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Velma A Smith

Birth28 July 1856 - Michigan, United States of America
Death1 Oct 1901 - Grand Rapids, Kent, Michigan, USA
MotherArvilla Annette English
FatherReuben Hoagg Smith

Born in Michigan, United States of America on 28 July 1856 to Reuben Hoagg Smith and Arvilla Annette English. Velma A Smith married William Buron Bernard and had 7 children. She passed away on 1 Oct 1901 in Grand Rapids, Kent, Michigan, USA.

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Parents
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Reuben Hoagg Smith
1816 - 1898
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Arvilla Annette English
1831 - 1925
Spouse(s)
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William Buron Bernard
1850 - 1922
Children Show all
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William Reuben Bernard
1886 - 1957
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Mabel A. Bernard
1879 - 1966
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Gertrude E Bernard
1891 - 1975
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Elva A Bernard
1884 - Unknown
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Dorothy A Bernard
1897 - 1972
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Howard L Bernard
1898 - Unknown
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Fannie M Boileau
1882 - 1918

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