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! John Burdette dropped for all purposes, the use of his first name,John. Married in Umatil la, FL., 19 November 1907. The Reverend Mr. W.N. Kingsley officiating. They left the next da y for Atlanta, GA. wherethey would both be in medical school.

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! Apparently died youg, but after the 1830 census, where two malesbetween 0-5 yoa were menti oned, and also after deed of trust, recordedJuly 1831, in which he was mentioned. No recor d has been found of himsince that time; however, a John Christian Smith was found as a stude ntat the South Carolina College/West Wing Rutledge College (now theUniversity of South Caro lina) in Columbia. He was a junior (3rd year)student from Richland County, SC. Using norma l student age estimationswould make him approximately 20-22 yoa at that time, and thus bor n inabout 1837/1839. This may be 10 years too young for this J. C. Smith, butmore researc h is needed.

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! Was killed in same auto accident which resulted in wife's death. Hit bydrunk driver, kille d instantly.

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! Ken was a private in Company 'G', Captain Stewart's 8th FloridaRegiment, CSA. He served a s a shoe/boot maker and leather worker,repairing saddles, bridles, and the like. There was s ome discrepancy,after the war, as to the length of time actually served. He apparentlydid n ot "officially" serve long enough to qualify for a veteran'spension, even though he did perf orm the support function throughout thewar.

! Listed in 1866 Alachua County, FL Tax List was SMITH, K. D., and 3males; Mrs. M.A. SMITH , no males.
Similar entries found on 1867 list; SMITH, K. D., and 3 males; Mrs M.A. SMITH, no males

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! More commonly called "L. K." or "Buddy" by friends and family. Buriedin Miami, FL with hi s second wife Blanche. They lived there many yearsat 716 S. W. First Street.

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! Lived in Umatilla, FL most of his life. Never married.

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! Birth year also seen as 1906.

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! Marriage year also seen as 1940.

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! Reuben and Lillian Smith, according to the 1910 census, had 7 children,but only 6 were liv ing in 1910.

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! Married August 31, 1941 in Bradenton, FL. by Reverend Fred Smith.

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! Birth date also seen as 10 Feb 1912. Death year also seen as 1994.

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! Life long resident of Florida. He was a citrus grower and member of theFirst Baptist Churc h of Umatilla. He was a US Army veteran of WWII.Marion never married.

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! Molly was said to have married (abt 1858/1860) Hugh Weir, the widowerof her late sister Ma lvina; however, given the dates I have recorded,Martha preceeded her sister to her grave. I n all likelihood, it wasMalvina who married Hugh Weir, Martha's widower, after Martha's deat h.

! A Martha Smith is found in the Richland District (SC) 1860 census, 23years old (birth ca 1 837?) who was listed as a "keeper" at the stateasylum.

! Cemetery records show a Martha C. Weir buried at Washington StreetMethodist Church cemete ry (film #0022725, pg 4) in Columbia, SC. Datesare b. 12/12/33, d. 2/15/1862. Died after a l ong and painful illness,leaving a husband and infant daughter. In the diary of Columbia resident, John Glass, 1859-1877, the following entry appears: "Mrs. R. H.Weir, wife of R. H. Wei r, died in Col'a, So. Ca. Feby 15, 1862.Childbed" This diary is housed at the South Carolini ana Library at the Uof SC in Columbia (also published as "Record Of Deaths In Columbia, South Carolina And Elsewhere As Recorded By John Glass 1859-1877", by BrentHoward Holcomb, 223 p ages, published in 1986). At least one source showsher date of death as 15 Feb 1867, rathe r than 1862. This may have been atypo however.

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! Known as "Mattie".

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! Was apparently christened Henry Marvin but fairly early in life electedto be known as Marv in Henry, or simply Marvin. Also called M. H. byfamily.

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! Birthdate also seen as 30 Sep 1909.

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! Lived most of her life in Umatilla, FL.

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! Lived most of her life in Lakeland, FL.

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! Went by the name "Mattie Lena", although it is believed that her givenname was Mitalena, a s shown. Lived most of her life in Bartow, FL. It isbelieved that the Umatilla City Cemeter y was also referred to as the BaySpring Cemetery.

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! Birth date also seen as 18 and 27 Sep 1908. Death date also seen as 22June 1976, and 22 Ju n 1978.

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! Entry found in 1850 census for Richland County, Malvina Kelley, age 20,born in South Carol ina.

! Malvina was the Superintendant of Women at the State Asylum of SouthCarolina in Columbia . After her first husband's (Kelley) "early death",she married (abt 1862) Hugh Weir, the gen eral superintendant of theasylum (and, supposedly, her sister Martha's widower). No issue kn ownfrom either marriage. Malvina apparently never visited Florida or therest of her famil y there.

! Land record on hand indicates transfer of some 75 acres in FairfieldDistrict to Andrew Dom iney on 26 Dec 1857. Land adjoined that of A. T.Smith. Deed was made by Malvina Kelley.

