Mary Nell Smith, daughter of Everett Andrew Smith, a few years
younger than E. A., Jr. She married and
had one child. Following the birth of
the child, she suffered a mental illness.
Peter Smith: Some of his Virginia, North Carolina and Kentucky Descendants. By Pearl O. Smith 1973, Washington D.C.
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Sunday, June 28, 2015
Everett Andrew Smith, son of Elias William Smith
| Everett Andrew, Everett Andrew Jr, Mary Nell, & Geneva Ashby Smith |
Everett Andrew
Smith, son of Elias William Smith, born January 4, 1882, in Ohio County, Kentucky; died
August 15, 1928; married Geneva Ashby about 1905 or
1906.
Everett Smith went to Red Bay, Alabama, when he was a young man. This writer does not know what prompted him to
go there, but in 1927 he was considered a wealthy man and was called "the
father of Red Bay ." He had numerous business interests, but the
chief one was a lumber business he had established. It was headquartered in Red Bay
and had branch offices and mills in three or four other small towns in Alabama .
| Cousins: Martha Mary Smith, Everett Andrew Smith Jr.,
Pearl O. Smith, &
Mary Nell Smith
|
Mrs. Smith survived her
husband by a number of years. She was an
active Daughter of the American Revolution. In her latter years, she was the victim of
crippling arthritis.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith's children were:
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