Individual Details

David Johnson Smith died at his home in Clinch Co. That is the home that I was raised in for several years. (John Michael Smith). It was originally a log home that had been added to over the years by using cut lumber. It was never painted. The only heat in it was a fireplace and the mornings were always cold.

My father, Chester Hamilton Smith, and his brother, Chandler, ran an old water mill to grind corn meal and grits. They rented the mill from a man who bought the mill from Charles W. Curry. The man's name who bought it was Bruce Douglas. Later on, John Miley Smith, Chester's father, tried to buy the property back but was unsuccessful. The mill was located at Mud Creek. Charles Curry owned a field near the mill. The soil was sandy. It was the last field before you get to the mill, going toward the mill from John Miley Smith's old property. Senie Jemima, a daughter of David Johnson, was my Aunt Dink. Her sister, Mary, was married to Bob Jackson.

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David Johnson Smith died at his home in Clinch Co. That is the home that I was raised in for several years. (John Michael Smith). It was originally a log home that had been added to over the years by using cut lumber. It was never painted. The only heat in it was a fireplace and the mornings were always cold.

My father, Chester Hamilton Smith, and his brother, Chandler, ran an old water mill to grind corn meal and grits. They rented the mill from a man who bought the mill from Charles W. Curry. The man's name who bought it was Bruce Douglas. Later on, John Miley Smith, Chester's father, tried to buy the property back but was unsuccessful. The mill was located at Mud Creek. Charles Curry owned a field near the mill. The soil was sandy. It was the last field before you get to the mill, going toward the mill from John Miley Smith's old property. Senie Jemima, a daughter of David Johnson, was my Aunt Dink. Her sister, Mary, was married to Bob Jackson.

Birth	7 Jan 1849
Marriage	10 Oct 1876	Lanier, Georgia, United States - Fannie CURRY
Burial	Dec 1922	Mud Creek Cem., Mud Crk Prim Bap, Lanier, Georgia
Death	23 Dec 1922	Home, Clinch, Georgia
Death	23 Dec 1922	Y - Home, Clinch, Georgia
Marriage		Fannie CURRY

Spouse	Fannie CURRY (1859 - )
Child	Charley O. SMITH (1877 - )
Child	John Martin SMITH (1880 - )
Child	John Miley SMITH (1882 - 1959)
Child	Mary SMITH (1882 - )
Child	Rhoda SMITH (1884 - )
Child	Cenie SMITH (1886 - )
Child	Laura SMITH (1886 - )
Child	Rachael SMITH (1891 - )
Child	Fannie SMITH (1894 - )
Child	William Henry SMITH (1898 - )

Father	John SMITH (1802 - 1867)
Mother	Cassie Sirmans (1814 - 1890)
Sibling	Martha SMITH (1829 - )
Sibling	William S. SMITH (1832 - 1857)
Sibling	Lavina SMITH (1835 - )
Sibling	Rachel SMITH (1839 - )
Sibling	John Woods SMITH (1841 - )
Sibling	Sirmans S. SMITH (1844 - )
Sibling	Charlton Hinds SMITH (1846 - )
Sibling	Nancy SMITH (1851 - )
Sibling	General J. SMITH (1855 - )
Sibling	Herschel B. SMITH (1858 - )