, Canada.
Sent by Evelyn Dexter Arthur, pg 24.
"The following are all on one stone:
Thomas Nattrass born Feb 15, 1798, died May 14, 1865.
wife Mary born July 27, 1805, died Jan 28, 1849.
Children of Thomas and Mary Nattrass:
Elizabeth born Mar 28, 1828, died Apr 25, 1864.
Ralph born May 29, 1836, died June 16, 1856.
Ruth born May 20, 1838, died June 9, 1846.
Susannah born Jan 28, 1849, died Aug 25, 1849.
John A. Nattrass born ? 2, 1826, died June ?, 1881.

From cemetery near Old Gardiner Cemetery (Millbrook, Cavan,) called Old
Presbyterian, Wife #2 of Thomas Natrass, Janet, died 12, July 1870, age
65.  source: pg 24 of Evelyn.
"He probably married Sera Jane in 1859."  (Source?)

SOURCE:  (1) From charts prepared by Miriam Dexter; (2) "Recollections of the Pioneers of Lee County, Illinois;" Dixon, Ill. 1893;

Mary DEXTER [Parents] was born 27 Jul 1805 in York, , , Canada. She died 28 Jan 1849 and was buried in Old Gardiner Cem, Millbrook, Ontario, Canada. Mary married Thomas NATRASS about 1825 in Of York, Ontario, Canada.

Miriam's family group sheet:
"Mary (Polly) Dexter, b 27 Jul 1805 at York, Ontario, Can.  Died Dec 1849.
Md  Nattrass.  Son res. Millbrook.

Teasdale Dexter and family visited a cousin, a descendant of Mary (Polly
Dexter Nattrass in 1930, in Millbrook, Ont. Canada.

Burial: Information from gravestones of Old Gardiner Cemetery (Old
Methodist) at Millbrook, Durham County, Ontario, Canada.
Sent by Evelyn Dexter Arthur, pg 24.
"The following are all on one stone:
Thomas Nattrass born Feb 15, 1798, died May 14, 1865.
wife Mary born July 27, 1805, died Jan 28, 1849.
Children of Thomas and Mary Nattrass:
Elizabeth born Mar 28, 1828, died Apr 25, 1864.
Ralph born May 29, 1836, died June 16, 1856.
Ruth born May 20, 1838, died June 9, 1846.
Susannah born Jan 28, 1849, died Aug 25, 1849.   (Infant)
John A. Nattrass born ? 2, 1826, died June ?, 1881.

 Recollections of the Pioneers of Lee Co., Inez Kennedy, Pub, Dixon, IL.
c1893. pages 24-36.   This book includes the Family Bible records of
names, birthdates, birthplaces and death dates of John and Margaret
Dexter and their ten children.  In "May 1835 this family came to Lee Co.,
IL.. . John Dexter and Margaret Dudgeon were married. . .by Mr. Hinman,
both being residents of Vaughan Upper Canada."

 The Bible record also includes the names,  birthdates and  deathdates
of John (born 1803) Dexter's  parents:  "John Dexter, son of Elisha Dexter,
was born in the state of Connecticut on the 13th day of Feb., 1773. Died,
Oct. 30, 1815.  Jane Dexter was born Feb 11, 1772.  Died, July 14, 1839.
John Dexter and Jane Niece were married at Genesee, NY, 1796."

 The Bible record also includes the names,  birthdates and some
deathdates  of John (born 1803) Dexter's siblings:
Amos Dexter born Feb 3, 1797.
Elizabeth Dexter was born Oct 31, 1798.  Died Sep 1816.
Hiram Dexter was born April 24, 1801.
John Dexter was born Oct 8 1803.  Died, May 22, 1888.
Mary Dexter was born July 27, 1805.  Died, Dec 1849.
Elisha Dexter was born June 8, 1807.  Died. April 1859.
Asahel Dexter was born March 14, 1809.
Ahijah Dexter was born Feb 6, 1811.

SOURCE:  (1) From charts prepared by Miriam Dexter; (2) "Recollections of the Pioneers of Lee County, Illinois;" Dixon, Ill. 1893;

INFORMATION: (1) Married to ? Nattrass; Son resides in Millbrook; (2) Teasdale Dexter and family visited a cousin -- a descendant of Mary (Polly) Dexter Nattrass in 1930 -- in Millbrook, Ontario, Canada

Milton SMITH [Parents] was born 3 Dec 1803 in Canisteo, Otsego, New York. He died 25 Jan 1882 in Creston, Wayne Co., OH. Milton married Susan O'BRIEN on 25 Apr 1822 in Of Belpre, Washington, OH.

