"The LaFayette Sun' - October 4, 1893:
Items From Northeast Chambers. – Friday, September 29th.
Mr. Peter Smith is making preparations to move to Texas this fall.
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"The LaFayette Sun" - October 29, 1902:
Mr. S. P. Smith, one of The Sun's best friends and who lives near town was in town last Wednesday and made us a call. He brought in some of this years sugar cane syrup still hot from the mill. He also was telling us of a brand of peas he had planted. From one bush alone, he pulled 254 pods of peas. If our farmers would plant this pea extensively and with other things that Mr. Smith plants, they would not care if the bottom of cotton was out all the time.
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"The LaFayette Sun" - May 6, 1903:
To Kill Potato Bugs – Will the Sun please publish for the benefit of Irish Potato raisers that a strong tea made from common cedar sprinkled on the plants late in the evening will certainly kill all the bugs. I know this to be a fact for I have tried it.
- S. P. Smith, Stroud, Ala.
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"The LaFayette Sun" - August 10, 1904:
Messrs. F. B. Cummings, S. P. Smith, W. W. Smith and Thomas Lanier, all of Stroud, passed through LaFayette Monday morning enroute to Southwest Georgia prospecting for homes.
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"The Roanoke Leader" - September 1, 1926:
MR. SIMON PETER SMITH DIED FRIDAY IN CHAMBERS COUNTY
Last Friday night, occurred the death, rather suddenly, of Mr. Simon Peter Smith at his home near Stroud, in Chambers county. He was an old and respected resident of that section and was a member of the Primitive Baptist church. His wife is very ill at this time. Several grown children survive. Funeral and interment was at Mount Pisgah on Saturday afternoon in the presence of a large congregation. Elder Satterwhite conducted the services.
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"The LaFayette Sun" - September 1, 1926:
Stroud - Our community was saddened to hear of the death of S. P. Smith, who died at his home near Stroud last Friday night. Interment was in the Mount Pisgah Cemetery, with Elder Satterwhite officiating. The bereaved ones have the writer's sympathy.
AND.....
Obituary.
Mr. S. P. Smith was born August 24, 1859, and married Miss Martha Wallace December 2, 1880. These became father and mother of three daughters and four sons. The four sons and one daughter still survive. The mother is not expected to live but a few days. He joined the church at Mount Pisgah in November, 1882, and was a most consecrated member until his death, which occurred August 27, 1926. He was laid to rest in the Mount Pisgah Cemetery on August 28, in the presence of one of the largest gatherings ever seen at that place, after short discourse by Elder J. T. Satterwhite. We wish for these bereaved ones the best of blessings.
- J. T. Satterwhite
AND.....
S. P. Smith Buried at Mount Pisgah.
S. P. Smith, veteran Chambers Countian, age 68, died at his home near Welch last Friday after an illness of a few days. The deceased had lived for years in the Welch community, uniting with the Mount Pisgah Church early in life and living within its influence until he died. His wife survives him, besides four sons, W. H. Smith, Dock Smith, J. T. Smith and George Smith. The family chain was not broken until a few months ago when his daughter died at the Smith home and later Mrs. B. L. Norris died after a lingering illness. One living daughter of Georgia also survives the deceased. Interment was in the Mount Pisgah Cemetery Saturday with Elder J. T. Satterwhite, pastor, officiating.
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Mount Pisgah Primitive Baptist Church Record: Peter Smith received by Experience on November 5, 1881.
