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Canadian County, Oklahoma
Daniel H. Smith
From the research of
Jean Kyle
Yukon Weekly - 7 Jul 1898
Daniel H. Smith
D. H. Smith was born in Ohio in 1831. He enlisted in the army
in 1861 and served until '65. He was a member of the Baptist
church for 40 years. He was a faithful Sunday school worker and
a good citizen. He died, July 2nd 1898, and was buried in the
Frisco cemetery. Funeral sermon was preached at his home, Jul
3rd by Rev. J. T. Hendrickson. (His wife Agnes died between
1890 and 1898. She is not marked at the cemetery and no
obituary has been found for Agnes).
Additional Info: The First Territorial Census of Oklahoma
1890. Page 806, Daniel H. Smith age 58 born in New York, his
wife Agnes, Children, Grant, Lena, Anna, Charles, Carl and
Gracie are listed. According to Daniel's estate records he
lived on the NE 1/4 of Section 24 Twp 13 Rg 6. He was a widower
and had the following children. S. G. Smith of Grandin, Mo.,
Lena A. Turner of Enid, Oklahoma, Amy e. Reulbut, C. Howard
Smith, Powell D. Smith and Grace L. Smith all of El Reno.
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