Graham, Bernice: "Descendants of Samuel Smith,"  THE TALLOW LIGHT,
Washington Co., OH. 1968, v. 3, p 99-121:
Possibly  the Smith and Alderman families knew each other and it's even
likely that they emigrated to New York together.  ELISHA ALDERMAN was
born in CT abt the same time as SAMUEL SMITH.

1801 Jan 22  VINCENT SMITH the eldest child of James W and Esther
(Alderman) Smith was born in Otsego Co., NY  where his parents lived
near the ELISHA ALDERMAN family.

1803 Dec 3 MILTON SMITH was born in Canisteo on the Unadilla River,
near Otsego, NY.
BIBLE Record of James Ward Smith (altho it looks like Milton Smith's
Bible) says MILTON born near Allegany Co.  Does this fit into above data?

1805 ALANSON SMITH  was born abt 10 miles from Angelica, nr
Belvidere, on the Genesee River, Alleghany Co. NY where the ELISHA
ALDERMANS & THE JAMES W. SMITH'S had moved.
1807 July HARVEY SMITH born there.
1809 Nov 22  JAMES SMITH was born there.
1812 Aug 6 their 6th child CARMI SMITH  was born in OHIO  as were 3
succeeding children:
1814  Sept--Talma
1817  Sept--Eli
1821 June--Lucy.

1810 April.  "The urge of the pioneer spirit to move westward
culminated in an adventurous voyage down the Allegheny and Ohio Rivers
in 1810.  Journey began at Olean Point, where they embarked on a raft
with ELISHA ALDERMAN and family, floating down to Point Harmar,
opposite Marietta, Ohio, landing there in April.  . . .Picture the trying
time on this raft, especially for the mothers.  The children ranked in age
from VINCENT 8, through MILTON 6, ALANSON 4, HARVEY 2 and JAMES
WARD SMITH 6 mo.  Imagine that mother's anxiety, lest one of her lads in
his play should fall overboard and drown.  They landed at Point Harmar
at the junction of the Muskingum and Ohio Rivers.  There must have been
a score of passengers on that early fashioned boat and they must have
hailed the day of landing with happy relief.   From this place began the
journey by wagon.
"JAMES WARD SMITH & family went 20 miles west and settled in almost
unbroken fores tin what had been the home of Thomas Ewing, early
pioneer and prominent politician of Ohio.  Later a small village called
Plymouth grew up at this place.  Name has since been changed to Bartlett
and it is located on the state road, half-way between the county seat of
Wash and Athens Counties.
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1827: ELIJAH ALDERMAN       VINCENT SMITH    vol W, p 208,  130 A,  R13, T7,   S2,
1827: H. ALDERMAN                 MILTON SMITH     vol W, p 210      + R 12 T8,   S32  $100
SLFHS film #911,102
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1830-CENSUS:   Homer Twp., Athens Co, OH; pg 219.
MILTON SMITH and wife and 3 children.
next door is Milton's older brother VINCENT:
VINSON SMITH :  1 m 20-30   (Vincent)
l m under 5  (Sardine would have been 4 1/2.)
1 f 20-30  (Eleanor would have ben 25)
1 f  5-10   (Anna would have been 6)
2 f  5 and under  (Cornelia 3, and Ansina 1)
ALDERMAN'S (grandparents?) are on either side.

1831-32  & 34  Milton Smith was overseer of Poor
1834, 1840, 1849, 1850 MILTON SMITH'S name appears often in elected
offices--Trustee  in HISTORY OF WESLEY TWP pub 1888.
1842 he was a Fence Viewer.
1863 he was township clerk;

1834 Dec 3. "CARMI SMITH of Wesley Town for $700 paid by VINCENT
SMITH of Homer town part of West  half of Sec 34 to MILTON SMITH
corner thence to------124 acres.  signed by Carmi Smith, Sarah Smith
(wife.)"
(Land records show a great deal.  SL film #941,413 show 13 land
transactions for CARMI SMITH for the years 1836-37 ONLY!  Likely there
are similar land records  for  the 7 Smith Brothers, in other years.)
______________

In 1835 HARVEY SMITH laid out a plat of lots in the west end of (what is
now Bartlett) and called it Plymouth.  A few years later, MILTON SMITH
laid out the east end which was called Pleasanton..  Eventually name
Pleasanton dropped and Plymouth applied to whole village.  (It was
called Plymouth in 1870 census).  Plymouth gradually went out of use
and Bartlett became the name for the village.

