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Robert SMITH
M, d. between 1847 and 1850, #18462

Last Edited

Dec 9, 2006

Note*

1840 Federal Census: Harrison Co., KY
Robert Smith
Males: Under 5 5-10 10-15 15-20 20-30
30-40 40-50 70-80
12 1 2
1
Females: 1
1 1

Marriage*

Nov 10, 1828

Harrison Co, KY, Principal=Sarah ANDERSON¹

Death*

between 1847 and 1850

Harrison Co, KY

Family	Sarah ANDERSON b. Feb 7, 1804
Children	1.	William SMITH b. circa 1832
	2.	James SMITH b. circa 1834
	3.	Nancy SMITH b. circa 1836
	4.	Elizabeth SMITH b. circa 1837
	5.	Margaret SMITH b. circa 1837
	6.	George SMITH b. circa 1839
	7.	Rebecca SMITH b. circa 1841
	8.	John SMITH b. circa 1843
	9.	Daniel SMITH b. circa 1845
	10.	Sarah J. SMITH b. circa 1847

Citations

[S82] Unknown author, Harrison Co. Marriages.

Ruth Smith
F, b. May 9, 1735, d. Jan 15, 1767, #6018

Charts

Descendant Chart for Sir Richard De Prestcote

Last Edited

Mar 31, 2005

Married Name

Prescott

Birth*

May 9, 1735

Marriage*

Jan 30, 1753

Principal=Samuel Prescott

Death*

Jan 15, 1767

Family	Samuel Prescott b. Jan 26, 1729, d. Nov 20, 1797
Children	1.	Sarah Prescott+ b. Sep 14, 1753
	2.	Lucy Prescott b. Sep 28, 1755
	3.	Olive Prescott+ b. Jun 30, 1757
	4.	Josiah Prescott b. Jun 2, 1760
	5.	Abigail Prescott+ b. Sep 14, 1762, d. Jun 20, 1790
	6.	Robert Prescott+ b. Dec 19, 1764, d. Jan 22, 1828

Sally Smith
F, b. 1789, d. Jan 9, 1856, #6019

Charts

Descendant Chart for Sir Richard De Prestcote

Last Edited

Mar 31, 2005

Married Name

Lawrence

Birth*

1789

Marriage*

May 14, 1811

Principal=Hazen Lawrence

Death*

Jan 9, 1856

ELY, CANADA EAST

Family	Hazen Lawrence b. Aug 19, 1787
Children	1.	Eliza Ann Lawrence(Twin) b. Jun 1, 1812
	2.	John Dow Lawrence(Twin) b. Jun 1, 1812
	3.	Hannah Dow Lawrence b. Feb 28, 1814
	4.	Hazen Lawrence+ b. Nov 13, 1816, d. Nov 25, 1844
	5.	Mary Prescott Lawrence b. Sep 15, 1818, d. Mar 25, 1845
	6.	Daniel Smith Lawrence b. Jan 27, 1820
	7.	George Washington Lawrence b. Jan 15, 1822, d. Jan 2, 1850
	8.	Sally Smith Lawrence b. Sep 11, 1823
	9.	Noah Smith Lawrence+ b. Oct 30, 1825
	10.	Marquis Lafayette Lawrence b. Mar 27, 1827
	11.	Sophronia Robinson Lawrence b. Apr 27, 1829
	12.	Nancy Wadleigh Lawrence b. Oct 16, 1831
	13.	Gordon Lawrence b. Aug 12, 1833

Sally Smith
F, #6020

Father

John Smith

Mother

Ann Perkins

Pop-up Pedigree

Charts

Descendant Chart for Sir Richard De Prestcote

Relationship

5th cousin 5 times removed of Richard Prescott Bale.

Relationship

5th cousin 6 times removed of Alexander Prescott Bale.

Relationship

5th cousin 6 times removed of Taylor Jane Bale.

Relationship

32nd great-granddaughter of King Egbert of Wessex "1st King of England".

