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Smith, Henry Condit

Male 1845 - 1933  (88 years)

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Generation: 1

  1. 1.  Smith, Henry ConditSmith, Henry Condit was born 12 Jan 1845, Morristown, Middlesex, New Jersey, USA; died 13 Jan 1933, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; was buried , Woodlawn Cemetery, Allouez, Brown, Wisconsin, USA.

    Other Events:

    • Military Service: Between 28 Dec 1863 and 24 Jun 1865; Civil War, Private, Company H, 12th Wisconsin Infantry
    • 1880 Census: 1880, Preble, Brown, Wisconsin, USA
    • 1900 Census: 1900, Preble, Brown, Wisconsin, USA

    Notes:

    Military Service:
    Name:Henry C Smith
    Residence:Green Bay, Wisconsin
    Enlistment Date:28 Dec 1863
    Rank at enlistment:Private
    State Served:Wisconsin
    Was POW?:Yes
    Survived the War?:Yes
    Service Record:Enlisted in Company H, Wisconsin 12th Infantry Regiment on 28 Dec 1863.
    Mustered out on 24 Jun 1865.
    Sources:Roster of Wisconsin Volunteers: War of the Rebellion

    1880 Census:
    Henry Smith

    35

    Louisa Smith

    32

    Victor Smith

    9

    Edward Smith

    6

    Katie Smith

    5

    Walter Smith

    2

    George Smith brother-works on farm

    28

    Silas Smith brother-works on farm

    23

    Eliza Preieaier servant

    16

    1900 Census:
    Henry C Smith 55
    Louisa C Smith 52
    Victor H Smith 28
    Edwin G Smith 26
    Kate I Smith 25
    Walter P Smith 22
    Frank B Smith 19
    Kenneth L Smith 18
    Ida B Smith 16
    Herbert I Smith 15
    Louisa Dennessen 21

    Buried:
    Grave Site Details
    Name: Henry C. SMITH
    Birth: 12 Jan 1845
    Death: 13 Jan 1933
    Est. Age: 88
    Marriage: Maiden Name:
    Section of Cemetery: Park C Stone Reading: 7/1/1992
    Notes: Sgt., Co. H., 34th WI Inf. / On same stone with: Julius & Eliza BERGER, John M. & Emily SMITH & Louise G. SMITH / Next to: Frank BERGER SMITH & Victor H. SMITH / SMITH-BERGER headstone
    Cemetery Information Cemetery Name: Woodlawn Cemetery - East Green Bay - Town of Bellevue

    Henry married Berger, Louise 18 Sep 1870. Louise (daughter of Berger, Julius and Unknown, Elizabeth) was born 11 Jan 1848; died 11 Sep 1937, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; was buried , Woodlawn Cemetery, Allouez, Brown, Wisconsin, USA. [Group Sheet]

    Children:
    1. 2. Smith, Victor Henry  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 3 Jul 1871; died 27 May 1940; was buried , Woodlawn Cemetery, Allouez, Brown, Wisconsin, USA.
    2. 3. Smith, Edwin George  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 24 Aug 1873; died 27 Jul 1944; was buried , Woodlawn Cemetery, Allouez, Brown, Wisconsin, USA.
    3. 4. Smith, Kate Ingersoll  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 14 Oct 1874; died 27 Mar 1918.
    4. 5. Smith, Phillip  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 25 Jan 1876; died 5 Mar 1876.
    5. 6. Smith, Walter Philip  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 15 Sep 1877; died 8 Oct 1964; was buried , Woodlawn Cemetery, Allouez, Brown, Wisconsin, USA.
    6. 7. Smith, Frank Berger  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 8 Feb 1881; died 3 Dec 1911; was buried , Woodlawn Cemetery, Allouez, Brown, Wisconsin, USA.
    7. 8. Smith, Kenneth Louis  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 6 Mar 1882, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 18 Aug 1959, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; was buried , Fort Howard Memorial Park Cemetery, Green Bay, Wisconsin, USA.
    8. 9. Smith, Ida Beach  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 16 Aug 1883, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 25 Jun 1985, Avon Park, Highlands, Florida, USA.
    9. 10. Smith, Herbert Ira  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 19 Apr 1885, Preble, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died Bef 1985.


Generation: 2

  1. 2.  Smith, Victor HenrySmith, Victor Henry Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (1.Henry1) was born 3 Jul 1871; died 27 May 1940; was buried , Woodlawn Cemetery, Allouez, Brown, Wisconsin, USA.

    Notes:

    Buried:
    Name: Victor H. SMITH
    Birth: 1871
    Death: 27 May 1940
    Est. Age:
    Marriage:
    Maiden Name:
    Section of Cemetery: Park C
    Stone Reading: 7/1/1992
    Notes: Age 68y 10m 24d / Next to: Julius & Eliza BERGER, John M. & Emily SMITH, Henry C. & Louise G. SMITH / On same stone with: Frank BERGER SMITH & Victor H. SMITH / SMITH-BERGER headstone
    Cemetery Information Cemetery Name: Woodlawn Cemetery


  2. 3.  Smith, Edwin GeorgeSmith, Edwin George Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (1.Henry1) was born 24 Aug 1873; died 27 Jul 1944; was buried , Woodlawn Cemetery, Allouez, Brown, Wisconsin, USA.