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1900 Chambers County, (Hickory Flat) AL Census:
#H137
Simon P. Smith 40M Farmer Born Aug. 1859 in AL
Martha A. Smith 43F Wife Born Dec. 1856 in AL (Mother of 7 children, 7 living)
William H. Smith 17M Son Farm Laborer Born Nov. 1882 in AL
Martha E. Smith 15F Daughter Farm Laborer Born July 1884 in AL
Hassa J. Smith 14F Daughter At School Born April 1886 in AL
Joseph E. Smith 12M Son At School Born Oct. 1887 in AL
Clara A. Smith 10F Daughter At School Born April 1890 in AL
George H. Smith 7M Son Born July 1892 in AL
John T. Smith 1M Son Born July 1898 in AL
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1910 Chambers County, (Hickory Flat) AL Census:
#H136
Simon P. Smith 50M Farmer Born AL
Martha A. Smith 53F Wife Born AL (Mother of 7 children, 7 living)
Hassie J. Smith 23F Daughter Born AL
Joseph E. Smith 21M Son Born AL
Clara A. Smith 19F Daughter Born AL
George W. Smith 17M Son Born AL
J. T. Smith 11M Son Born AL
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1920 Chambers County, (Stroud) AL Census:
#H64
S. P. Smith 60M Farmer & Miller of Corn Born AL
Martha Smith 63F Wife Born AL
Clara Smith 29F Daughter Born AL
J. T. Smith 21M Son Helper-Blacksmith Born AL
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"The Roanoke Leader" - April 6, 1910:
The Mt. Pisgah Singing Society will hold a session at Mt. Pisgah church at Stroud on the afternoon of April 10th. The Old Sacred Harp will be used. Come and bring your "Harp".
- S.P. Smith, Chairman.
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Items From Northeast Chambers. – Friday, September 29th.
Mr. Peter Smith is making preparations to move to Texas this fall.
==========
"The LaFayette Sun" - October 29, 1902:
Mr. S. P. Smith, one of The Sun's best friends and who lives near town was in town last Wednesday and made us a call. He brought in some of this years sugar cane syrup still hot from the mill. He also was telling us of a brand of peas he had planted. From one bush alone, he pulled 254 pods of peas. If our farmers would plant this pea extensively and with other things that Mr. Smith plants, they would not care if the bottom of cotton was out all the time.
==========
"The LaFayette Sun" - May 6, 1903:
To Kill Potato Bugs – Will the Sun please publish for the benefit of Irish Potato raisers that a strong tea made from common cedar sprinkled on the plants late in the evening will certainly kill all the bugs. I know this to be a fact for I have tried it.
- S. P. Smith, Stroud, Ala.
==========
"The LaFayette Sun" - August 10, 1904:
Messrs. F. B. Cummings, S. P. Smith, W. W. Smith and Thomas Lanier, all of Stroud, passed through LaFayette Monday morning enroute to Southwest Georgia prospecting for homes.
==========
"The Roanoke Leader" - September 1, 1926:
MR. SIMON PETER SMITH DIED FRIDAY IN CHAMBERS COUNTY
Last Friday night, occurred the death, rather suddenly, of Mr. Simon Peter Smith at his home near Stroud, in Chambers county. He was an old and respected resident of that section and was a member of the Primitive Baptist church. His wife is very ill at this time. Several grown children survive. Funeral and interment was at Mount Pisgah on Saturday afternoon in the presence of a large congregation. Elder Satterwhite conducted the services.
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"The LaFayette Sun" - September 1, 1926:
Stroud - Our community was saddened to hear of the death of S. P. Smith, who died at his home near Stroud last Friday night. Interment was in the Mount Pisgah Cemetery, with Elder Satterwhite officiating. The bereaved ones have the writer's sympathy.
AND.....
Obituary.
Mr. S. P. Smith was born August 24, 1859, and married Miss Martha Wallace December 2, 1880. These became father and mother of three daughters and four sons. The four sons and one daughter still survive. The mother is not expected to live but a few days. He joined the church at Mount Pisgah in November, 1882, and was a most consecrated member until his death, which occurred August 27, 1926. He was laid to rest in the Mount Pisgah Cemetery on August 28, in the presence of one of the largest gatherings ever seen at that place, after short discourse by Elder J. T. Satterwhite. We wish for these bereaved ones the best of blessings.
- J. T. Satterwhite
AND.....
S. P. Smith Buried at Mount Pisgah.
S. P. Smith, veteran Chambers Countian, age 68, died at his home near Welch last Friday after an illness of a few days. The deceased had lived for years in the Welch community, uniting with the Mount Pisgah Church early in life and living within its influence until he died. His wife survives him, besides four sons, W. H. Smith, Dock Smith, J. T. Smith and George Smith. The family chain was not broken until a few months ago when his daughter died at the Smith home and later Mrs. B. L. Norris died after a lingering illness. One living daughter of Georgia also survives the deceased. Interment was in the Mount Pisgah Cemetery Saturday with Elder J. T. Satterwhite, pastor, officiating.