1840 MILTON SMITH, Wesley twp., Wash Co. OH  pg 366.. (GET IT!)
______________
1850 CENSUS:   Sep 12, of Wesley Twp., Washington Co OH; pg 398.
MILTON SMITH  48  farmer  $3,400  NY
SUSAN SMITH   48  PA
DAN L         25  OH  mason (all ch below born OH)
CHARLOTTE C.  18
MARY B.       16
DUDLEY W.     14
MILTON O.      9
LORA O.        7 male
(looks like 20 yr old dau next door at Seth Wm fam: EMILOU SMITH.)

THOMAS SMITH  26 Labour OH (Thomas Smith is not one of Milton's ch.)
lUCETTA SMITH 24  PA
JESSE W.SMITH  3  OH
ROBT E SMITH   1  OH
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1860 Homer Twp., Morgan Co. OH  pg 467.
Milton Smith 57
Susan        57
Milton O.    20  CS Teacher
Zera O.      17  com Laborer
Charles      12

next door to

John S. Smith 34   all  born OH.
Caroline      36
Marietta       9
Lucina         7
Wallace M      5
Ellen C.       3
Edith       4/12
Ellen Chambers 24 domestic.
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1870 Westfield Twp., Medina Co. p 458
MILTON SMITH 67 farmer 8000 300 NY
SUSAN  67    PA.
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1880 Westfield Twp., Medina Co p 445b for Milton Smith.

1880 Canaan Twp. Wayne Co. Ohio p 114b for John S. Smith 53.
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James Ward Smith Bible Record for Susan birth date & place.
death:  "Died 3 Jan 1881 at Creston, formerly Pikes Station, Wayne Co.
OH." Husband Milton died there also in 1882.
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MILTON & SUSAN had 14 children-See:  ALDERMANS IN AMERICA by W. A.
Parker.
Sources for names of children are James Ward Smith Family Bible on film 862,0222 SLFL.Item 4 p 100-105

Susan O'BRIEN was born 16 Jan 1803 in Nr Mouth Of, Crooked Creek, PA. She died 3 Jan 1881 in Creston, Wayne Co., OH. Susan married Milton SMITH on 25 Apr 1822 in Of Belpre, Washington, OH.

1803 Dec 3 MILTON SMITH was born in Canisteo on the Unadilla River,
near Otsego, NY.  He md SUSAN O'BRIEN 25 Apr 1822 and they lived in
Belpre for a few years, then moved to Wayne Co., OH where they lived at
Creston.

1830-CENSUS:   Homer Twp., Athens Co, OH; pg 219.
MILTON SMITH and wife and 3 children.
next door is Milton's older brother VINCENT:
VINSON SMITH :  1 m 20-30   (Vincent)
l m under 5  (Sardine would have been 4 1/2.)
1 f 20-30  (Eleanor would have ben 25)
1 f  5-10   (Anna would have been 6)
2 f  5 and under  (Cornelia 3, and Ansina 1)
ALDERMAN'S (grandparents?) are on either side.

1831-32  & 34  Milton Smith was overseer of Poor
1834, 1840, 1849, 1850 MILTON SMITH'S name appears often in elected
offices--Trustee  in HISTORY OF WESLEY TWP pub 1888.
1842 he was a Fence Viewer.
1863 he was township clerk;

1834 Dec 3. "CARMI SMITH of Wesley Town for $700 paid by VINCENT
SMITH of Homer town part of West  half of Sec 34 to MILTON SMITH
corner thence to------124 acres.  signed by Carmi Smith, Sarah Smith
(wife.)"
(Land records show a great deal.  SL film #941,413 show 13 land
transactions for CARMI SMITH for the years 1836-37 ONLY!  Likely there
are similar land records  for  the 7 Smith Brothers, in other years.)
______________

In 1835 HARVEY SMITH laid out a plat of lots in the west end of (what is
now Bartlett) and called it Plymouth.  A few years later, MILTON SMITH
laid out the east end which was called Pleasanton..  Eventually name
Pleasanton dropped and Plymouth applied to whole village.  (It was
called Plymouth in 1870 census).  Plymouth gradually went out of use
and Bartlett became the name for the village.