    Notes:

    Buried:
    Name: Edwin G. SMITH
    Birth: 1873
    Death: 27 Jul 1944
    Est. Age: Marriage: Maiden Name:
    Section of Cemetery: Park H-3
    Stone Reading: 7/1/1992
    Notes: Age 70y 11m 3d / On same stone with: Francesca
    Cemetery Information Cemetery Name: Woodlawn Cemetery - East Green Bay - Town of Bellevue

    Edwin married Ansorge, Francesca 4 Sep 1901, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA. Francesca was born 18 Nov 1872; died 14 May 1948; was buried , Woodlawn Cemetery, Allouez, Brown, Wisconsin, USA. [Group Sheet]

    Children:
    1. 11. Smith, Helen Yvonne  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 18 Jun 1902; died 1 May 1997, Saint Petersburg, Pinellas, Florida, USA.
    2. 12. Smith, Harold Andorge  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 25 Nov 1903, Preble, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 14 May 1986, Detroit, Wayne, Michigan, USA.

  3. 4.  Smith, Kate IngersollSmith, Kate Ingersoll Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (1.Henry1) was born 14 Oct 1874; died 27 Mar 1918.

    Other Events:

    • 1910 Census: 1910, Preble, Brown, Wisconsin, USA

    Notes:

    1910 Census:
    John N Dexter 45
    Katerine Dexter 36
    Louise Dexter 3
    John Dexter Jr. 1

    Kate married Dexter, John Nelson 17 Oct 1906. John was born 13 Feb 1865, Montreal, , Quebec, Canada; died 13 Jun 1939, Redgranite, Waushara, Wisconsin, USA. [Group Sheet]

    Children:
    1. 13. Dexter, Olive Louise  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 26 Nov 1907; died 17 Jun 1986.
    2. 14. Dexter, John Brett  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 22 Feb 1909; died 2 Jul 1988.
    3. 15. Dexter, Kenneth Smith  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 14 May 1911, Union Grove, Racine, Wisconsin, USA; died 7 May 1978, Neshkoro, Marquette, Wisconsin, USA; was buried , Riverside Cemetery, Oshkosh, Wisconsin, USA.
    4. 16. Dexter, Daisy  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 1 Dec 1916; died 8 Nov 1989, Avon Park, Highlands, Florida, USA.

  4. 5.  Smith, PhillipSmith, Phillip Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (1.Henry1) was born 25 Jan 1876; died 5 Mar 1876.

  5. 6.  Smith, Walter PhilipSmith, Walter Philip Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (1.Henry1) was born 15 Sep 1877; died 8 Oct 1964; was buried , Woodlawn Cemetery, Allouez, Brown, Wisconsin, USA.

    Other Events:

    • 1910 Census: 1910, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA
    • 1930 Census: 1930, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA
    • 1940 Census: 1940, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA

    Notes:

    1910 Census:
    Walter Philip Smith 32
    Ida Smith 33
    Arthur Smith 5
    Walter W Smith 4
    Catherine Smith 2

    1930 Census:
    Walter P Smith 42
    Ida Smith 43
    Arthur Smith 15
    Waldesley Smith 14
    Catherine Smith 12

    1940 Census:
    Walter P Smith62
    Ida Smith65

    Buried:
    Name:
    Walter P. / Father SMITH
    Birth:
    1877
    Death:
    8 Oct 1964
    Est. Age:
    Marriage:
    Maiden Name:
    Section of Cemetery:
    Park C
    Stone Reading:
    7/1/1992

    Notes:

    Age 87y


    Cemetery Information

    Cemetery Name:
    Woodlawn Cemetery - East Green Ba

    Walter married Richardson, Ida Elizabeth 22 Sep 1903. Ida was born 31 Aug 1874; died 24 Apr 1957, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; was buried , Woodlawn Cemetery, Allouez, Brown, Wisconsin, USA. [Group Sheet]

    Children:
    1. 17. Smith, Arthur Richardson  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 4 Jul 1904, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died Abt Mar 1977, Bronx, Bronx, New York, USA.
    2. 18. Smith, Walter Wellesley "Red"  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 25 Sep 1905, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 15 Jan 1982, Stamford, Fairfield, Connecticut, USA; was buried , Long Ridge Union Cemetery, Stamford, Fairfield, Connecticut.
    3. 19. Smith, Catherine Louise  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 17 Aug 1907, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 4 Feb 1927, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; was buried , Woodlawn Cemetery, Allouez, Brown, Wisconsin, USA.

  6. 7.  Smith, Frank BergerSmith, Frank Berger Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (1.Henry1) was born 8 Feb 1881; died 3 Dec 1911; was buried , Woodlawn Cemetery, Allouez, Brown, Wisconsin, USA.

