smith, fred
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Fred Smith; Smith, Fred
- Record count
- 9
- Sources
- census-1900,census-1930,life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Dexter; Elk Township; Essex; Liberty Township; New Lisbon Township (West part); Richwood; Tatum
- First event date
- (undated)
- Last event date
- 1942-04-16
Timeline — 9 events
- (undated) State vs. Fred Smith et al: defendant pleaded guilty and was fined $40 and costs Quote: "State vs. Fred Smith et al, defendant pleads guilty and fined $40.00 and costs"
- 1915-01-15 Dexter. Fred Smith and wife visited friends in Dexter Sunday [date from clip_id] Quote: "Fred Smith and wife visited friends in Dexter Sunday."
- 1916-04-21 Richwood. He and his wife moved from the neighborhood last week to the Lee Smith farm near Pyle Quote: "Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith moved from our neighborhood last week. They moved on the Lee Smith farm near Pyle."
- 1926-08-13 St. Louis. Fred Smith, Ben Lynch, Arthur Robinson and other unnamed youths went to St. Louis Saturday night to enlist with the State militia (Duck Creek News) Co-mentioned: Ben Lynch; Arthur Robinson.
- 1930-01-24 Tatum. Tatum school honor roll (7th Grade): no absences this quarter with good grades; teacher Golda M. Edmundson Quote: "Tatum Honor Roll"
- 1930-01-24 Tatum. Fred Smith was listed first on the Tatum Honor Roll of pupils who missed no school this quarter and made good grades; teacher Golda M. Edmundson Co-mentioned: Emmeline Hutcraft; Raymond Guethle; Hilda Myers; Edea Vaughn; Mable Hutchcraft; Essie Jackson; Charline Baker; George Baker; Clarence…
- 1930-11-21 Named on the Tatum School honor roll, 7th & 8th Grade, third month; teacher Goldie Edmundson Quote: "TATUM SCHOOL HONOR ROLL"
- 1931-11-13 Essex. A crowd enjoyed Sunday at the home of Fred Smith and wife at Essex; among those present were Louie Wilkerson and family of Cape Girardeau, Fred Triplett and family, Elijah Smith and wife, Otis and Howard Smith, and Riley Dennington Co-mentioned: Louie Wilkerson and family; Fred Triplett and f…
- 1942-04-16 Fred Smith, son of Mrs. N. A. Smith, in Australia (military)
Dates and spellings are preserved as found in the source records; contradictions are kept, not smoothed over. See the methodology for how this archive handles uncertainty.