Smith, Hulett

- 1865

• Name	Smith, Hulett
  	20180617 HAv- Jonathan Smith info from nem15 Dianne Norris Dianne Norris originally shared this on 25 Feb 2013 Linked To Jonathan Smith ? Saved by (10 of 12) Saved by mwarne182? Saved by Donita Weddle Saved by RobynGrayWebb? Saved by wj_or? Saved by susanbernabe Saved by rosetree1984? Saved by turnerteam2? Saved by allanprevette? Saved by korismith87? Saved by Larry Drake Posted 25 Feb 2013 by Dianne Norris Jonathan Smith of Potter Co., PA nem15added this on 29 Nov 2011 Note following: From: "Presidents, Soldiers, Statesmen" Vol 2, Potter Co. 1895 William A. Cole Was born in Cortland Co., NY, Jan. 15, 1832, and was a son of John and Betsey (McNish) Cole, both of whom are now dead. Almira Smith who became his wife Sept. 25, 1855, in Oswayo, PA., was born June 3, 1838, in Harrison, Potter Co., PA. Her parents were Jonathan and Catherine (Kiser) Smith and are now deceased. Ten children have blessed this marriage, - Charles H., - Arthur L., - Carrie, - James H., - Addie, - John H., - Angie, - Orrin L., - Mollie and - Maggie. Comrade Cole was farming when he took up arms in defense of his country at the age of 32 years Sept. 20, 1864 at Clara, PA., as a private in Co. D, 13th NYHA, 20th A.C. His services consisted of guard and garrison duty at Gosport Navy Yard. He was honoroably discharged June 21, 1865, at Norfolk, VA. He had two brothers in the late war, - James in 46th PA. V I, was held a prisoner in Libby and - Deloss in 71st NY VI. Hulett, a brother of his wife, served in 210th PA, V I, died from wounds received in front of Petersburg; his grandfather, Azer Cole, served in the War of the Revolution while his father served in the War of 1812. Comrade Cole has held various twp. offices; - supervisor five years, - collector one year, - auditor nineteen years, - school director nine years, twp. and - school treasurer two years, and - assessor five years; he is a member of G. H. Barnes Post, 175, and his wife is a member of G. H. Barnes W. R. C., No. 130, he has a pension, is a farmer and his address is Clara, PA.
  Gender	Male
  Civil War	Pennsylvania, USA
  	210th Penna Vol. Inf.; died from wounds received in front of Petersburg
  	20180617 HAv- Jonathan Smith info from nem15 Dianne Norris Dianne Norris originally shared this on 25 Feb 2013 Linked To Jonathan Smith ? Saved by (10 of 12) Saved by mwarne182? Saved by Donita Weddle Saved by RobynGrayWebb? Saved by wj_or? Saved by susanbernabe Saved by rosetree1984? Saved by turnerteam2? Saved by allanprevette? Saved by korismith87? Saved by Larry Drake Posted 25 Feb 2013 by Dianne Norris Jonathan Smith of Potter Co., PA nem15added this on 29 Nov 2011 Note following: From: "Presidents, Soldiers, Statesmen" Vol 2, Potter Co. 1895 William A. Cole Was born in Cortland Co., NY, Jan. 15, 1832, and was a son of John and Betsey (McNish) Cole, both of whom are now dead. Almira Smith who became his wife Sept. 25, 1855, in Oswayo, PA., was born June 3, 1838, in Harrison, Potter Co., PA. Her parents were Jonathan and Catherine (Kiser) Smith and are now deceased. Ten children have blessed this marriage, - Charles H., - Arthur L., - Carrie, - James H., - Addie, - John H., - Angie, - Orrin L., - Mollie and - Maggie. Comrade Cole was farming when he took up arms in defense of his country at the age of 32 years Sept. 20, 1864 at Clara, PA., as a private in Co. D, 13th NYHA, 20th A.C. His services consisted of guard and garrison duty at Gosport Navy Yard. He was honoroably discharged June 21, 1865, at Norfolk, VA. He had two brothers in the late war, - James in 46th PA. V I, was held a prisoner in Libby and - Deloss in 71st NY VI. Hulett, a brother of his wife, served in 210th PA, V I, died from wounds received in front of Petersburg; his grandfather, Azer Cole, served in the War of the Revolution while his father served in the War of 1812. Comrade Cole has held various twp. offices; - supervisor five years, - collector one year, - auditor nineteen years, - school director nine years, twp. and - school treasurer two years, and - assessor five years; he is a member of G. H. Barnes Post, 175, and his wife is a member of G. H. Barnes W. R. C., No. 130, he has a pension, is a farmer and his address is Clara, PA.
  Death	1865	Petersburg, Independent Cities, Virginia, USA
  	20180617 HAv- Jonathan Smith info from nem15 Dianne Norris Dianne Norris originally shared this on 25 Feb 2013 Linked To Jonathan Smith ? Saved by (10 of 12) Saved by mwarne182? Saved by Donita Weddle Saved by RobynGrayWebb? Saved by wj_or? Saved by susanbernabe Saved by rosetree1984? Saved by turnerteam2? Saved by allanprevette? Saved by korismith87? Saved by Larry Drake Posted 25 Feb 2013 by Dianne Norris Jonathan Smith of Potter Co., PA nem15added this on 29 Nov 2011 Note following: From: "Presidents, Soldiers, Statesmen" Vol 2, Potter Co. 1895 William A. Cole Was born in Cortland Co., NY, Jan. 15, 1832, and was a son of John and Betsey (McNish) Cole, both of whom are now dead. Almira Smith who became his wife Sept. 25, 1855, in Oswayo, PA., was born June 3, 1838, in Harrison, Potter Co., PA. Her parents were Jonathan and Catherine (Kiser) Smith and are now deceased. Ten children have blessed this marriage, - Charles H., - Arthur L., - Carrie, - James H., - Addie, - John H., - Angie, - Orrin L., - Mollie and - Maggie. Comrade Cole was farming when he took up arms in defense of his country at the age of 32 years Sept. 20, 1864 at Clara, PA., as a private in Co. D, 13th NYHA, 20th A.C. His services consisted of guard and garrison duty at Gosport Navy Yard. He was honoroably discharged June 21, 1865, at Norfolk, VA. He had two brothers in the late war, - James in 46th PA. V I, was held a prisoner in Libby and - Deloss in 71st NY VI. Hulett, a brother of his wife, served in 210th PA, V I, died from wounds received in front of Petersburg; his grandfather, Azer Cole, served in the War of the Revolution while his father served in the War of 1812. Comrade Cole has held various twp. offices; - supervisor five years, - collector one year, - auditor nineteen years, - school director nine years, twp. and - school treasurer two years, and - assessor five years; he is a member of G. H. Barnes Post, 175, and his wife is a member of G. H. Barnes W. R. C., No. 130, he has a pension, is a farmer and his address is Clara, PA.
  Person ID	I55218	WETZEL-SPRING