    Other Events:

    • 1900 Census: 1900, Preble, Brown, Wisconsin, USA
    • 1910 Census: 1910, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA

    Notes:

    1900 Census:
    Henry C Smith 55
    Louisa C Smith 52
    Victor H Smith 28
    Edwin G Smith 26
    Kate I Smith 25
    Walter P Smith 22
    Frank B Smith 19
    Kenneth L Smith 18
    Ida B Smith 16
    Herbert I Smith 15
    Louisa Dennessen 21

    1910 Census:
    Frank B Smith 29 B. WI
    Clara Smith 33 B. Minnesota
    Donald B Smith 1 B. WI
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    Buried:
    Name: Frank BERGER SMITH
    Birth: 8 Feb 1881
    Death: 3 Dec 1911
    Est. Age: 30
    Marriage:
    Maiden Name:
    Section of Cemetery: Park C
    Stone Reading: 7/1/1992
    Notes: Son of: Henry C. / Next to: Julius & Eliza BERGER, John M. & Emily SMITH, Henry C. & Louise G. SMITH / On same stone with: Victor H. SMITH / SMITH-BERGER headstone / Son of Henry C.
    Cemetery Information Cemetery Name: Woodlawn Cemetery

    Frank married Spehr, Clara Emelia 6 Jun 1906. Clara (daughter of Spehr, Otto and Wickert, Antonia) was born 21 Mar 1880; died 28 Jul 1969, Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA; was buried , Forest Home Cemetery, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA. [Group Sheet]

    Children:
    1. 20. Smith, Donald Berger  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 27 Nov 1908; died Yes, date unknown.

  7. 8.  Smith, Kenneth LouisSmith, Kenneth Louis Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (1.Henry1) was born 6 Mar 1882, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 18 Aug 1959, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; was buried , Fort Howard Memorial Park Cemetery, Green Bay, Wisconsin, USA.

    Notes:

    Buried:
    Name: Kenneth L. SMITH
    Birth: 1882
    Death: 1959
    Est. Age: 77
    Marriage:
    Maiden Name:
    Section of Cemetery: P-1
    Stone Reading: 7/1/2001
    Notes:
    Cemetery Information Cemetery Name: Ft. Howard Memorial Park

    Kenneth married Smith, Mary Louise 1 Mar 1920. Mary was born 3 Feb 1890; died Abt 1968. [Group Sheet]

    Children:
    1. 21. Smith, Living  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.

  8. 9.  Smith, Ida BeachSmith, Ida Beach Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (1.Henry1) was born 16 Aug 1883, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 25 Jun 1985, Avon Park, Highlands, Florida, USA.

  9. 10.  Smith, Herbert IraSmith, Herbert Ira Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (1.Henry1) was born 19 Apr 1885, Preble, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died Bef 1985.

    Other Events:

    • Birth - Church Record: 18 Apr 1885
    • Birth - Civil Record: 19 Apr 1885

    Notes:

    Birth - Church Record:
    Smith Smith, "Wisconsin, Births and Christenings, 1826-1926"Name: Smith Smith
    Gender: Male
    Christening Date:
    Christening Place:
    Birth Date: 19 Apr 1885
    Birthplace: Preble, Brown, Wisconsin
    Death Date:
    Name Note:
    Race: White
    Father's Name: Henry C. Smith
    Father's Birthplace: Morristown, Ny
    Father's Age:
    Mother's Name: Louise C. Bugen
    Mother's Birthplace: ...Tenberg, Germany
    Mother's Age:
    Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C00307-8
    System Origin: Wisconsin-EASy
    GS Film number: 1306426
    Reference ID: item 1 p 361

    Birth - Civil Record:
    Name: Herbert Ira Smith
    SSN: 391091833
    Gender: Male
    Race: White
    Birth Date: 19 Apr 1885
    Birth Place: Preble Brown, Wisconsin
    Father Name: Henry C Smith
    Mother Name: Louise C Berger
    Type of Claim: Original SSN.
    Notes: Nov 1936: Name listed as HERBERT IRA SMITH



Generation: 3

  1. 11.  Smith, Helen YvonneSmith, Helen Yvonne Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (3.Edwin2, 1.Henry1) was born 18 Jun 1902; died 1 May 1997, Saint Petersburg, Pinellas, Florida, USA.

    Other Events:

    • Birth - Church Record: 18 Jun 1902

    Notes:

    Birth - Church Record:
    Edwin G. Smith in entry for Helen Yvonne Smith, "Wisconsin, Births and Christenings, 1826-1926"Name: Helen Yvonne Smith
    Gender: Female
    Christening Date:
    Christening Place:
    Birth Date: 18 Jun 1902
    Birthplace:
    Death Date:
    Name Note:
    Race:
    Father's Name: Edwin G. Smith
    Father's Birthplace:
    Father's Age:
    Mother's Name: Francisca Ansarge
    Mother's Birthplace:
    Mother's Age:
    Indexing Project (Batch) Number: I02211-9
    System Origin: Wisconsin-EASy
    GS Film number: 1299479
    Reference ID: 376

    Helen married Tower, Earl 1 May 1926. Earl was born 20 May 1898, , , Wisconsin, USA; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]


  2. 12.  Smith, Harold AndorgeSmith, Harold Andorge Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (3.Edwin2, 1.Henry1) was born 25 Nov 1903, Preble, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 14 May 1986, Detroit, Wayne, Michigan, USA.

    Other Events:

    • Birth - Church Record: 25 Nov 1903
    • Death Record - Civil: 14 May 1986

    Notes:

    Birth - Church Record:
    E G Smith in entry for Harold Andorge Smith, "Wisconsin, Births and Christenings, 1826-1926"Name: Harold Andorge Smith
    Gender: Male
    Christening Date:
    Christening Place:
    Birth Date: 25 Nov 1903
    Birthplace: Preble, Brown, Wisconsin
    Death Date:
    Name Note:
    Race: White
    Father's Name: E G Smith
    Father's Birthplace: Preble, Brown,
    Father's Age:
    Mother's Name: Francesca Ansorge
    Mother's Birthplace: Newton, Manitowoc,
    Mother's Age:
    Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C00758-3
    System Origin: Wisconsin-EASy
    GS Film number: 1299480
    Reference ID: Pg 502 No. 1932


  3. 13.  Dexter, Olive LouiseDexter, Olive Louise Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (4.Kate2, 1.Henry1) was born 26 Nov 1907; died 17 Jun 1986.