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! Abstract of Supporting Evidence on Delayed Birth Certificate dated 16December 1941, Minist er M. J. Schultz of First Baptist Church ofUmatilla indicates that Warren was baptized in Ma rch 1927.

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! Enlisted in Orange Co, FL in March 1862 in Captain W. W. Sloan'sCompany 'F', 7th Florida I nfantry Regiment. Was a private, and was latermade corporal (perhaps for a time a first serg eant). Was wounded inaction in August 1864, most likely at Chickamauga, TN (it may have bee nat the Battle of Peachtree, near Atlanta, although this unit was notknown to have fought i n that battle). Last army records show him in anarmy hospital in Macon, Georgia on 26 Apri l 1865 at the time ofJohnson's surrender, and he was furloughed from there. The 7th was organized at Gainesville, Alachua Co, FL in April 1862. Unit commanders of7th Infantry were Col s Robert Bullock, and Madison S. Perry, and Lt ColTillman Ingram. During the war, the 7th se rved in Trigg's, Finley's, andSmith's Brigades of the Army of the Tennessee. Major battles i ncludedthose from Chicamauga to Nashville. Their last battle was at Bentonville.

! 1860 census of Sumter County, Florida (Massey Grove/Lake Griffin) page3, line 35, shows W . A. Smith, age 28 and wife, Lucy Smith, age 24.Preceeding entry (34) is W. A.'s father, mot her and siblings. Thislocation was Lane Park, the original family homeplace, on the shores o fLake Harris in present day Lake County.

! A Warren Smith, age 32, was listed on an 1863 Alachua County, FloridaCivil War Soldier's F amilies Roster, along with wife, Lucy, age 26.

! 1880 census record for Orange County, Florida (The Smiths were nowliving in Umatilla; howe ver, Lake County was not established until 1887)listed W. A. and family. The listing was som ewhat erroneous however,because it appears that Warren A. and his son, William W., were some howtransposed in the record. Ages check for entire family.

! The 1885 Florida census record (Orange County, District 14, page 48)shows grandmother, E . Dominy(ey), age 87, living with Warren and family.This appears to be Elizabeth Dominey, Lu cy Smith's mother (age checksout for her). Not sure why she is referred to as grandmother, r atherthan mother.

! The following is from "The Compendium of the Confederate Armies", byStewart Sifakes, page s 23-24.
FLORIDA 7TH INFANTRY REGIMENT

Organization:
Organized at Gainesville (Florida) on April 26, 1862. Mustered intoConfederate service in Ap ril 1862. Consolidated with 1st CavalryRegiment, on April 9, 1865, at Smithfield, NC, and de signated as the 1stInfantry
Regiment Consolidated. First Commander: Madison S. Perry (Colonel) FieldOfficers: Nathan S . Blount (Major) Robert Bullock (Lieutenant Colonel)Tillman Ingram (Major, Lieutenant Colone l)

Assignments:
Post of Chattanooga, Department of East Tennessee, (June-July 1862)Davis' Brigade, Heth's Di vision, Department of East Tennessee (July-December 1862) Davis'-Jackson's-Maxwell Brigade , Department of EastTennessee (December 1862-September 1863) Trigg's- Brigade, Preston's Division, Bruckner's Corps, Army of Tennessee (September-October 1863)Trigg's Brigade, Buckner' s Division, 1st Corps, Army of Tennessee(October-November 1863) Florida Brigade, Bates's Div ision, 2nd Corps,Army of Tennessee (November 1863-February 1864) Florida Brigade, Bates'sDi vision, 1st Corps, Army of Tennessee (February 1864-April 1865)

Battles:
Chickamauga (September 19-20, 1863), Chattanooga Siege(September-November 1863), Chattanoo ga (November 23-25, 1863), NewHope Church (May 25-June 5, 1864), Ezra Church (July 28, 186 4),Atlanta Siege (July-September 1864), Jonesboro (Georgia) (August31-September 1, 1864) , Franklin (North Carolina) (November 30, 1864),Nashville (Georgia) (December 15-16, 1864) , Carolinas Campaign(February-April 1865), Bentonville (March 19-21, 1865)

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! Marriage date also found as 23 October 1857 on Lucy's Widow's PensionClaim ss 27 July 1909 .

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! Name also found as Wesley William Smith, Sr. (and I). It is notbelieved that Wesley ha d a son, therefore the Sr. or I on the name is anapparent tie to, or confusion with, Wilia m Wesley Smith, the son of hiseldest brother, Warren Augustus Smith.

