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     Opal Marie Smith was born in December 1898 at Fayette or Clark Co., OH.¹ She was the daughter of Joseph H. Smith and Carrie Lesley Buckley.¹ Opal Marie Smith married Thomas Brannen after 2 January 1920.

     Ora Dell Smith was born in December 1869 at Tipton Co., IN.¹ She married Milton Finley Green circa 1889.¹ Ora Dell Smith died on 21 January 1954 at Milton-Freewater, Umatilla Co., OR, at age 84.

     Orren Henry Smith was also known as "Pete". He was born on 26 April 1870 at Crawford Co., IL. He was the son of Joseph Hamilton Daviess Smith and Louisa Burner. Orren Henry Smith married Laura Eliizabeth Rhodes, daughter of Alfred Henry Rhodes and Caroline Newlin, on 25 August 1895 at Crawford Co., IL. Orren Henry Smith died on 5 May 1943 at Prairie Twp., Crawford Co., IL, at age 73.

     Orville Smith was born on 17 October 1875 at Carroll Co., IL. He married Cora Ellen Fulrath, daughter of Adam Fulrath and Hannah Smith, on 1 July 1896 at Carroll Co., IL. Orville Smith died in January 1965 at Woodland Twp., Carroll Co., IL, at age 89.

     Oscar A. Smith was born circa 1903 at Ross Twp., Greene Co., OH.¹ He was the son of Abel A. Smith and Lucy Mary McKillip.¹

     Oscar William Smith was born on 7 August 1867 at Fayette Co., OH. He was the son of John M. Smith and Sophronia Bloomer. Oscar William Smith married Mariah N. Redding on 11 November 1891 at Springfield, Clark Co., OH. Oscar William Smith died on 3 April 1946 at Springfield, Clark Co., OH, at age 78.

     Otto Lindley Smith was born on 19 March 1873 at Caldwell, Noble Co., OH. He was the son of James Smith and Edith Johnson. Otto Lindley Smith married Goldie Glenn Cherry, daughter of Thomas Jefferson Cherry and Evelyn Cinda Tedrick, on 3 December 1902 at Newark, Licking Co., OH. Otto Lindley Smith died on 7 October 1935 at Toledo, Lucas Co., OH, at age 62.

     Occupation: Locksmith. Otto R. Smith was also known as "Ott". He was born on 18 February 1884 at Ida Co., IA. He was the son of Charles Smith and Emma (?)¹ Otto R. Smith married Bessie Elvina Semler, daughter of Henry William Semler and Effie Jane Gebhart, in 1910. Otto R. Smith died on 29 May 1957 at Kiser Lake, Champaign Co., OH, at age 73 Heart attack in boat while fishing on Kiser Lake.

     Parthena (Reddick) Smith married John Wesley Starr, son of William Fletcher Starr and Sarah Lucas, on 4 February 1892.

     Patience Sincere Smith was born circa 1887 at Ohio.¹ She was the daughter of (?) Smith. Patience Sincere Smith married Ralph Windle, son of John R. Windle and Josephine Evans, circa 1904.¹ Patience Sincere Smith died on 25 February 1937 at Mercy Hospital, Columbus, Franklin Co., OH.

     Patricia Ann Smith was born on 28 September 1958 at Youngstown, Mahoning Co., OH. She was the daughter of Donald Clyde Smith. Patricia Ann Smith died on 23 December 1958.

     Paul Gibson Smith was born on 5 September 1928 at Ohio.¹ He was the son of John Morris Smith and Hazel C. Rudolph.¹ Paul Gibson Smith married Jane Lou Davis, daughter of Raymond E. Davis and Ruth Beardsley McCormick, on 31 March 1951 at Lucas Co., OH. Paul Gibson Smith lived in 1993 at Glen Ellyn, Du Page Co., IL. He died on 26 September 2015 at age 87.

     Paul Samuel Smith was born on 3 July 1897 at Richmond, Wayne Co., IN. He was the son of Harrison Jones Smith and Louise May Wolfe. Paul Samuel Smith married Lillian Elizabeth McMinn, daughter of Francis Erwin McMinn and Emma Williams. Paul Samuel Smith died on 19 May 1991 at Los Angeles Co., CA, at age 93 OBITUARY - The Los Angeles Times, May 30, 1991

Nixon Teacher, Former Whittier College Head, Dies
Paul Samuel Smith, former Whittier College president and mentor to former President Richard M. Nixon, died recently at age 93.
The Whittier resident died May 18 after a brief illness.
Smith, a respected history scholar and teacher, became the college's eighth president in 1951 and held the position through 1969. During his tenure, enrollment rose from 800 to 2,000, and the college established a Copenhagen school, one of the first campuses overseas to encourage students to study abroad.
But Smith's presidency may be remembered best for bricks and mortar. "He was very good at convincing donors to help build buildings," said Roy Newsom, another former Whittier College president. More than a dozen buildings went up during Smith's tenure, including the college chapel where students and colleagues gathered last Saturday for a memorial service.
Nixon, a 1934 graduate of Whittier College, wrote one of the tributes for the memorial. "During my 45 years in the political arena, no one inspired and influenced me more than Dr. Paul Smith," Nixon wrote. "He was the best of scores of teachers I had in high school, college and law school."
Smith would lecture in his history courses on leaders such as Presidents James Madison and James Monroe in a way that inspired his students to follow in their footsteps, Whittier College Trustee C. Milo Connick said. Smith believed "in free enterprise and individual initiative," Connick said. "He believed that history was the length and shadow of great men."
Smith, an author of several books on American politics and the Constitution, criticized other scholars for what he called "debunking the heroes of American history" and breeding "a disrespect for the past." Smith believed that educators did a disservice by downplaying the virtues of democracy in an effort to be nonpartisan.
Smith was born in Richmond, Ind., and attended a one-room schoolhouse where he read Poe, Byron and biographies from the Congressional Record.
At Earlham College, a nearby Quaker school, he studied political science and served as student body president, returning home every afternoon to do farm chores. He received his master's and doctorate degrees at the University of Wisconsin and began teaching at Whittier in 1922. He became known both for his oratory and his camaraderie with students. He would often join them in pickup basketball games.
He made one his last public appearances four months ago at a memorial service for his wife, Lillian. Smith struggled to get out of his chair and slowly crossed the few feet to the speaker's podium, Connick said, but he retained the voice that once held students spellbound.
"He talked about the things he and Lillian were interested in throughout their lives," Connick said, such as world peace and helping the unfortunate. "He said these things hadn't materialized according to their hopes, but it was incumbent on humankind to keep working on them."


