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Lest We Forget ; Our Melvins and Kin by Lionel Dane Melvin NCMcKay Home "Lest" Contents Page Book Index-> A-F, G-Mc, M-Q, R-Y <--Pg. 015 Pg. 017--> 16 son, Hubbard Alderman Smith, born 13 Feb. 1869 in Bladen County, N.C. Married Manie Mitchell, dau. of Robert Mitchell who was a brother of Willie Ann and Della Mitchell, the wives of Arthur Stephens Smith (1834-1912) and Murdock McKay Smith, respectively. Children of Hubbard Alder- man Smith and Manie Mitchell: dau. Mary Eugenia Smith. Married Owen Peterson. dau. Louisa Peterson. son, Lacy Peterson, twin of above. son, Dewey Hobson Smith. Married and had sons: son, Donald Smith. son, Hubbard Smith. son, Robert Smith. son, Hubbard Alderman Smith, Jr. dau. Annie Mitchell Smith. Married Horace Owens. son, Romulus Stuart Smith, born 18 Sept. 1873. Mar- ried Julia Hobbs, sister of Fannie Hobbs. son, Albert Eugene Smith, born 5 Sept. 1875, died young. son, Robert Smith, born 2 Jan. 1826? Never married. dau. Henrietta Smith. Married a young man with the last name of Belah, a Civil War casualty. One child. son, Murdock McKay Smith, born 21 Jan. 1830, died 6 Nov. 1906 in Bladen County. Married Della Mitchell of Fayett- ville, N.C., born 27 Oct. 1841, died 3 Jan. 1906. Child.: son, William Smith, married, but no heirs. son, Fred Smith, married and had two children. son, Wallace Smith, never married. son, Daniel Smith, married and had two children: dau. Verona Smith. dau. Katherine Smith. dau. Kate Smith. Married Iver McKenzie. Children: son, Leon McKenzie. son, Preston McKenzie. son, Rudolph McKenzie. son, Frederick McKenzie. dau. Elizabeth McKenzie. dau. Gladys McKenzie. son, David T. Smith. born 1832 in Bladen County, N.C., died 1912 in Bladen County. Served in Co. K, 3rd N.C. Art., C.S.A. Married Sarah Frances Barnhill, born 16 Feb. 1839, died 23 Sept. 1892. Children: son, Montgomery Smith, born in Bladen County, N.C., 14 Oct. 1861. Never married. School Teacher. son, George H. Smith, born 1865, died 1938 at White Oak, N.C. Married Mary Miriam Melvin, dau. of Hen- ry Melvin, who was a son of Sheriff JAMES MELVIN and Miriam Simmons. George H. Smith was a farmer and merchant, operating a gen. store at White Oak when it didn't interfere with his fishing. He and his wife reared a family of talented children who were highly respected in the community and county. Children: dau. Leta Varina Smith, married John B. McMillan. son, John B. McMillan, Jr. Killed in the Bat- tle of the Bulge in WW II. <--Pg. 015 Pg. 017--> HTML Editor's notes: Variant word list: Word searches conducted by computer may produce disappointing results. Therefore, for each page, there will be a list like this of names with middle names omitted, maiden names and married names used, hyphenated words reconstructed, etc. Perhaps this strategy will help those people who are conducting searches on the Internet find who they are looking for on this page. It has already proven helpful to the HTML Editor. Manie Mitchell, Manie Mitchell Smith, Manie Smith Willie Ann Arthur Stephens Smith, Arthur Smith Murdock McKay Smith, Murdock Smith Hubbard Alderman Smith, Hubbard Smith Annie Mitchell Smith, Annie Smith Annie Mitchell Owens, Annie Owens Henrietta Smith, Henrietta Smith Belah, Henrietta Belah Della Mitchell, Della Mitchell Smith, Della Smith Fayettville, N.C. Dewey Hobson Smith, Dewey Smith Albert Eugene Smith, Albert Smith Romulus Stuart Smith, Romulus Smith Co. K, 3rd N.C. Art., C.S.A. Company K, 3rd N.C. Artillery, C.S.A. Confederate States of America David T. Smith, David Smith Sarah Frances Barnhill, Sarah Barnhill George H. Smith, George Smith Mary Miriam Melvin, Mary Melvin Mary Miriam Smith, Mary Smith Henry Melvin Sheriff James Melvin Miriam Melvin, Miriam Simmons Leta Varina Smith, Leta Smith general store John B. McMillan. John McMillan Battle of the Bulge