    Other Events:

    • Birth - Civil Record: 26 Nov 1907; Outagamie Vol 12 Page 121
    • 1910 Census: 1910, Preble, Brown, Wisconsin, USA
    • 1920 Census: 1920, Elderon, Marathon, Wisconsin, USA
    • 1930 Census: 1930, Oshkosh, Winnebago, Wisconsin, USA
    • Death Record - Civil: 17 Jun 1986
    • Obituary: Aft 17 Jun 1986; Oshkosh Daily Northwestern

    Notes:

    Birth - Civil Record:
    Olive Louise Dexter born 11/26/1907 in Liberty, Wis to Jno Nelson Dexter age 42 born Canada Farmer resides Liberty and Kate Ingersoll age 33 born Green bay 1stchild.

    1910 Census:
    John N Dexter 45
    Katerine Dexter 36
    Louise Dexter 3
    John Dexter Jr. 1

    1920 Census:
    John H Dexter 54
    Louisa Dexter 12
    Jack Dexter 11
    Kenneth Dexter 8
    Daisy Dexter 3

    1930 Census:
    John W Dexter 65
    O Louisa Hungerford 22
    Kinert Hungerford 22
    John D Dexter 21
    Keneth S Dexter 18
    Daisy O Dexter 13

    Death Record - Civil:
    Wisconsin Death Index, 1959-1997
    about Olive Louise Grose Name: Olive Louise Grose
    Death Date: 17 Jun 1986
    Location: Winnebago (May be abbreviated)
    Certificate: 015829

    U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-Current
    about Olive Grose Name: Olive Grose
    SSN: 396-05-2657
    Last Residence: 33825 Avon Park, Highlands, Florida, USA
    Born: 26 Nov 1907
    Died: Jun 1986
    State (Year) SSN issued: Wisconsin (Before 1951)

    Obituary:
    See Image

    Olive married Hungerford, Kenneth 20 Jun 1928; divorced Yes, date unknown. Kenneth was born Abt 1907; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

    Olive married Grose, Willard 14 Dec 1937. Willard was born 14 May 1897; died 1 Aug 1972, Oshkosh, Winnebago, Wisconsin, USA. [Group Sheet]


  4. 14.  Dexter, John BrettDexter, John Brett Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (4.Kate2, 1.Henry1) was born 22 Feb 1909; died 2 Jul 1988.

    Other Events:

    • 1910 Census: 1910, Preble, Brown, Wisconsin, USA
    • 1920 Census: 1920, Elderon, Marathon, Wisconsin, USA
    • 1930 Census: 1930, Oshkosh, Winnebago, Wisconsin, USA
    • 1940 Census: 1940, San Diego, San Diego, California, USA
    • Death Record - Civil: 2 Jul 1988

    Notes:

    Military Service:
    Name:John Brett Dexter
    Birth Date:22 Feb 1909
    Military Date:16 Mar 1945
    Title:U.S. Navy and Marine Corps Officers
    Publication Date:1945

    Ancestry.com. U.S., Military Registers, 1862-1970 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2013. This collection was indexed by Ancestry World Archives Project contributors.

    1910 Census:
    John N Dexter 45
    Katerine Dexter 36
    Louise Dexter 3
    John Dexter Jr. 1

    1920 Census:
    John H Dexter 54
    Louisa Dexter 12
    Jack Dexter 11
    Kenneth Dexter 8
    Daisy Dexter 3

    1930 Census:
    John W Dexter 65
    O Louisa Hungerford 22
    Kinert Hungerford 22
    John D Dexter 21
    Keneth S Dexter 18
    Daisy O Dexter 13

    1940 Census:
    John Dexter 31

    Death Record - Civil:
    Name:John B. Dexter
    SSN:220-32-5652
    Last Residence:20619 California, Saint Marys, Maryland, USA
    BORN:22 Feb 1909
    Died:2 Jul 1988
    State (Year) SSN issued:Maryland (1952-1953)


  5. 15.  Dexter, Kenneth SmithDexter, Kenneth Smith Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (4.Kate2, 1.Henry1) was born 14 May 1911, Union Grove, Racine, Wisconsin, USA; died 7 May 1978, Neshkoro, Marquette, Wisconsin, USA; was buried , Riverside Cemetery, Oshkosh, Wisconsin, USA.