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Mount Pisgah Primitive Baptist Church Record: Peter Smith received by Experience on November 5, 1881.
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1900 Chambers County, (Hickory Flat) AL Census:
#H137
Simon P. Smith 40M Farmer Born Aug. 1859 in AL
Martha A. Smith 43F Wife Born Dec. 1856 in AL (Mother of 7 children, 7 living)
William H. Smith 17M Son Farm Laborer Born Nov. 1882 in AL
Martha E. Smith 15F Daughter Farm Laborer Born July 1884 in AL
Hassa J. Smith 14F Daughter At School Born April 1886 in AL
Joseph E. Smith 12M Son At School Born Oct. 1887 in AL
Clara A. Smith 10F Daughter At School Born April 1890 in AL
George H. Smith 7M Son Born July 1892 in AL
John T. Smith 1M Son Born July 1898 in AL
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1910 Chambers County, (Hickory Flat) AL Census:
#H136
Simon P. Smith 50M Farmer Born AL
Martha A. Smith 53F Wife Born AL (Mother of 7 children, 7 living)
Hassie J. Smith 23F Daughter Born AL
Joseph E. Smith 21M Son Born AL
Clara A. Smith 19F Daughter Born AL
George W. Smith 17M Son Born AL
J. T. Smith 11M Son Born AL
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1920 Chambers County, (Stroud) AL Census:
#H64
S. P. Smith 60M Farmer & Miller of Corn Born AL
Martha Smith 63F Wife Born AL
Clara Smith 29F Daughter Born AL
J. T. Smith 21M Son Helper-Blacksmith Born AL
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"The Roanoke Leader" - April 6, 1910:
The Mt. Pisgah Singing Society will hold a session at Mt. Pisgah church at Stroud on the afternoon of April 10th. The Old Sacred Harp will be used. Come and bring your "Harp".
- S.P. Smith, Chairman.
==========
"The LaFayette Sun' - October 4, 1893:
Items From Northeast Chambers. – Friday, September 29th.
Mr. Peter Smith is making preparations to move to Texas this fall.
==========
"The LaFayette Sun" - October 29, 1902:
Mr. S. P. Smith, one of The Sun's best friends and who lives near town was in town last Wednesday and made us a call. He brought in some of this years sugar cane syrup still hot from the mill. He also was telling us of a brand of peas he had planted. From one bush alone, he pulled 254 pods of peas. If our farmers would plant this pea extensively and with other things that Mr. Smith plants, they would not care if the bottom of cotton was out all the time.
==========
"The LaFayette Sun" - May 6, 1903:
To Kill Potato Bugs – Will the Sun please publish for the benefit of Irish Potato raisers that a strong tea made from common cedar sprinkled on the plants late in the evening will certainly kill all the bugs. I know this to be a fact for I have tried it.
- S. P. Smith, Stroud, Ala.
==========
"The LaFayette Sun" - August 10, 1904:
Messrs. F. B. Cummings, S. P. Smith, W. W. Smith and Thomas Lanier, all of Stroud, passed through LaFayette Monday morning enroute to Southwest Georgia prospecting for homes.
==========
"The Roanoke Leader" - September 1, 1926:
MR. SIMON PETER SMITH DIED FRIDAY IN CHAMBERS COUNTY
Last Friday night, occurred the death, rather suddenly, of Mr. Simon Peter Smith at his home near Stroud, in Chambers county. He was an old and respected resident of that section and was a member of the Primitive Baptist church. His wife is very ill at this time. Several grown children survive. Funeral and interment was at Mount Pisgah on Saturday afternoon in the presence of a large congregation. Elder Satterwhite conducted the services.
==========
"The LaFayette Sun" - September 1, 1926:
Stroud - Our community was saddened to hear of the death of S. P. Smith, who died at his home near Stroud last Friday night. Interment was in the Mount Pisgah Cemetery, with Elder Satterwhite officiating. The bereaved ones have the writer's sympathy.
AND.....
Obituary.
