Edward Smith

Birth14 Oct 1862 - Sullivan Rd., Tannersville, Pocono Twp, Monroe Cnty, Pennsylvania, U.S.A;...in 1880 Census... Edward Smith age 17, is working in a Tannery

Death8 Dec 1940 - in 1920 census, Edward is listed as divorced...and living with a family in East Stroudsburg as a boarder

MotherSarah Elizabeth Werkheiser

FatherPeter Smith

Born in Sullivan Rd., Tannersville, Pocono Twp, Monroe Cnty, Pennsylvania, U.S.A;...in 1880 Census... Edward Smith age 17, is working in a Tannery on 14 Oct 1862 to Peter Smith and Sarah Elizabeth Werkheiser. Edward Smith married Anna Catherine (Annie) Sebring and had 3 children. He passed away on 8 Dec 1940 in in 1920 census, Edward is listed as divorced...and living with a family in East Stroudsburg as a boarder.

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Parents

Peter Smith
1837 - 1914

Sarah Elizabeth Werkheiser
1842 - 1907

Spouse(s)

Anna Catherine (Annie) Sebring
1867 - 1957

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Milton Howard Smith
1893 - 1946

Susie I Smith
1890 - 1969

Ada Elizabeth Smith
1896 - 1958

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