1840 MILTON SMITH, Wesley twp., Wash Co. OH  pg 366.. (GET IT!)
______________
1850 CENSUS:   Sep 12, of Wesley Twp., Washington Co OH; pg 398.
MILTON SMITH  48  farmer  $3,400  NY
SUSAN SMITH   48  PA
DAN L         25  OH  mason (all ch below born OH)
CHARLOTTE C.  18
MARY B.       16
DUDLEY W.     14
MILTON O.      9
LORA O.        7 male
(looks like 20 yr old dau next door at Seth Wm fam: EMILOU SMITH.)

THOMAS SMITH  26 Labour OH (Thomas Smith is not one of Milton's ch.)
lUCETTA SMITH 24  PA
JESSE W.SMITH  3  OH
ROBT E SMITH   1  OH
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1860 Homer Twp., Morgan Co. OH  pg 467.
Milton Smith 57
Susan        57
Milton O.    20  CS Teacher
Zera O.      17  com Laborer
Charles      12

next door to

John S. Smith 34   all  born OH.
Caroline      36
Marietta       9
Lucina         7
Wallace M      5
Ellen C.       3
Edith       4/12
Ellen Chambers 24 domestic.
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1880 Westfield Twp., Medina Co p 445b for Milton Smith.

1880 Canaan Twp. Wayne Co. Ohio p 114b for John S. Smith 53.
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James Ward Smith Bible Record for Susan birth date & place.
death:  "Died 3 Jan 1881 at Creston, formerly Pikes Station, Wayne Co.
OH." Husband Milton died there also in 1882.

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MILTON & SUSAN had 14 children-See:  ALDERMANS IN AMERICA by W. A.
Parker.
Sources for names of children are James Ward Smith Family Bible on film 862,0222 SLFL.Item 4 p 100-105

Daniel Limerick SMITH [Parents] was born 10 Apr 1825 in Bartlett, Washington, Ohio. He died 2 Feb 1864. Daniel married Lydia Ann MARCUS.

(1830-CENSUS:   Homer Twp., Athens Co, OH; pg 219.
MILTON SMITH and wife and 3 children.
next door is Milton's older brother VINCENT:
VINSON SMITH :  1 m 20-30   (Vincent)
l m under 5  (Sardine would have been 4 1/2.)
1 f 20-30  (Eleanor would have ben 25)
1 f  5-10   (Anna would have been 6)
2 f  5 and under  (Cornelia 3, and Ansina 1)
ALDERMAN'S (grandparents?) are on either side.
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1840 MILTON SMITH, Wesley twp., Wash Co. OH  pg 366.. (GET IT!)
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1850 CENSUS:   Sep 12, of Wesley Twp., Washington Co OH; pg 398.
MILTON SMITH  48  farmer  $3,400  NY
SUSAN SMITH   48  PA
DAN L         25  OH  mason (all ch below born OH)
CHARLOTTE C.  18
MARY B.       16
DUDLEY W.     14
MILTON O.      9
LORA O.        7 male (this is Zerah Obed Smith.)

Lydia Ann MARCUS married Daniel Limerick SMITH.

John Stone SMITH [Parents] was born 2 Mar 1827 in Plymouth, Washington, Ohio. He died 1896. John married Caroline Matilda CHAMBERS on 14 Apr 1850 in Of Wesley Twp, Washington, OH.

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1850 CENSUS:   Sep 12, of Wesley Twp., Washington Co OH; pg 398.
MILTON SMITH  48  farmer  $3,400  NY
SUSAN SMITH   48  PA
DAN L         25  OH  mason (all ch below born OH)
CHARLOTTE C.  18
MARY B.       16
DUDLEY W.     14
MILTON O.      9
LORA O.        7 male (this is Zerah Obed Smith.)