    Other Events:

    • 1920 Census: 1920, Elderon, Marathon, Wisconsin, USA
    • 1930 Census: 1930, Oshkosh, Winnebago, Wisconsin, USA
    • Military Service: Aft 1930; WWII, Korea, Vietnam, US Navy
    • 1940 Census: 1940, Leon, Waushura, Wisconsin
    • Residence: Abt 1957, Wichita, Sedgwick, Kansas, USA
    • Death Record - Civil: 7 May 1978

    Notes:

    1920 Census:
    John H Dexter 54
    Louisa Dexter 12
    Jack Dexter 11
    Kenneth Dexter 8
    Daisy Dexter 3

    1930 Census:
    John W Dexter 65
    O Louisa Hungerford 22
    Kinert Hungerford 22
    John D Dexter 21
    Keneth S Dexter 18
    Daisy O Dexter 13

    1940 Census:
    Kenneth Dexter 28
    Florence Dexter 26
    Jack Dexter 8
    Joanne Dexter 7
    Sally Dexter 4
    Dorothy Bates 17 Sis-inlaw
    Betty Bates 15 sis-inlaw
    Roland Bates 10/12 nephew
    Margaret Ryan 25 lodger

    Residence:
    U.S. City Directories, 1821-1989
    about Kenneth S Dexter Name: Kenneth S Dexter
    Gender: Male
    Residence Year: 1957
    Street Address: 404 Fultz
    Residence Place: Wichita, Kansas
    Occupation: United States Navy
    Spouse: Florence M Dexter
    Publication Title: Wichita, Kansas, City Directory, 1957

    Death Record - Civil:
    U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-Current
    about Kenneth Dexter Name: Kenneth Dexter
    SSN: 390-10-6694
    Last Residence: 54960 Neshkoro, Marquette, Wisconsin, USA
    Born: 14 May 1911
    Died: May 1978
    State (Year) SSN issued: Wisconsin (Before 1951)

    Wisconsin Death Index, 1959-1997
    about Kenneth S Dexter Name: Kenneth S Dexter
    Age: 66
    Sex: M (Male)
    Birth Date: abt 1912
    Death Date: 7 May 1978
    Location: Mari (Marinette)(May be abbreviated) County Waus it says-Yet Marinette is in Marinete County. Wausau is in Marathon County.
    Certificate: 011164

    Kenneth married Bates, Florence M. 25 Jun 1930. Florence was born 1 Jan 1914, Oshkosh, Winnebago, Wisconsin, USA; died 15 Jul 2001, Wild Rose, Waushara, Wisconsin, USA; was buried , Riverside Cemetery, Oshkosh, Wisconsin, USA. [Group Sheet]

    Children:
    1. 22. Dexter, Joanne Ruth  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 22 Mar 1933, Oshkosh, Winnebago, Wisconsin, USA; died 20 Oct 1999, , , Wisconsin, USA.

  6. 16.  Dexter, DaisyDexter, Daisy Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (4.Kate2, 1.Henry1) was born 1 Dec 1916; died 8 Nov 1989, Avon Park, Highlands, Florida, USA.

    Other Events:

    • 1920 Census: 1920, Elderon, Marathon, Wisconsin, USA
    • 1930 Census: 1930, Oshkosh, Winnebago, Wisconsin, USA
    • Death Record - Civil: 8 Nov 1989

    Notes:

    1920 Census:
    John H Dexter 54
    Louisa Dexter 12
    Jack Dexter 11
    Kenneth Dexter 8
    Daisy Dexter 3

    1930 Census:
    John W Dexter 65
    O Louisa Hungerford 22
    Kinert Hungerford 22
    John D Dexter 21
    Keneth S Dexter 18
    Daisy O Dexter 13

    Death Record - Civil:
    U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-Current
    about Daisy D. Wollangk Name: Daisy D. Wollangk
    SSN: 394-26-9487
    Last Residence: 33825 Avon Park, Highlands, Florida, USA
    Born: 1 Dec 1916
    Died: 8 Nov 1989
    State (Year) SSN issued: Wisconsin (Before 1951)

    Daisy married Wollangk, Chester 3 Sep 1937. Chester was born 17 Oct 1912, Oshkosh, Winnebago, Wisconsin, USA; died 12 May 2010, Avon Park, Highlands, Florida, USA. [Group Sheet]

    Children:
    1. 23. Wollangk, Lawrence  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.
    2. 24. Wollangk, Kathryn  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.

  7. 17.  Smith, Arthur RichardsonSmith, Arthur Richardson Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (6.Walter2, 1.Henry1) was born 4 Jul 1904, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died Abt Mar 1977, Bronx, Bronx, New York, USA.

    Other Events:

    • Birth - Church Record: 4 Jul 1904
    • Education - High School: 1927, Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA
    • Education - College/University: 1932, Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA
    • 1940 Census: 1940, Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA
    • Death Record - Civil: Abt Mar 1977

    Notes:

    Birth - Church Record:
    Name: Arthur R Smith
    Birth Date: 4 Jul 1904 Birth Place: Green Bay,, Wisconsin
    Gender: Male Race: White
    Father's Name: Walter P Smith Father's Birth Place: Preble, , Wisconsin
    Mother's Name: ID E Richardson Mother's Birth Place: NY, , NY
    FHL Film Number: 1299480

    Education - High School:
    Appleton High School Class of 1927

    Education - College/University:
    Lawrence College Class of 1932

    1940 Census:
    Arthur Smith b. WI 35
    Patrica Smith b. NJ 32
    Georgia Smith b.. NJ 6
    Patrick Smith b. PENN 2

    Death Record - Civil:
    Name:Arthur Smith
    SSN:320-09-5351
    Last Residence:10462 Bronx, Bronx, New York, USA
    Born:4 Jul 1904
    Last Benefit:10462 Bronx, Bronx, New York, United States of America
    Died:Mar 1977
    State (Year) SSN issued:Illinois (Before 1951)

    Arthur married Doty, Patricia 5 Sep 1936. Patricia was born 31 Jan 1907, , , New Jersey, USA; died Abt 1981, , , New York, USA. [Group Sheet]

    Children:
    1. 25. Smith, Georgia  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.
    2. 26. Smith, Patrick  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.

