Joseph G. Smith was born on February 20, 1846 to Anthony B. and Rachel (Adams) Smith in Adams County, Pennsylvania. He was baptized the next day at Conewago Chapel.
He married Sarah "Sallie" Hendricks (born about 1855 in MD, died between 1880-1884 in MD) and had Francis J. (1875-1945), Rev. John Alphonsus (1878-1944), and Mary C. Smith (Dec. 1880-?). After his first wife passed he married Rosalia Bridget Sheridan (1850-1932), daughter of John and Ann Sheridan, who were Irish immigrants to Maryland. They were the parents of Ann (1884-1906).
"Joseph G. Smith, 67 years old, former justice of the peace at Mount Savage, Md., died Monday night. He went to Mount Savage about 40 years ago to become principal of the schools. He is survived by two sone, the Rev. John A. Smith, assistant pastor of Corpus Christi Catholic Church, this city, and Francis J. Smith, McKeesport, Pa., and one daughter, Miss Mary Smith. His second wife, who was a sister of the late Capt. John Sheridan, a wealthy coal operator, also survives." The Baltimore Sun, Baltimore, Maryland • Wednesday, December 24, 1913, Page 8
Joseph G. Smith was born on February 20, 1846 to Anthony B. and Rachel (Adams) Smith in Adams County, Pennsylvania. He was baptized the next day at Conewago Chapel.
He married Sarah "Sallie" Hendricks (born about 1855 in MD, died between 1880-1884 in MD) and had Francis J. (1875-1945), Rev. John Alphonsus (1878-1944), and Mary C. Smith (Dec. 1880-?). After his first wife passed he married Rosalia Bridget Sheridan (1850-1932), daughter of John and Ann Sheridan, who were Irish immigrants to Maryland. They were the parents of Ann (1884-1906).
"Joseph G. Smith, 67 years old, former justice of the peace at Mount Savage, Md., died Monday night. He went to Mount Savage about 40 years ago to become principal of the schools. He is survived by two sone, the Rev. John A. Smith, assistant pastor of Corpus Christi Catholic Church, this city, and Francis J. Smith, McKeesport, Pa., and one daughter, Miss Mary Smith. His second wife, who was a sister of the late Capt. John Sheridan, a wealthy coal operator, also survives." The Baltimore Sun, Baltimore, Maryland • Wednesday, December 24, 1913, Page 8
Family Members
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Mary Anna Smith
1825–1907
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Francis Smith
1826–1830
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Elizabeth M. Smith Brady
1827–1895
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Samuel Aloysuis Smith
1830–1908
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Jacob Ignatius Smith
1832–1901
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Francis Xavier Smith
1835–1913
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David Charles Smith
1836–1911
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Rachel Agnes Smith
1839–1902
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Anna Apolonia Smith Colton
1840–1924
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Henry V. Smith
1842–1906
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Belinda Smith
1843–1873
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Maria Magdalena Smith
1844–1845
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Thaddeus Anthony Smith
1847–1915
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