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1860 Homer Twp., Morgan Co. OH  pg 467.
Milton Smith 57
Susan        57
Milton O.    20  CS Teacher
Zera O.      17  com Laborer
Charles      12

next door to

John S. Smith 34   all  born OH.
Caroline      36
Marietta       9
Lucina         7
Wallace M      5
Ellen C.       3
Edith       4/12
Ellen Chambers 24 domestic.
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1880 Westfield Twp., Medina Co p 445b for Milton Smith.

1880 Village of Pike Station, Canaan Twp. Wayne Co. Ohio p 114b
John S. Smith 53 merchanat OH NY OH
Caroline 53 keeping house  Michigan Ireland? Mass?
Ellen C. 22 dau student l OH
Susan 12  dau  l Oh
Smith, Llully? m 9 Servant.
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James Ward Smith Bible Record for Susan birth date & place.
death:  "Died 3 Jan 1881 at Creston, formerly Pikes Station, Wayne Co.
OH." Husband Milton died there also in 1882.
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Caroline Matilda CHAMBERS was born 5 Jan 1827 in Ann Arbor, Washtenaw, Michigan. She married John Stone SMITH on 14 Apr 1850 in Of Wesley Twp, Washington, OH.

1850 Apr 14:JOHN S. SMITH and CAROLINE M.CHAMBERS were md at the residence of Thomas Chambers near Plymouth, Washington, OH. Bible Record

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1860 Homer Twp., Morgan Co. OH  pg 467.
Milton Smith 57
Susan        57
Milton O.    20  CS Teacher
Zera O.      17  com Laborer
Charles      12

next door to

John S. Smith 34   all  born OH.
Caroline      36
Marietta       9
Lucina         7
Wallace M      5
Ellen C.       3
Edith       4/12
Ellen Chambers 24 domestic.
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THOMAS CHAMBERS born in Ireland, Lurgan, Armah Co. Ulster Province 19 miles from Belfast.  His mother's maiden name was JANE BECK, was born 15 Sep 1791 and died 1851.  (Thomas is probably Caroline's father.)

PRUDENCE CHAMBERS, MAIDEN NAME mORTON WAS born JUL 2 1803 AND DIED MAY 1 1857 AT PLEASANT VALLEY, MORGAN CO, OH. (Prudence is probably Caroline's mother.)

DELIA CHAMBERS was born June 28, 1829 and died nov 11 1830.  (DELIA is probably Caroline's sister.) The above THOMAS, PRUDENCE & DELIA aare listed in deaths in the Milton Smith Bible record.

also on that page:  "In upper margin on page of Deaths is the following:
JANE CHAMBERS was born Jun 15, 1825.
ELLEN B.CHAMBERS was born Dec 18, 1836."

James A. DUER married Malisa Augusta SMITH on 12 Apr 1848.

Malisa Augusta SMITH [Parents] was born 11 Dec 1828 in Homer Twp. Athens Co. OH. She married James A. DUER on 12 Apr 1848.

(1830-CENSUS:   Homer Twp., Athens Co, OH; pg 219.
MILTON SMITH and wife and 3 children.
next door is Milton's older brother VINCENT:
VINSON SMITH :  1 m 20-30   (Vincent)
l m under 5  (Sardine would have been 4 1/2.)
1 f 20-30  (Eleanor would have ben 25)
1 f  5-10   (Anna would have been 6)
2 f  5 and under  (Cornelia 3, and Ansina 1)
ALDERMAN'S (grandparents?) are on either side.
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1840 MILTON SMITH, Wesley twp., Wash Co. OH  pg 366.. (GET IT!)
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1850 CENSUS:   Sep 12, of Wesley Twp., Washington Co OH; pg 398.
MILTON SMITH  48  farmer  $3,400  NY
SUSAN SMITH   48  PA
DAN L         25  OH  mason (all ch below born OH)
CHARLOTTE C.  18
MARY B.       16
DUDLEY W.     14
MILTON O.      9
LORA O.        7 male (this is Zerah Obed Smith.)

Cornelius BROWN was born in Of Illinois. He married Charlotte Cornelia SMITH on 22 Aug 1852 in Of Bartlett, Washington Co, OH.

Charlotte Cornelia SMITH [Parents] was born 23 Apr 1832 in Bartlett, Washington, Ohio. She married Cornelius BROWN on 22 Aug 1852 in Of Bartlett, Washington Co, OH.

