Martin V. Smith was the son of Joseph and Matilda (Durrance) Smith. I think his middle name is probably "Van Buren" since he had a son named Martin Van Buren Smith. He married Mary Ann Elizabeth Sands on 24 Oct 1866 in Tattnall County, Georgia. They had children named: James F., Florena, Agnes Elizabeth, Mary E., Valeria, Melissa, Martin Van Buren, Joseph S. and Herschel Curtis Smith. His obituary in the Jacksonville Journal lists him as a Confederate Civil War Veteran and lists survivors as two daughters: Mrs. J. E. Turner of Gainesville, Florida and Mrs. R. H. Coxe of Jacksonville, FL and four sons; J.F. Smith of Eden, M.V. Smith Jr of Savannah, GA, J.S. Smith of Lake City, FL and H.C. Smith of Jacksonville, FL.
Martin V. Smith was the son of Joseph and Matilda (Durrance) Smith. I think his middle name is probably "Van Buren" since he had a son named Martin Van Buren Smith. He married Mary Ann Elizabeth Sands on 24 Oct 1866 in Tattnall County, Georgia. They had children named: James F., Florena, Agnes Elizabeth, Mary E., Valeria, Melissa, Martin Van Buren, Joseph S. and Herschel Curtis Smith. His obituary in the Jacksonville Journal lists him as a Confederate Civil War Veteran and lists survivors as two daughters: Mrs. J. E. Turner of Gainesville, Florida and Mrs. R. H. Coxe of Jacksonville, FL and four sons; J.F. Smith of Eden, M.V. Smith Jr of Savannah, GA, J.S. Smith of Lake City, FL and H.C. Smith of Jacksonville, FL.
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