! In December 1861, Wesley, and his brother Henry, enlisted in Company'F' of the 10th Florid a Infantry, W. W. Scott, Captain (later Lt Col).Charles P. Hopkins, Colonel commanding the 1 0th. Wesley's brothers,Edwin and Warren, were in the the 3d and 7th Florida Infantrys, respectively. All seemed to have been in training until early 1862. On March11, 1862, Wesley, Hen ry, and Edwin (the 3d and 10th Infantrys), underColonel W. S. Dilsworth, were ordered by Gen eral Trapier to proceed tothe docks in Fernandina, FL near Jacksonville) to destroy supplie s whichmight have been of value to the federal troops. In a chance meeting atthe Fernandin a docks, Edwin met his father, Alexander Tobias Smith, whowas enroute to Florida to join th e rest of his family. It was the lasttime that Edwin saw his father, for soon after arriva l in Lake Co, FL.(then Sumter Co), Alexander contracted pneumonia and died. Wes and Henrywe re on duty at Lee's surrender at Appomatox, VA. They were mustered outon 5 Apr 1865.

! Birth year also found as 1843. This date, 16 Nov 1845, was taken fromhis Civil War pensio n application.

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! Died from complications from a gunshot wound inflicted on a huntingtrip by Sheriff-Elect o f Lake County, Willis V. McCall.

! Believed named after his uncle, although uncertain of this. Uncle used'Sr' after his name , yet never had any sons. Assumed to be because ofhis brother's (Warren Augustus Smith) son . William Wesley went by thename of "Will", whereas his uncle used the nickname of "Wes".

! Birth year also found as 1868. Death dates also found as 11 and 12 Dec1944.

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! Goes by the name "Mickey" or "Mickie". Legally changed name from WillieLou
to Laurie Michelle on November 15, 1977.

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Eleanor Southwell Edwards was born in Ga., probably Screven Co. Life as apioneer may have been too much for her, though she endured it for elevenyears.

The Edwards Family Cemetery where Eleanor Southwell Edwards isburried is situated in NW Marion County, Fl., SW of Fairfield.
There are two stones for "Eleanor M. Edwards, Daughter of Rev. JohnL. Southwell, Wife of W.P. Edwards". William Webb's (descendant ofEleanor Southwell Edwards) grandfather told him that the original woodenmarkers were lost in a woods fire, that the exact site of his mother'sgrave was not known. Apparently someone later placed stones on the ninegraves. Maybe there was a disagreement about the site of Eleanor's graveand two different heirs placed stones. His grandfather never mentionedthat. He thinks he may have not known.

Source; "The Ancestry of Herbert Mitchell Webb and Inez RosilieEdwards", by William P. Webb

Charles Edward Speight died very young. After contracting TB he and hiswife Laura went back to Quitman, Ga. in order to have help caring for himand their child by his Mother Sarah A.M Speight. He died at his Mother'shome. He is burried in the Old Oak Hill Cemetery by his brother Jonathan.His grave is not marked.

"The Free Press", Saturday, Sept. 1895
"Mr. C.E. Speight passed away of consumption at his Mother's home atWades Park, Oct. 7. He was 31 years old and leaves a wife and child.Vital records, Quitman, Ga., Brooks Co.

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Alberta Janus STANDLEY appeared on the census in 1880 in Columbia County,FL.

Confirmation of the land Alberta Standley Smith recieved of the StandleyLands.
Judgement Bk. 7, page 456

The S1/2 of NE1/4 & S1/2 of NW1/4 of SE1/4 & SE1/4 of SW1/4& S1//2 ofSE1//4 of Sec. 1s, Tp. S SR 19E. Containing...acres of land more orless. S1/2 of Sec. 17, Tp. S SR 19 E. Containing...acres more or less.
Lot No 3 of the S/D of the NW1/4 of NW1/4 Sec. 28, Tp. SR 19 E.Containing 10 acres of land more or less. (as per Map etc-same as saidre; Lot 1 of W.T. Standley's.)[SStandley.FTW]

Alberta Janus STANDLEY appeared on the census in 1880 in Columbia County,FL.

Confirmation of the land Alberta Standley Smith recieved of the StandleyLands.
Judgement Bk. 7, page 456

The S1/2 of NE1/4 & S1/2 of NW1/4 of SE1/4 & SE1/4 of SW1/4& S1//2 ofSE1//4 of Sec. 1s, Tp. S SR 19E. Containing...acres of land more orless. S1/2 of Sec. 17, Tp. S SR 19 E. Containing...acres more or less.
Lot No 3 of the S/D of the NW1/4 of NW1/4 Sec. 28, Tp. SR 19 E.Containing 10 acres of land more or less. (as per Map etc-same as saidre; Lot 1 of W.T. Standley's.)

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The children of Warren and Eliza Standley Harville are living in theirgrandmother's home in 1850 Alachua Co. Census. It is assumed that bothparents were dead at that time.

Marriage Notes for Eliza Standley and Warren Harville: Marriage datefrom LDS film #0969437, Alachua Co. Fl. Marriages Licenses 1837-1849,from Florida Genealogist. License No. 28 issued to Warren Harville andEliza Standley 26 Aug. 1837.