Mr. S. P. Smith was born August 24, 1859, and married Miss Martha Wallace December 2, 1880. These became father and mother of three daughters and four sons. The four sons and one daughter still survive. The mother is not expected to live but a few days. He joined the church at Mount Pisgah in November, 1882, and was a most consecrated member until his death, which occurred August 27, 1926. He was laid to rest in the Mount Pisgah Cemetery on August 28, in the presence of one of the largest gatherings ever seen at that place, after short discourse by Elder J. T. Satterwhite. We wish for these bereaved ones the best of blessings.
- J. T. Satterwhite
AND.....
S. P. Smith Buried at Mount Pisgah.
S. P. Smith, veteran Chambers Countian, age 68, died at his home near Welch last Friday after an illness of a few days. The deceased had lived for years in the Welch community, uniting with the Mount Pisgah Church early in life and living within its influence until he died. His wife survives him, besides four sons, W. H. Smith, Dock Smith, J. T. Smith and George Smith. The family chain was not broken until a few months ago when his daughter died at the Smith home and later Mrs. B. L. Norris died after a lingering illness. One living daughter of Georgia also survives the deceased. Interment was in the Mount Pisgah Cemetery Saturday with Elder J. T. Satterwhite, pastor, officiating.
==========
Mount Pisgah Primitive Baptist Church Record: Peter Smith received by Experience on November 5, 1881.
==========
1900 Chambers County, (Hickory Flat) AL Census:
#H137
Simon P. Smith 40M Farmer Born Aug. 1859 in AL
Martha A. Smith 43F Wife Born Dec. 1856 in AL (Mother of 7 children, 7 living)
William H. Smith 17M Son Farm Laborer Born Nov. 1882 in AL
Martha E. Smith 15F Daughter Farm Laborer Born July 1884 in AL
Hassa J. Smith 14F Daughter At School Born April 1886 in AL
Joseph E. Smith 12M Son At School Born Oct. 1887 in AL
Clara A. Smith 10F Daughter At School Born April 1890 in AL
George H. Smith 7M Son Born July 1892 in AL
John T. Smith 1M Son Born July 1898 in AL
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1910 Chambers County, (Hickory Flat) AL Census:
#H136
Simon P. Smith 50M Farmer Born AL
Martha A. Smith 53F Wife Born AL (Mother of 7 children, 7 living)
Hassie J. Smith 23F Daughter Born AL
Joseph E. Smith 21M Son Born AL
Clara A. Smith 19F Daughter Born AL
George W. Smith 17M Son Born AL
J. T. Smith 11M Son Born AL
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1920 Chambers County, (Stroud) AL Census:
#H64
S. P. Smith 60M Farmer & Miller of Corn Born AL
Martha Smith 63F Wife Born AL
Clara Smith 29F Daughter Born AL
J. T. Smith 21M Son Helper-Blacksmith Born AL
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"The Roanoke Leader" - April 6, 1910:
The Mt. Pisgah Singing Society will hold a session at Mt. Pisgah church at Stroud on the afternoon of April 10th. The Old Sacred Harp will be used. Come and bring your "Harp".
- S.P. Smith, Chairman.
==========
Items From Northeast Chambers. – Friday, September 29th.
Mr. Peter Smith is making preparations to move to Texas this fall.
==========
"The LaFayette Sun" - October 29, 1902:
Mr. S. P. Smith, one of The Sun's best friends and who lives near town was in town last Wednesday and made us a call. He brought in some of this years sugar cane syrup still hot from the mill. He also was telling us of a brand of peas he had planted. From one bush alone, he pulled 254 pods of peas. If our farmers would plant this pea extensively and with other things that Mr. Smith plants, they would not care if the bottom of cotton was out all the time.
==========
"The LaFayette Sun" - May 6, 1903:
To Kill Potato Bugs – Will the Sun please publish for the benefit of Irish Potato raisers that a strong tea made from common cedar sprinkled on the plants late in the evening will certainly kill all the bugs. I know this to be a fact for I have tried it.
- S. P. Smith, Stroud, Ala.
