Woodruff-Stone History - Person Sheet
Woodruff-Stone History - Person Sheet
NameMary Emeline SMITH 47,1
Birth16 Oct 1839, Ohio, Harlan County
Death26 Jan 1923, Kansas, Sedgwick County, Wichita
Burial27 Jan 1923, Kansas, Sedgwick County, Wichita, Highland Cemetery
FatherWilliam H SMITH (~1810-)
MotherHannah A. (~1812-)
Spouses
FatherCharles M. BENTLEY (~1807-1883)
MotherMargaret Ann DORSEY (1812->1894)
Marriage26 Jan 1864, Ohio, Highland County, Leesburg
Divorce
ChildrenGaither M (1864-?)
 Alfred S (1867-?)
 Edward (Eddie) (1869-?)
 Harry Theodore (1871-1943)
 Milton Elias (1874-?)
 Emma Belle (1875-1961)
 Georgianna (1878-?)
 Otto (Otho) (1880-1888)
 Charles N. (1881-1959)
 Daisy A. (1882->1961)
Note by HNS notes for Mary Emeline SMITH
Pension application said she was born in Harlin County, Ohio. HSN (1/3/1984) now believes it was Harlan Co., Kentucky. Addendum of 24 Jan 2013 by BGW: more likely, Harlan Township, Warren County, Ohio.
Burrton Woodruff III notes for Mary Emeline SMITH
Sep 2005: Looking at the locations of relatives, etc. I think it more likely she was born in Hardin County, Ohio. Which is near Mercer County. Or, pehaps she was born in Hardin, Ohio, which is not terribly far from Highland County where she was married.
Census notes for Mary Emeline SMITH
1850 Federal Census: Washington, Warren, Ohio
1860 Federal Census: Massie, Warren, Ohio
1880 US Census: Dublin, Mercer, Ohio
1895 Kansas Cusus: Wichita Ward 3, Sedgwick, Kansas
1900 US Census: Wichita Ward 2, Sedgwick, Kansas
1905 Kansas Census: Sedgwick>Wichita>1497: Rented House at 515. Mrs M E Bentley 61 F, Milton Bentley 29 M, Charley Bentley 24 M, Daisey Bentley 21 F, Harry Offenstein 8 M, Rossie Ofenstein 7 M
1910 Federal Census: Wichita Ward 1, Sedgwick, Kansas
1915 Kansas Census: Wichita, Edgwick, Kansas
1920 Federal: Wichita Ward 6, Sedgwick, Kansas
HNS Narrative notes for Mary Emeline SMITH
MARY EMELINE SMITH BENTLEY was born 16-Oct-1839 in Ohio. Her Pension application said, Harlan, Ohio. I have found nothing. She received $30. month pension. She had one brother that I know a- AL SMITH (TOOT). He lived in a little house behind Emeline's and operated a dray wagon. She passed away at 9:30 on the morning of January 26, 1923 at her home. She is buried in Highland Cemetery in Section 4-Lot 123-Grave 4. Burrton II recalls that when she came to Tonkawa, Oklahoma. to visit them, It was a great day. The children could hardly wait until they could get home from the train station and see what Surprises she would have in her suitcase. He remembers her as something special.
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