  8. 18.  Smith, Walter Wellesley "Red"Smith, Walter Wellesley "Red" Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (6.Walter2, 1.Henry1) was born 25 Sep 1905, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 15 Jan 1982, Stamford, Fairfield, Connecticut, USA; was buried , Long Ridge Union Cemetery, Stamford, Fairfield, Connecticut.

    Other Events:

    • Name: Red Smith
    • Birth - Church Record: 25 Sep 1905
    • 1910 Census: 1910, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA
    • Occupation: Aft 1927; Journalist - Sports Writer
    • 1940 Census: 1940, Merion Park, Montgomery, Pennsylvania, USA
    • Biography: Aft 15 Jan 1982; by his son, Terrance Smith
    • Biography: Aft 15 Jan 1982; Scribner Encyclopedia of American Lives, Thematic Series: Sports Figures
    • Obituary: 16 Jan 1982; New York Times
    • Other Info or Events: Aft 15 Jan 1982
    • News Mention: 25 Sep 2005; New York Times

    Notes:

    Birth - Church Record:
    Births and Christenings Index, 1826-1908
    about Walter Wellesley Smith Name: Walter Wellesley Smith
    Birth Date: 25 Sep 1905
    Birth Place: Green Bay,,
    Gender: Male
    Race: White
    Father's Name: Walter Philip Smith
    Father's Birth Place: Green Bay, Wisconsin
    Mother's Name: Ida E Richardson
    Mother's Birth Place: NY, , NY
    FHL Film Number: 1299480

    1910 Census:
    Walter Philip Smith 32
    Ida Smith 33
    Arthur Smith 5
    Walter W Smith 4
    Catherine Smith 2

    Occupation:
    Journalist - Sports Writer

    1940 Census:
    Walter W Smith34
    Catherine Smith31
    Catherine Smith6
    Tearence Smith1
    Jane Mc Keever40

    Biography:
    Smith, Walter Wellesley ("Red")
    Scribner Encyclopedia of American Lives, Thematic Series: Sports Figures | 2002 | 700+ words | COPYRIGHT 2002 The Gale Group, Inc. (Hide copyright information) Copyright
    SMITH, Walter Wellesley ("Red")
    (b. 25 September1905 in Green Bay, Wisconsin; d. 15 January 1982 in Stamford, Connecticut), sports journalist esteemed for his unique blend of incisive commentary, technique, vitality, and humor.
    Smith was the second of three children born to Walter Philip Smith, a third-generation wholesale produce and retail groceries salesman, and Ida Richardson, a homemaker. Both Smith and his brother Arthur Richardson were named after the Duke of Wellesley, whose Christian name was Arthur Wellesley. Smith's father gave him the nickname "Brick" because of his hair color. Later in life, "Brick" became "Red," a moniker that endured even after his hair receded and turned white. Smith graduated from East High School in Green Bay, Wisconsin, in 1922 with a "B" average and his first writing award, a free copy of the $3 yearbook, which he earned with a humorous essay about the school's debating team. After graduation, he was accepted to the University of Notre Dame in Indiana. He worked for a year as a clerk for a hardware company to save money for school.
    Smith enrolled as a journalism major at Notre Dame in autumn 1923. During his freshman year, he worked for the school newspaper and by his junior year he was editing the university's annual, The Dome. When asked later …
    Read the rest of this article, courtesy of your local library
    http://www.encyclopedia.com/article-1G2-3436500535/smith-walter-wellesley-red.html

    Biography:
    In my memory, Pop was always writing a column, in a press box at the ballpark or racetrack, in his basement office at home, in a plane or train, or in the family car on summer vacation trips to Wisconsin. He would balance his Olivetti portable on his knees in the passenger seat, typing as my mother drove, shushing my sister, Kit, and me in the back seat. Once, when we moved into our house in Connecticut, he had the movers set up a table and chair beneath a tree and wrote a column there. It was moving day, but his deadline was looming, as always....
    He loved his life, had two kids and two good marriages, and lived long enough to know his six grandchildren and two of his great-grandchildren and to take my son, Chris, fishing for the first time in his life. They laughed together and Chris caught a fish. That sunny day on Martha's Vineyard became grist for a column, of course, his plinth for the day.
    When his health was failing near the end, he struggled to overcome the congestive heart failure and kidney disease that would take his life. He wanted to get better, he said; the Super Bowl was coming up and he wanted to cover it, to write another column, a good column, and then another after that, and make that one better. Spring training was not that far away.
    But if he didn't get better, he told me, he had no complaints.
    "I've had a great run," he said.
    And he did.
    Terence Smith has been a correspondent, editor, and broadcaster for The New York Times, CBS News, and PBS over the course of a four-decade career.
    http://www.cjr.org/critical_eye/the_natural.php?page=all
    About the author;
    Terence Smith spent 20 years at The New York Times including eight years in the Middle East and Far East, covering four wars, peace negotiations and events in more than 40 countries. Smith also served as Assistant Foreign Editor and Deputy Metropolitan Editor in New York. In the Times' Washington bureau, he served as diplomatic correspondent and chief White House correspondent. In 1985, Smith joined CBS News in Washington, covering the Reagan White House and, for nine years, reporting the cover stories for CBS Sunday Morning. In 1998, Smith turned to public television and The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer. As senior producer and media correspondent, Smith broadcast hundreds of reports and studio discussions on media, national and international issues. Smith is now a special correspondent for The NewsHour.

