Daughter of Richard DeMott and Clara Ann Bedell, wife of George T. Smith, whom she married about 1855 in New York, and mother of George Henry (married Gertrude Ella Ketcham), Robert Alvin (married Emma McGill), Eliza Jeanette, Frank L. and Clara A. Smith (married William Z. James).
In 1850, Julia Ann DeMott, aged 14, was living in Hempstead, Queens, New York, in the home of her parents, Richard Demott, aged 39, and Clarisa Demott, aged 33, with siblings, John H. Demott, aged 16, Eliza Demott, aged 11, Andrew J. Demott, aged 7, and Susan E. Demott, aged 5. Her father was shown to be a house carpenter.
In 1870, Julia A. Smith, aged 34, was living in North Hempstead, New York, post office Port Washington, with her husband, George Smith, aged 42, a farm laborer, and children, George H. Smith, aged 14, Robert J. Smith, aged 10, Eliza J. Smith, aged 8, and Frank L. Smith, aged 1.
In 1900, Julia Smith, aged 63, widowed, was living in North Hempstead, New York, in the home of her son-in-law, William James, aged 33, a joiner, and daughter, Clara James, aged 27, and grandchildren, Nelta James, aged 8, and Fannie James, aged 2.
(Long Island Surnames; 1870, 1900 US Federal Census)
In 1850, Julia Ann DeMott, aged 14, was living in Hempstead, Queens, New York, in the home of her parents, Richard Demott, aged 39, and Clarisa Demott, aged 33, with siblings, John H. Demott, aged 16, Eliza Demott, aged 11, Andrew J. Demott, aged 7, and Susan E. Demott, aged 5. Her father was shown to be a house carpenter.
In 1870, Julia A. Smith, aged 34, was living in North Hempstead, New York, post office Port Washington, with her husband, George Smith, aged 42, a farm laborer, and children, George H. Smith, aged 14, Robert J. Smith, aged 10, Eliza J. Smith, aged 8, and Frank L. Smith, aged 1.
In 1900, Julia Smith, aged 63, widowed, was living in North Hempstead, New York, in the home of her son-in-law, William James, aged 33, a joiner, and daughter, Clara James, aged 27, and grandchildren, Nelta James, aged 8, and Fannie James, aged 2.
(Long Island Surnames; 1870, 1900 US Federal Census)
Daughter of Richard DeMott and Clara Ann Bedell, wife of George T. Smith, whom she married about 1855 in New York, and mother of George Henry (married Gertrude Ella Ketcham), Robert Alvin (married Emma McGill), Eliza Jeanette, Frank L. and Clara A. Smith (married William Z. James).
In 1850, Julia Ann DeMott, aged 14, was living in Hempstead, Queens, New York, in the home of her parents, Richard Demott, aged 39, and Clarisa Demott, aged 33, with siblings, John H. Demott, aged 16, Eliza Demott, aged 11, Andrew J. Demott, aged 7, and Susan E. Demott, aged 5. Her father was shown to be a house carpenter.
In 1870, Julia A. Smith, aged 34, was living in North Hempstead, New York, post office Port Washington, with her husband, George Smith, aged 42, a farm laborer, and children, George H. Smith, aged 14, Robert J. Smith, aged 10, Eliza J. Smith, aged 8, and Frank L. Smith, aged 1.
In 1900, Julia Smith, aged 63, widowed, was living in North Hempstead, New York, in the home of her son-in-law, William James, aged 33, a joiner, and daughter, Clara James, aged 27, and grandchildren, Nelta James, aged 8, and Fannie James, aged 2.
(Long Island Surnames; 1870, 1900 US Federal Census)
In 1850, Julia Ann DeMott, aged 14, was living in Hempstead, Queens, New York, in the home of her parents, Richard Demott, aged 39, and Clarisa Demott, aged 33, with siblings, John H. Demott, aged 16, Eliza Demott, aged 11, Andrew J. Demott, aged 7, and Susan E. Demott, aged 5. Her father was shown to be a house carpenter.
In 1870, Julia A. Smith, aged 34, was living in North Hempstead, New York, post office Port Washington, with her husband, George Smith, aged 42, a farm laborer, and children, George H. Smith, aged 14, Robert J. Smith, aged 10, Eliza J. Smith, aged 8, and Frank L. Smith, aged 1.
In 1900, Julia Smith, aged 63, widowed, was living in North Hempstead, New York, in the home of her son-in-law, William James, aged 33, a joiner, and daughter, Clara James, aged 27, and grandchildren, Nelta James, aged 8, and Fannie James, aged 2.
(Long Island Surnames; 1870, 1900 US Federal Census)
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