Brown Smith was the son of Enos Smith and Keziah Brown and the husband of Martha 'Patty' Donaldson.
He was a farmer. In the 1830 Federal Census he and his family were living in New Lisbon, Otsego, NY. However, by 1836 they were living in Truxton, Cortland, NY. In her letters to relatives Brown's wife Patty writes about Brown's death and how it left her very poor. She also writes about her family, including her daughter, Lucia Smith Lyons, a missionary in the Sandwich (now Hawaiian) Islands and her daughter Catherine, wife of Artemus V. Bentley.
His gravestone is missing.
Children (in addition to those listed in familylinks below):
Berthier Maurice Smith, 1814-bef1860
Berthier Melvin Smith, 1801-1802
Patty Ann Smith, 1810-1826
He was a farmer. In the 1830 Federal Census he and his family were living in New Lisbon, Otsego, NY. However, by 1836 they were living in Truxton, Cortland, NY. In her letters to relatives Brown's wife Patty writes about Brown's death and how it left her very poor. She also writes about her family, including her daughter, Lucia Smith Lyons, a missionary in the Sandwich (now Hawaiian) Islands and her daughter Catherine, wife of Artemus V. Bentley.
His gravestone is missing.
Children (in addition to those listed in familylinks below):
Berthier Maurice Smith, 1814-bef1860
Berthier Melvin Smith, 1801-1802
Patty Ann Smith, 1810-1826
Brown Smith was the son of Enos Smith and Keziah Brown and the husband of Martha 'Patty' Donaldson.
He was a farmer. In the 1830 Federal Census he and his family were living in New Lisbon, Otsego, NY. However, by 1836 they were living in Truxton, Cortland, NY. In her letters to relatives Brown's wife Patty writes about Brown's death and how it left her very poor. She also writes about her family, including her daughter, Lucia Smith Lyons, a missionary in the Sandwich (now Hawaiian) Islands and her daughter Catherine, wife of Artemus V. Bentley.
His gravestone is missing.
Children (in addition to those listed in familylinks below):
Berthier Maurice Smith, 1814-bef1860
Berthier Melvin Smith, 1801-1802
Patty Ann Smith, 1810-1826
He was a farmer. In the 1830 Federal Census he and his family were living in New Lisbon, Otsego, NY. However, by 1836 they were living in Truxton, Cortland, NY. In her letters to relatives Brown's wife Patty writes about Brown's death and how it left her very poor. She also writes about her family, including her daughter, Lucia Smith Lyons, a missionary in the Sandwich (now Hawaiian) Islands and her daughter Catherine, wife of Artemus V. Bentley.
His gravestone is missing.
Children (in addition to those listed in familylinks below):
Berthier Maurice Smith, 1814-bef1860
Berthier Melvin Smith, 1801-1802
Patty Ann Smith, 1810-1826
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