    Obituary:
    Journalist, sports writer; "Red Smith" was born in Green Bay on September 25, 1905, attended high school there, and graduated from Notre Dame in 1927 with a degree in journalism. He worked briefly for the Milwaukee Sentinel before moving on to the St. Louis Journal where he started as a copy editor. He became a sports writer when the editor fired the entire sports staff. After a stay in Philadelphia, he moved to the New York Herald Tribune, and after that paper's demise, to the New York Times in 1971. As early as the 1950s, Red Smith wrote sympathetically about the discrimination experienced by black athletes, although he criticized Muhammad Ali for avoiding military service in Vietnam. Smith's writing was notable for its literacy, humor, iconoclastic approach, craftsmanship, and freedom from standard sports jargon. Of his writing he said, "Writing is easy. I just open a vein and bleed." He became the most widely syndicated sports writer in the country and in 1970 was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for Commentary. He was the first Winner of the Associated Press' sports editors Red Smith Award. Since 1983, Notre Dame University has sponsored the Red Smith Lecture in Journalism. He died on January 15, 1982.
    [Source: Obituary, New York Times, January 16, 1982 ]

    Other Info or Events:
    Later Life and Family[edit]Smith died at the age 76 of heart failure. Red Smith School (4K through 8th grades) in Green Bay, Wisconsin is named in his honor. Also named in his honor is the Red Smith Handicap, a race for Thoroughbred horses run at Aqueduct Racetrack in Queens, New York.
    Smith is buried in Stamford's Long Ridge Union Cemetery.
    Red's son, Terence Smith, went on to be a journalist at The New York Times, CBS News, PBS, and NPR.[6]

    News Mention:
    September 25, 2005
    What Would Red Have Thought, and Written?
    By TERENCE SMITH
    Today is the 100th anniversary of the birth of my father, Red Smith, the former sports columnist for The New York Times. He was born in Green Bay, Wis., in 1905 and died in 1982 at the age of 76. He spent 55 of those years as a newspaperman, mostly in sports, writing for papers in Milwaukee, St. Louis, Philadelphia and finally, in what he always considered to be the big time, New York. At the age of 70, writing for The Times, he won the Pulitzer Prize for commentary in 1976. To mark his centennial, my sister, Kit O'Meara, and I decided we would do something he would have enjoyed: go to a ballgame. The National League was his favorite, so the choice was obvious. At 1:05 this afternoon, Kit and I, together with our spouses and my daughter, Elizabeth Smith, plan to be in Robert F. Kennedy Stadium, watching the Washington Nationals wrap up their series with the Mets. "Remember," Kit said, "how bereft he was when the Giants and Dodgers quit New York, leaving only the Yankees for him to cover?" ("Rooting for the Yankees," he used to say, "makes about as much sense as rooting for United States Steel.") "And remember," Kit went on, "how tickled he was when the Mets came to town and made such good copy?" In fact, the Amazin' Mets, with Casey Stengel as the resident poet and philosopher, gave him scores of wonderful columns. The National League was back in New York and life was good. Kit and I mused about what he would have thought about the sports world today. He was always a fan as well as a professional observer. I am certain he would be astonished by the money in sports today. The idea that television contracts for Major League Baseball and the National Football League would be worth billions, that individual franchises like the Yankees or the Washington Redskins could be valued at more than a billion dollars, that individual players could have multiyear contracts equivalent to the budget of a small city - all this would seem Orwellian to him. Yet I don't think he would dispute that the real stars are worth whatever the market will bear. In column after column, he took the side of the players in their disputes with the owners. In 1969, he wrote supportively of Curt Flood, when Flood chose to hold out against baseball's reserve clause after he was traded against his will from St. Louis, where he had played for a dozen years, to Philadelphia. "Curtis Charles Flood is a man of character and self-respect," Red wrote. "Being black, he is more sensitive than most white players about the institution of slavery as it exists in professional baseball." He described baseball's initial response to Flood's request to be eligible to play for any team as "Run along, sonny, you bother me." Would he have extended underdog status to today's baseball stars, with their huge salaries and aggressive agents and free-agency options? To be consistent, I think he would have had to swallow hard and say yes, the stars bring in the fans and the money, so they are worth whatever they can negotiate. Kit, who was not so sure, said, "Whatever he thought of the players, he would have had a hard time viewing today's sports owners as underprivileged or undercompensated." And what would he have thought of the steroid scandals that have dominated the baseball headlines this year? Kit and I are convinced that he would have hated steroids as a threat to the integrity of the sport he loved. Another frightful development, in his likely view, would have been the emergence of sports-talk radio and the shouting that dominates sports broadcasting these days. But here is his dirty little secret: He would have listened and watched anyway, no doubt talking back to the television just as he did whenever Howard Cosell was pontificating. And shamelessly, he would have used it as material for his column. But there is much about sports today that he would have applauded. He would have rejoiced in some of the spectacular individual performers - a Tiger Woods, for example, or a Roger Clemens, or a Peyton Manning or the Williams sisters. Are they better than the stars of his day? We doubt he would have cared one way or the other. Two sports he relished (partly because they made such great copy) were thoroughbred racing and boxing. Doubtless he would be dismayed by the disintegration of the fight game and the fact that racing survives more on slot machines and simulcasts than on what happens on the track. He loved this time of the year because it brought football. His preference was always the college game over the pros - he had more fun watching Harvard battle Yale in The Game than enduring the hype surrounding the Stuporbowl, as he would say. And so he would probably have applauded the Bowl Championship Series, for all its flaws, because it puts the football spotlight back where he thought it belonged. Kit and I think he would have appreciated much of what appears in the sports pages today. The best columnists are as good as any in the so-called Golden Age, and he would have taken pleasure in the way they go about what he always described as "the best job in the world." But mainly he would have enjoyed the chance to come along today to R.F.K., to watch the Nationals and the Mets play, to feel the pulse of the pennant races quicken and the momentum build toward the World Series. That's the way he would have wanted to spend the day.