He was buried in May 1991 at Elkhorn Cemetery, Richmond, Wayne Co., IN.

     Pearl Smith was born on 24 January 1872.¹ She was the daughter of David Owen Smith and Georgianna Frances Eakle. Pearl Smith married Harry Ernest Eyler.¹ Pearl Smith died on 30 June 1911 at Funkstown, Washington Co., MD, at age 39.¹

     Pearl Smith was born in March 1877 at Fayette Co., OH. She was the daughter of John M. Smith and Sophronia Bloomer. Pearl Smith died on 14 August 1953 at Washington Court House, Fayette Co., OH, at age 76.

     Peggy Lou Smith was born circa 1927. She was the daughter of Max Edward Smith Jr. and Mary Catherine Jones. Peggy Lou Smith married William Robert Hanshumaker, son of William C. Hanschumaker and Flora G. Hilf, on 2 January 1947 at Washington Co., PA. Peggy Lou Smith lived on 13 April 1950 at 209 Montrose Terrace, Pittsburgh, Allegheny Co., PA. She and William Robert Hanshumaker were divorced in June 1966 at Palm Beach Co., FL; after the divorce, William remarried to Shirley Draughn (1933-2008). Peggy remarried to Frank Muro on 11 OCT 1980.

     Col. Peter Smith lived at Chesterfield Co., VA.

     Peter Crumley Smith was born on 15 May 1805 at Pennsylvania.¹ He married Hester Schultz. Peter Crumley Smith died on 6 January 1877 at Van Buren Co., IA, at age 71. He was buried in January 1877 at Hoskins Cemetery, Cantril, Van Buren Co., IA, Findagrave #22961742.

     Philip Smith was born on 5 August 1873 at Ohio.¹ He married Caroline E. Hoffman on 20 July 1912. Philip Smith died on 29 September 1949 at Tuscarawas Co., OH, at age 76.

     Philip A. Smith was born in April 1880 at Multnomah Co., OR.^1,2 He was the son of Philip Tennessee Smith and Mary Jane Windle.

     Philip Tennessee Smith was born on 6 July 1834 at Monroe Co., TN.^1,2 He married Mary Jane Windle, daughter of John Wesley Windle and Isabella Dodson, on 17 August 1862 at Multnomah Co. (probably), OR, 9 children born, 7 living as of 1910 census (Portland 4 Ward, p.188A.)² Philip Tennessee Smith died on 9 October 1901 at Multnomah Co., OR, at age 67. He was buried in October 1901 at Old Pioneers Columbian Cemetery, St. John's Village, Multnomah Co., OR.

     Lt. Col. Philip Theodore Smith was born on 6 November 1928. He married Anna Laurie Davis. Lt. Col. Philip Theodore Smith began military service Vietnam War service, U.S. Air Force. He died on 18 February 1997 at age 68. He was buried in February 1997 at Robinson Cemetery, Robinson, McLennan Co., TX, Findagrave #121727079.
Note: Philip's biological father was Philip Eddy Keech (1905 - 1965.)

     Phillip T. Smith was born in January 1891 at Multnomah Co., OR.¹ He was the son of Henry Webster Smith and Rosetta Emily Severance.¹

     Rachel Smith was born on 4 October 1811 at Fayette Co., OH. She was the daughter of Jeremiah Smith and Rachel Parrett. Rachel Smith married Jerome Draise on 13 May 1850 at Fayette Co., OH. Rachel Smith died on 18 December 1886 at Fayette Co., OH, at age 75.

     Rachel Smith was born in 1838 at Mabou, Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada. She married Alexander Pushie.

     Rachel B. Smith was born in August 1803 at Pennsylvania. She married Gideon Vore on 11 June 1820 at Guernsey Co., OH. Rachel B. Smith died on 11 March 1877 at Morgan Co., OH, at age 73.

     Ralph Smith was born in July 1881 at Fayette Co., OH. He was the son of John M. Smith and Sophronia Bloomer. Ralph Smith died after 14 August 1953.

     Ralph E. Smith was born on 17 May 1885. He was the son of George H. Smith and Addie M. Eby. Ralph E. Smith died on 28 January 1886. He was buried in 1886 at Lisbon Cemetery, Lisbon, Linn Co., IA, Findagrave #146605318.

     Ralph Otto Smith was born on 25 December 1913 at Minot, Ward Co., ND. He was the son of Otto R. Smith and Bessie Elvina Semler. Ralph Otto Smith married Marjorie Leota Snyder, daughter of Fred Eugene Snyder and Nondice Courtney Johnson, on 22 April 1936. Ralph Otto Smith died on 21 January 1997 at Sarasota Co., FL, at age 83.

     Ralph V. Smith married Gertrude Madden, daughter of George W. Madden and Harriet Windle, on 3 November 1922. Ralph V. Smith died on 2 February 1927.