  
  

  Father	Smith, Jonathan,   b. 1803, Albany, Berks, Pennsylvania, USA d. Oct 1880, Lehigh, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 77 years)
  Relationship	natural
  Mother	Keiser, Catharine,   b. 1803, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania, USA d. Oct 1850, Birmingham, Huntingdon, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 47 years)
  Relationship	natural
  Family ID	F39631	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

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  Civil War - 210th Penna Vol. Inf.; died from wounds received in front of Petersburg - - Pennsylvania, USA Death - 1865 - Petersburg, Independent Cities, Virginia, USA  = Link to Google Earth

  
  

• Notes

  20180617 HAv- Jonathan Smith info from nem15 Dianne Norris Dianne Norris originally shared this on 25 Feb 2013 Linked To Jonathan Smith ? Saved by (10 of 12) Saved by mwarne182? Saved by Donita Weddle Saved by RobynGrayWebb? Saved by wj_or? Saved by susanbernabe Saved by rosetree1984? Saved by turnerteam2? Saved by allanprevette? Saved by korismith87? Saved by Larry Drake Posted 25 Feb 2013 by Dianne Norris Jonathan Smith of Potter Co., PA nem15added this on 29 Nov 2011 Note following: From: "Presidents, Soldiers, Statesmen" Vol 2, Potter Co. 1895 William A. Cole Was born in Cortland Co., NY, Jan. 15, 1832, and was a son of John and Betsey (McNish) Cole, both of whom are now dead. Almira Smith who became his wife Sept. 25, 1855, in Oswayo, PA., was born June 3, 1838, in Harrison, Potter Co., PA. Her parents were Jonathan and Catherine (Kiser) Smith and are now deceased. Ten children have blessed this marriage, - Charles H., - Arthur L., - Carrie, - James H., - Addie, - John H., - Angie, - Orrin L., - Mollie and - Maggie. Comrade Cole was farming when he took up arms in defense of his country at the age of 32 years Sept. 20, 1864 at Clara, PA., as a private in Co. D, 13th NYHA, 20th A.C. His services consisted of guard and garrison duty at Gosport Navy Yard. He was honoroably discharged June 21, 1865, at Norfolk, VA. He had two brothers in the late war, - James in 46th PA. V I, was held a prisoner in Libby and - Deloss in 71st NY VI. Hulett, a brother of his wife, served in 210th PA, V I, died from wounds received in front of Petersburg; his grandfather, Azer Cole, served in the War of the Revolution while his father served in the War of 1812. Comrade Cole has held various twp. offices; - supervisor five years, - collector one year, - auditor nineteen years, - school director nine years, twp. and - school treasurer two years, and - assessor five years; he is a member of G. H. Barnes Post, 175, and his wife is a member of G. H. Barnes W. R. C., No. 130, he has a pension, is a farmer and his address is Clara, PA.

  
  

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TNG ID: I55218