    Terence Smith is correspondent for "The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer."
    Copyright 2005 The New York Times Company

    Walter married Cody, Catherine 11 Feb 1933. Catherine was born 21 Aug 1909, Saint Louis, St. Louis (City), Missouri, USA; died 15 Feb 1967; was buried , Long Ridge Union Cemetery, Stamford, Fairfield, Connecticut. [Group Sheet]

    Children:
    1. 27. Smith, Catherine Wellesley "Kit"  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.
    2. 28. Smith, Terrence  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.

  9. 19.  Smith, Catherine LouiseSmith, Catherine Louise Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (6.Walter2, 1.Henry1) was born 17 Aug 1907, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 4 Feb 1927, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; was buried , Woodlawn Cemetery, Allouez, Brown, Wisconsin, USA.

    Other Events:

    • Birth - Church Record: 17 Aug 1907

    Notes:

    Birth - Church Record:
    Katherine L Smith, "Wisconsin, Births and Christenings, 1826-1926"Name: Katherine L Smith
    Gender: Female
    Christening Date:
    Christening Place:
    Birth Date: 17 Aug 1907
    Birthplace: Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin
    Death Date:
    Name Note:
    Race: White
    Father's Name: Walter Phillip Smith
    Father's Birthplace: Green Bay, ,
    Father's Age:
    Mother's Name: Ida E Richardson
    Mother's Birthplace: Ny, , Ny
    Mother's Age:
    Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C00758-3
    System Origin: Wisconsin-EASy
    GS Film number: 1299480
    Reference ID: Pg 431 No. 1502

    Buried:
    Grave Site Details
    Name: Catherine SMITH
    Birth: 1907
    Death: 4 Feb 1927
    Est. Age: Marriage: Maiden Name:
    Section of Cemetery: Park C
    Stone Reading: 7/1/1992
    Notes: Age 19y 5m 17d / Daughter of: Walter
    Cemetery Name: Woodlawn Cemetery - East Green Bay - Town of Bellevue
    Directions: Cemetery located at 1542 South Webster Ave. in Village of Allouez


  10. 20.  Smith, Donald BergerSmith, Donald Berger Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (7.Frank2, 1.Henry1) was born 27 Nov 1908; died Yes, date unknown.

    Other Events:

    • 1910 Census: 1910, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA
    • 1940 Census: 1940, Marion, Marion, Ohio, USA

    Notes:

    1910 Census:
    Frank B Smith 29
    Clara Smith 33
    Donald B Smith 1
    [1 4/12]

    1940 Census:
    Donald B Smith 31
    Tamma M Smith 30
    Tamma C Smith 5
    Tamara C Smith 3
    Tina C Smith 11/12

    Donald married Carleton, Tamma 2 Aug 1930. Tamma was born 20 Apr 1909; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]


  11. 21.  Smith, LivingSmith, Living Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (8.Kenneth2, 1.Henry1)

    Living — Marchant, Living. [Group Sheet]



Generation: 4

  1. 22.  Dexter, Joanne RuthDexter, Joanne Ruth Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (15.Kenneth3, 4.Kate2, 1.Henry1) was born 22 Mar 1933, Oshkosh, Winnebago, Wisconsin, USA; died 20 Oct 1999, , , Wisconsin, USA.

    Joanne married Laudneklos, Donald Aft 1951. Donald was born 23 Oct 1931; died 8 Aug 2004. [Group Sheet]


  2. 23.  Wollangk, LawrenceWollangk, Lawrence Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (16.Daisy3, 4.Kate2, 1.Henry1)

  3. 24.  Wollangk, KathrynWollangk, Kathryn Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (16.Daisy3, 4.Kate2, 1.Henry1)

  4. 25.  Smith, GeorgiaSmith, Georgia Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (17.Arthur3, 6.Walter2, 1.Henry1)

  5. 26.  Smith, PatrickSmith, Patrick Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (17.Arthur3, 6.Walter2, 1.Henry1)

  6. 27.  Smith, Catherine Wellesley "Kit"Smith, Catherine Wellesley "Kit" Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (18.Walter3, 6.Walter2, 1.Henry1)

    Catherine — Halloran, Michael. [Group Sheet]


  7. 28.  Smith, TerrenceSmith, Terrence Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (18.Walter3, 6.Walter2, 1.Henry1)


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