Edwin Hugo Schmidt/Smith

Birth13 Sep 1835 - Dresden, Stadt Dresden, Sachsen, Germany

Death19 January 1899 - Clermont County, Ohio, USA

MotherChristiana Amalia Moser

FatherWilliam Etwin Albert Schmidt

Born in Dresden, Stadt Dresden, Sachsen, Germany on 13 Sep 1835 to William Etwin Albert Schmidt and Christiana Amalia Moser. Edwin Hugo Schmidt/Smith married Mary Ann Lindsey (Schmidt Smith) and had 10 children. He passed away on 19 January 1899 in Clermont County, Ohio, USA.

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Parents

William Etwin Albert Schmidt
1807 - 1872

Christiana Amalia Moser
1811 - 1878

Spouse(s)

Mary Ann Lindsey (Schmidt Smith)
1842 - 1929

Children Show all

Dr. Albert Edwin Schmidt Smith
1860 - 1941

Charles Henry Schmidt
1867 - 1946

William Elijah Schmidt Smith
1866 - 1927

Frederick Levi Schmidt Smith
1871 - 1943

George Washington Smith
1874 - 1951

Francis Aquila "Frank" Schmidt Smith
1869 - 1942

Olive Bell Schmidt Smith
1880 - 1881

Harry Garland Schmidt
1883 - 1950

Thomas Clifford P. Schmidt Smith
1876 - 1950

John Ruskin Russell Schmidt Smith
1885 - 1919

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