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Source: Historical Collections
        Collections and Researches Made By The
        Michigan Pioneer and Historical Society
        Vol. XXVII - 1897


        Report of the Memorial Committee:
        St. Clair County - By Helen W. Farrand

        [p. 194-195]

        HENRY SMITH. - HENRY SMITH, who died on Friday afternoon, January
	10, 1896, was a well known and respected citizen of Port Huron.
	having resided in that city for 42 years. He was born in Germany in
	1833, and immigrated to this country 43 years ago, living in New
	York one year before coming to Port Huron. On arriving in Port
	Huron he entered the employ of W. R. MULFORD, as a cabinetmaker.
	remaining with the firm for 12 years. Mr. SMITH was well known in
	the railroad shops of‘ Port Huron and Fort Gratiot, having been
	connected with Block I shops for over 15 years. He held the office
	of supervisor of the sixth ward, and was one of the first
	commanders of Humboldt Tent, K. O. T. M., in which society he held
	a policy for $2,000. He was also a member of German Aid society No.
	1. Mr. SMITH was married 40 years ago. and leaves a wife and seven
	children, four sons and three daughters - ADAM, JOSEPH, HENRY and
	GEORGE, and Mrs. C. STONE. of Louisville, Ky., Mrs. WM. ISABELL and
	Mrs. E. VANNESS. of Port Huron, and 17 grandchildren.

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