==========
"The LaFayette Sun" - August 10, 1904:
Messrs. F. B. Cummings, S. P. Smith, W. W. Smith and Thomas Lanier, all of Stroud, passed through LaFayette Monday morning enroute to Southwest Georgia prospecting for homes.
==========
"The Roanoke Leader" - September 1, 1926:
MR. SIMON PETER SMITH DIED FRIDAY IN CHAMBERS COUNTY
Last Friday night, occurred the death, rather suddenly, of Mr. Simon Peter Smith at his home near Stroud, in Chambers county. He was an old and respected resident of that section and was a member of the Primitive Baptist church. His wife is very ill at this time. Several grown children survive. Funeral and interment was at Mount Pisgah on Saturday afternoon in the presence of a large congregation. Elder Satterwhite conducted the services.
==========
"The LaFayette Sun" - September 1, 1926:
Stroud - Our community was saddened to hear of the death of S. P. Smith, who died at his home near Stroud last Friday night. Interment was in the Mount Pisgah Cemetery, with Elder Satterwhite officiating. The bereaved ones have the writer's sympathy.
AND.....
Obituary.
Mr. S. P. Smith was born August 24, 1859, and married Miss Martha Wallace December 2, 1880. These became father and mother of three daughters and four sons. The four sons and one daughter still survive. The mother is not expected to live but a few days. He joined the church at Mount Pisgah in November, 1882, and was a most consecrated member until his death, which occurred August 27, 1926. He was laid to rest in the Mount Pisgah Cemetery on August 28, in the presence of one of the largest gatherings ever seen at that place, after short discourse by Elder J. T. Satterwhite. We wish for these bereaved ones the best of blessings.
- J. T. Satterwhite
AND.....
S. P. Smith Buried at Mount Pisgah.
S. P. Smith, veteran Chambers Countian, age 68, died at his home near Welch last Friday after an illness of a few days. The deceased had lived for years in the Welch community, uniting with the Mount Pisgah Church early in life and living within its influence until he died. His wife survives him, besides four sons, W. H. Smith, Dock Smith, J. T. Smith and George Smith. The family chain was not broken until a few months ago when his daughter died at the Smith home and later Mrs. B. L. Norris died after a lingering illness. One living daughter of Georgia also survives the deceased. Interment was in the Mount Pisgah Cemetery Saturday with Elder J. T. Satterwhite, pastor, officiating.
==========
Mount Pisgah Primitive Baptist Church Record: Peter Smith received by Experience on November 5, 1881.
==========
1900 Chambers County, (Hickory Flat) AL Census:
#H137
Simon P. Smith 40M Farmer Born Aug. 1859 in AL
Martha A. Smith 43F Wife Born Dec. 1856 in AL (Mother of 7 children, 7 living)
William H. Smith 17M Son Farm Laborer Born Nov. 1882 in AL
Martha E. Smith 15F Daughter Farm Laborer Born July 1884 in AL
Hassa J. Smith 14F Daughter At School Born April 1886 in AL
Joseph E. Smith 12M Son At School Born Oct. 1887 in AL
Clara A. Smith 10F Daughter At School Born April 1890 in AL
George H. Smith 7M Son Born July 1892 in AL
John T. Smith 1M Son Born July 1898 in AL
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1910 Chambers County, (Hickory Flat) AL Census:
#H136
Simon P. Smith 50M Farmer Born AL
Martha A. Smith 53F Wife Born AL (Mother of 7 children, 7 living)
Hassie J. Smith 23F Daughter Born AL
Joseph E. Smith 21M Son Born AL
Clara A. Smith 19F Daughter Born AL
George W. Smith 17M Son Born AL
J. T. Smith 11M Son Born AL
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1920 Chambers County, (Stroud) AL Census:
#H64
S. P. Smith 60M Farmer & Miller of Corn Born AL
Martha Smith 63F Wife Born AL
Clara Smith 29F Daughter Born AL
J. T. Smith 21M Son Helper-Blacksmith Born AL
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"The Roanoke Leader" - April 6, 1910:
The Mt. Pisgah Singing Society will hold a session at Mt. Pisgah church at Stroud on the afternoon of April 10th. The Old Sacred Harp will be used. Come and bring your "Harp".
- S.P. Smith, Chairman.
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