Last Edited

Mar 31, 2005

Samuel Smith
M, b. Apr 22, 1565, #8348

Last Edited

Jun 5, 2005

Birth*

Apr 22, 1565

Marriage*

Jan 25, 1592

Principal=Grace Gawkroger

Family

Grace Gawkroger b. Mar 9, 1566

Child

Grace Smith b. 1600, d. Jun 19, 1676

Samuel SMITH
M, #18463

Last Edited

Dec 9, 2006

Note*

On the 1st of October, 1835, with his wife and children, Mary
Jane, Cyrus, Andrew and Vincent, in an oldÐfashioned wagon, with
a curved bed, behind four good horses started for his new home
in Illinois. He crossed the river at BeardÕs ferry, and on Oct.
16, 1835, arrived in Huntsville. He entered the S. W. 1Ú4 of S.
E. 1/4 of section 12, and bought the claim and improvements upon
theN. W. 1Ú4 of section 13 from Robert Clayton. Mr. Anderson
and wife are yet living on the old homestead. William Nesbit, an
uncle of William Anderson, came from Ohio with him. Mr. Anderson
brought his goods and family in his wagon. William Nesbit
settled on the N. E. 1Ú4 of the N. W. 1Ú4 of section 12. He was
a cooper by trade. Samuel Smith, a cousin of William Anderson,
also came at the same time in his own wagon, bringing a wife and
two children. He bought the improvement right of Hamilton
Anderson, who had been living upon the E. 1Ú2 ofthe N. E. 1Ú4
of section 11 since the fall of 1833, and subsequently entered
the land. Hamilton Anderson went to Ohio, after selling his
interests to Smith
Grand Jurors August Term, 1840 - Schuyler Co., IL
paid Samuel Smith 3 days 2.25
Black Hawk War: company was organized at Rushville, and attached
tothe Old Battalion of Mounted Rangers, called into the service
of the United States on the requisition of General Atkinson, by
the Governor's proclamation, dated May 30th, 1832. The roster of
the company was as follows:
Samuel Smith
This company was mustered out of the service at the mouth of the
Fox river, on the 28th day of May, 1832
The year 1835 brought a large influx of pioneers to the
township. William Anderson, born in Kentucky, May 14, 1800, was
taken to Ohio, where he remained until 1822, when he returned to
Kentucky, where he resided until 1831, when he returned to Ohio,
and was married to Miss Prudence Wallingsford. On the 1st of
October, 1835, with his wife and children, Mary Jane, Cyrus,
Andrew and Vincent, in an oldÐfashioned wagon, with a curved
bed, behind four good horses started for his new home in
Illinois. He crossed the river at BeardÕs ferry, and on Oct. 16,
1835, arrived in Huntsville. He enteredthe S. W. 1Ú4 of S. E.
1/4 of section 12, and bought the claim and improvements upon
the N. W. 1Ú4 of section 13 from Robert Clayton. Mr. Anderson
and wife are yet living on the old homestead. William Nesbit, an
uncle of William Anderson, came from Ohio with him. Mr. Anderson
brought his goods and family in his wagon. William Nesbit
settled on the N. E. 1Ú4 of the N. W. 1Ú4 of section12. He was
a cooper by trade. Samuel Smith, a cousin of William Anderson,
also came at the same time in his own wagon, bringing a wife and
two children. He bought the improvement right of Hamilton
Anderson, who had been living upon the E. 1Ú2 of the N. E. 1Ú4
of section 11 since the fall of 1833, and subsequently entered
the land. Hamilton Anderson went to Ohio, after selling his
interests to Smith.
Col. Geo. H. Briscoe
The Combined History of Schuyler and Brown Counties, Illinois,
1882
Transcribed by Carol Longwell Miller for SchuylerCounty
ILGenWeb
Copyright 1999, 2000 Robin L. W. Petersen; all rights reserved.
For personal use only. Commercial use of the information
contained in these pages is strictly prohibited without prior
permission. If copied, this copyright must appear with the
information.
Rev. William Crain, Methodist minister, and Abraham Newfield
came from Missouri in December, 1834, and entered land on the
northeast quarter of Section 6, and also the northeast quarter
of the northwest quarter of the same section for Ezra Dorsett,
who joined them the next year. Among the settlers of 1835 were:
William Anderson, who located on Section 12, and William Nesbit
and Samuel Smith, who located near by.

Marriage*

Jun 27, 1831

Harrison Co, KY, Principal=Elizabeth 'Eliza' ANDERSON¹

Family	Elizabeth 'Eliza' ANDERSON b. Nov 16, 1812
Children	1.	Sarah M. SMITH
	2.	David SMITH
	3.	Parlinda SMITH
	4.	Mary SMITH
	5.	Lucinda SMITH b. circa 1838
	6.	Elizabeth SMITH b. circa 1840