Alexander Culberson Smith, 18311918 (aged 86 years)

Name
Alexander Culberson /Smith/
Birth
Occupation
Built 3 houses Ridge Ave Zanesville. Into
Residence
Birth of a sister
1834 (aged 2 years)
Source citation:

see letter from Al Williams 5 Aug 1991

Birth of a brother
1836 (aged 4 years)
Death of a brother
1837 (aged 5 years)
Birth of a sister
1840 (aged 8 years)
Death of a sister
1841 (aged 9 years)
Birth of a sister
1845 (aged 13 years)
Death of a sister
1846 (aged 14 years)
Birth of a brother
1848 (aged 16 years)
Source citation:

Ohio Census 1850 M432-0718 page 384

Death of a paternal grandmother
Death of a father
Source citation:

Pleasant Grove Methodist Cemetery, Zanesville

Death of a paternal grandfather
Marriage
Source citation:

marriage certificate

Birth of a daughter
Source citation:

ACSmith pension application

Death of a sister
1863 (aged 31 years)
Source citation:

also see Irmagene Nelson letter 18 Mar 92

Birth of a son
Source citation:

PCVV records

Birth of a son
Source citation:

PCVV records

Birth of a daughter
Source citation:

ACSmith Military pension application

Birth of a daughter
Birth of a son
Birth of a daughter
Death of a daughter
Death of a brother
1879 (aged 47 years)
Death of a mother
Source citation:

Diane Nichols says 6 Dec 1854

Birth of a daughter
Death of a daughter
1896 (aged 64 years)
Source citation:

PCVV records

Death of a son
1899 (aged 67 years)
Death of a brother
Marriage of a daughter
Marriage of a daughter
Event 1
Event 2
Personality/Intrst
Ethnicity/Relig.
Comment 1
Comment 2
Comment 3
Comment 4
Death
Source citation:

copy of death certificate: apoplexy

Family with parents
father
18021854
Birth: April 1802 31 26 Guernsey County, OH
Death: 4 December 1854buried in Pleasant Grove Ctry, Zanesville
mother
18081879
Birth: 10 August 1808Ohio
Death: 27 September 1879buried Pleasant Grove Ctry, Zanesville
Marriage Marriage24 October 1827Zanesville OH
-3 years
elder brother
18241830
Birth: 1824 21 15
Death: 1830Pleasant Grove Cemetery, Zanesville
1 year
elder sister
18241830
Birth: 1824 21 15
Death: 1830Pleasant Grove Cemetery, Zanesville
5 years
elder brother
18291900
Birth: 11 May 1829 27 20 Zanesville OH
Death: 11 May 1900Zanesville OH, buried Pleasant Grove
3 years
himself
18311918
Birth: 22 November 1831 29 23 or 22 Jan 1831, Zanesville, OH
Death: 9 October 1918buried in Pleasant Grove Ctry, Zanesville
3 years
younger sister
18341863
Birth: 1834 31 25
Death: 1863
3 years
younger brother
5 years
younger sister
6 years
younger sister
4 years
younger brother
18481879
Birth: 1848 45 39 Ohio
Death: 1879
Family with Mary Wood Wallwork
himself
18311918
Birth: 22 November 1831 29 23 or 22 Jan 1831, Zanesville, OH
Death: 9 October 1918buried in Pleasant Grove Ctry, Zanesville
wife
Marriage Marriage29 January 1860Zanesville OH
22 months
daughter
21 months
son
18631899
Birth: 9 August 1863 31 26
Death: 1899
22 months
son
18651925
Birth: 16 May 1865 33 28 maybe b. 16 May
Death: about 1925
2 years
daughter
3 years
daughter
18701964
Birth: 12 September 1870 38 33 Zanesville, OH
Death: 14 February 1964NJ. Buried Betz plot Greenwood Cemetery
2 years
son
18731947
Birth: 1 January 1873 41 36
Death: 1 August 1947suicide; shot self
5 years
daughter
18771878
Birth: 4 November 1877 45 41
Death: 1878
3 years
daughter
Birth
Marriage
Source citation:

marriage certificate

Occupation
Residence
Event 1
Event 2
Personality/Intrst
Ethnicity/Relig.
Comment 1
Comment 2
Comment 3
Comment 4
Name
Death
Source citation:

copy of death certificate: apoplexy

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[Charity Hardesty.FTW]

[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 1, Ed. 1, Tree #5938, Date of Import: 27 May 2002]

9/26/91 Terri Klaiber reported that Alex. C. Smith died 1925 but theRidge Avenue house stayed in his name until transferred to Margaret Smithin 1929 (City Directory). The house number was originally 318 RidgeAvenue but it was changed to 312 in 1925 (Note: could this have been oneof the other houses he was said to have owned?)In 1935 the number wasagain changed, this time to 1212.

There are six Culbertsons buried in Greenwood Cemetery Section N 4 mileseast of Wheeling on the National Road. I never was able to determine whoCulberson was in ACSmith's name... maybe this could prove to be a lead.

10/94- Paul Van Valkenburgh sent copy of certificate of thanks to PrivateAlex Smith, Company "A" 159th Regiment Ohio National Guard, which served100 days, engaged in the Shenandoah Valley, on the Peninsula, on theJames River, around Petersburg and Richmond, the Battle of Monocacy, andin the entrenchments of Washington. Proclamation signed Dec 15, 1864.