Married to Jacob Carter. Remains removed from the Presybterian Cemetery December 3, 1885.
Per The Evening Star published Saturday, July 18, 1885, she was the widow of the late Jacob Carter and daughter of the late Captain William Smith of Pawtuxet, Rhode Island.
On October 3, 1827 as Mariah A. Smith, she married Jacob Carter Jr. at Washington, District of Columbia.
Maria Antoinette Smith of Pawtuxet and Jacob Carter Jr., merchant of and at Washington, D.C. married on October 4, 1827.
Per The Evening Star published Saturday, July 18, 1885, she was the widow of the late Jacob Carter and daughter of the late Captain William Smith of Pawtuxet, Rhode Island.
On October 3, 1827 as Mariah A. Smith, she married Jacob Carter Jr. at Washington, District of Columbia.
Maria Antoinette Smith of Pawtuxet and Jacob Carter Jr., merchant of and at Washington, D.C. married on October 4, 1827.
Married to Jacob Carter. Remains removed from the Presybterian Cemetery December 3, 1885.
Per The Evening Star published Saturday, July 18, 1885, she was the widow of the late Jacob Carter and daughter of the late Captain William Smith of Pawtuxet, Rhode Island.
On October 3, 1827 as Mariah A. Smith, she married Jacob Carter Jr. at Washington, District of Columbia.
Maria Antoinette Smith of Pawtuxet and Jacob Carter Jr., merchant of and at Washington, D.C. married on October 4, 1827.
Per The Evening Star published Saturday, July 18, 1885, she was the widow of the late Jacob Carter and daughter of the late Captain William Smith of Pawtuxet, Rhode Island.
On October 3, 1827 as Mariah A. Smith, she married Jacob Carter Jr. at Washington, District of Columbia.
Maria Antoinette Smith of Pawtuxet and Jacob Carter Jr., merchant of and at Washington, D.C. married on October 4, 1827.
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