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From: "Wayne Thomas" <>
Subject: Re: [AFHA] James Everett Smith/James Elias Smith
Date: Fri, 9 Jan 2004 12:54:02 -0800
References: <MFMBM027dfZWjSeKg1b000007d8@mfmbm027.myfamilycorp.local>


I found this, hope it helps.

1900 Hill, Pulaski County, AR

James E. Smith Jul 1871 28 AR AR AR M3

Grace Smith Jul 1874 25 IN IN IN 1/1

Edith F. Smith Oct 1898 1 AR AR IN



1910 Ward 6, Little Rock, Pulaski County, AR

James E. Smith 38 AR VA VA Married 2 times This marriage 1
year

Anne Smith 35 TN TN TN Married 2 times 1/1

Harry A. Quarle 18 AR NC TN Step son



1920 Little Rock, Pulaski County, AR

J. E. Smith 49 AR AR AR

Bess Smith 22 AR KY TN

J. E. Smith, Jr 2+8M AR AR AR

Clara Bell Smith 1+4M AR AR AR

Mabel Irene Smith 4M AR AR AR



If the family was in Pulaski County in 1880, then this is the only family I
found that fits.



1880 Union, Pulaski County, AR Page 471D

James M. Murray 30 AR MS MS

Elizabeth Murray 35 TN TN TN

George Murray 4M AR AR TN

William Smith 16 AR TN TN Step Son

Charles Smith 13 AR TN TN Step Son

James Smith 8 AR TN TN Step Son

Harriet Smith 4 AR TN TN Step Daughter



I could not find any of the family in 1930.





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Subject: [AFHA] James Everett Smith/James Elias Smith


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> I'm looking for my father's family. His father was named James Everett
Smith and was born in or around Little Rock or North Little Rock, AR. in
1918. His father was James Elias and his mother was Elizabeth. She was born
in 1898. James Everett Smith's siblings were Edward, William Charles, Clara,
Mable, Wilma, and Ann(e). James Everett was the eldest. His mother Elizabeth
had one arm and one leg- she lost both around ages 17-19 from blood
poisoning. An old photgraph I have of her shows that she was fairly dark
complexioned (she was part Native American- I don't know how much, but she
definitely looked N.A. )James Elias (my grandfather's father) left up the
Ohio River around 1927 and never returned. It is unknown whether he ran off
or died. If this sounds familiar to anyone, of if anyone has advice on where
I begin my seach, I would really appreciate it. My father doesn't remember
his grandmother's maiden name and everyone in the family who would know is
dead (to my knowledge)!
> . I've traced my mother's family back to the 1400's and would really like
to find my father's ancestors.
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