The daughter of English immigrants, Mrs. Smith was an Oregon pioneer of 1842 who crossed the plains with her husband and seven children.
Mrs. Smith was apparently a strong and capable person. When her husband died she was left with the responsibility of running a large farm and with several children still living at home, the youngest being twelve years old.It is said she spent many hours in the chimney corner smoking a little pipe. She lived to the age of 93.
Mrs. Smith was apparently a strong and capable person. When her husband died she was left with the responsibility of running a large farm and with several children still living at home, the youngest being twelve years old.It is said she spent many hours in the chimney corner smoking a little pipe. She lived to the age of 93.
The daughter of English immigrants, Mrs. Smith was an Oregon pioneer of 1842 who crossed the plains with her husband and seven children.
Mrs. Smith was apparently a strong and capable person. When her husband died she was left with the responsibility of running a large farm and with several children still living at home, the youngest being twelve years old.It is said she spent many hours in the chimney corner smoking a little pipe. She lived to the age of 93.
Mrs. Smith was apparently a strong and capable person. When her husband died she was left with the responsibility of running a large farm and with several children still living at home, the youngest being twelve years old.It is said she spent many hours in the chimney corner smoking a little pipe. She lived to the age of 93.
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