Other marriages:

SKINNER, Samuel

(1830-CENSUS:   Homer Twp., Athens Co, OH; pg 219.
MILTON SMITH and wife and 3 children.
next door is Milton's older brother VINCENT:
VINSON SMITH :  1 m 20-30   (Vincent)
l m under 5  (Sardine would have been 4 1/2.)
1 f 20-30  (Eleanor would have ben 25)
1 f  5-10   (Anna would have been 6)
2 f  5 and under  (Cornelia 3, and Ansina 1)
ALDERMAN'S (grandparents?) are on either side.
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1840 MILTON SMITH, Wesley twp., Wash Co. OH  pg 366.. (GET IT!)
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1850 CENSUS:   Sep 12, of Wesley Twp., Washington Co OH; pg 398.
MILTON SMITH  48  farmer  $3,400  NY
SUSAN SMITH   48  PA
DAN L         25  OH  mason (all ch below born OH)
CHARLOTTE C.  18
MARY B.       16
DUDLEY W.     14
MILTON O.      9
LORA O.        7 male (this is Zerah Obed Smith.)

1852 Aug 22:  Charlotte Cornelia Smith md Cornelius Brown.

Carol Minson has four pictures of Brown's that seem to have come from this family.  Douglas Brown and Eliza Brown appear to be the parents, with younger pictures of Albert Brown and Carrie Brown on the same page.

Samuel SKINNER married Charlotte Cornelia SMITH on 1 Jan 1866.

Charlotte Cornelia SMITH [Parents] was born 23 Apr 1832 in Bartlett, Washington, Ohio. She married Samuel SKINNER on 1 Jan 1866.

Other marriages:

BROWN, Cornelius

(1830-CENSUS:   Homer Twp., Athens Co, OH; pg 219.
MILTON SMITH and wife and 3 children.
next door is Milton's older brother VINCENT:
VINSON SMITH :  1 m 20-30   (Vincent)
l m under 5  (Sardine would have been 4 1/2.)
1 f 20-30  (Eleanor would have ben 25)
1 f  5-10   (Anna would have been 6)
2 f  5 and under  (Cornelia 3, and Ansina 1)
ALDERMAN'S (grandparents?) are on either side.
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1840 MILTON SMITH, Wesley twp., Wash Co. OH  pg 366.. (GET IT!)
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1850 CENSUS:   Sep 12, of Wesley Twp., Washington Co OH; pg 398.
MILTON SMITH  48  farmer  $3,400  NY
SUSAN SMITH   48  PA
DAN L         25  OH  mason (all ch below born OH)
CHARLOTTE C.  18
MARY B.       16
DUDLEY W.     14
MILTON O.      9
LORA O.        7 male (this is Zerah Obed Smith.)

1852 Aug 22:  Charlotte Cornelia Smith md Cornelius Brown.

Carol Minson has four pictures of Brown's that seem to have come from this family.  Douglas Brown and Eliza Brown appear to be the parents, with younger pictures of Albert Brown and Carrie Brown on the same page.

Yarden WHEELER married Mary Bathsheba SMITH.

Mary Bathsheba SMITH [Parents] was born 17 Mar 1834 in Bartlett, Washington, Ohio. She died 1914. Mary married Yarden WHEELER.

(1830-CENSUS:   Homer Twp., Athens Co, OH; pg 219.
MILTON SMITH and wife and 3 children.
next door is Milton's older brother VINCENT:
VINSON SMITH :  1 m 20-30   (Vincent)
l m under 5  (Sardine would have been 4 1/2.)
1 f 20-30  (Eleanor would have ben 25)
1 f  5-10   (Anna would have been 6)
2 f  5 and under  (Cornelia 3, and Ansina 1)
ALDERMAN'S (grandparents?) are on either side.
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1840 MILTON SMITH, Wesley twp., Wash Co. OH  pg 366.. (GET IT!)
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1850 CENSUS:   Sep 12, of Wesley Twp., Washington Co OH; pg 398.
MILTON SMITH  48  farmer  $3,400  NY
SUSAN SMITH   48  PA
DAN L         25  OH  mason (all ch below born OH)
CHARLOTTE C.  18
MARY B.       16
DUDLEY W.     14
MILTON O.      9
LORA O.        7 male (this is Zerah Obed Smith.)