John Hardy Smith was the son of John Lewis Smith and Rebecca Jane Rees. He is also the brother to Henry Arthur "Connie" Smith. John Hardy married Addie Kirk Phears on March 26, 1912.
John Hardy and Addie had five children; John Hardy Jr., Virgie Mae "Polly", Emmett B., Marrietta, and Annie Mildred. Virgie married Leonard Singleton. Marrietta married 1. Thomas DuBose 2. Norman Chappell. Annie Mildred married Bryan Milton DuBose.
John Hardy Smith was a farmer in Montgomery County for many, many years. There is a road named Hardy Smith Road in the Sam Houston National Forest in his honor.
John Hardy and Addie had five children; John Hardy Jr., Virgie Mae "Polly", Emmett B., Marrietta, and Annie Mildred. Virgie married Leonard Singleton. Marrietta married 1. Thomas DuBose 2. Norman Chappell. Annie Mildred married Bryan Milton DuBose.
John Hardy Smith was a farmer in Montgomery County for many, many years. There is a road named Hardy Smith Road in the Sam Houston National Forest in his honor.
John Hardy Smith was the son of John Lewis Smith and Rebecca Jane Rees. He is also the brother to Henry Arthur "Connie" Smith. John Hardy married Addie Kirk Phears on March 26, 1912.
John Hardy and Addie had five children; John Hardy Jr., Virgie Mae "Polly", Emmett B., Marrietta, and Annie Mildred. Virgie married Leonard Singleton. Marrietta married 1. Thomas DuBose 2. Norman Chappell. Annie Mildred married Bryan Milton DuBose.
John Hardy Smith was a farmer in Montgomery County for many, many years. There is a road named Hardy Smith Road in the Sam Houston National Forest in his honor.
John Hardy and Addie had five children; John Hardy Jr., Virgie Mae "Polly", Emmett B., Marrietta, and Annie Mildred. Virgie married Leonard Singleton. Marrietta married 1. Thomas DuBose 2. Norman Chappell. Annie Mildred married Bryan Milton DuBose.
John Hardy Smith was a farmer in Montgomery County for many, many years. There is a road named Hardy Smith Road in the Sam Houston National Forest in his honor.
