Person Page - 971

     Samuel T. Smith, son of Daniel Smith Jr. and Hannah Cook, was born on 5 February 1831 at Edmunds, Washington, Maine.^1,2,4,3

     Samuel, at age 24, son of Daniel Smith Jr. and Hannah Cook, married Elizabeth A. Reed at age 20, daughter of Joseph Ludwig Reed, on 24 November 1855 at Calais, Washington, Maine.^5,6

     Samuel T. Smith began Civil War military service on 25 June 1863 at Marion, Washington, Maine, He was listed as a farmer.⁷

     Samuel T. Smith died on 13 September 1894 at age 63.⁸ and was buried at Marion Cemetery, Marion, Washington, Maine.⁹

     His estate was probated on 10 April 1895 at Washington, Maine.¹⁰

     Sanford B. Smith, son of John Smith and Elizabeth Blackwood, was born circa 1849 at Maine.²

     Sanford, of Pembroke and Jennie L. Smith, of Plantation #14 filed a marriage intention on 12 March 1876, at Pembroke, Washington, Maine.³

     Sanford B. Smith purchased from Elizabeth C. Lincoln two hundred and seventy -five dollars twenty-nine acres: bounded as follows viz: begining at the South East corner of the land by Theodore Lincoln Jr. on the Pemaquan Bay on 19 June 1876 at Pembroke, Washington, Maine.⁴

     Sanford, son of John Smith and Elizabeth Blackwood, married Jennie L. Smith at age 17, daughter of Samuel T. Smith and Elizabeth A. Reed, on 31 March 1877 at Pembroke, Washington, Maine, by Rev. James Hiram.^5,6,7,8,9

     Sanford B. Smith purchased for six hundred dollars to Thomas Robbinson of Edmunds land in said Pembroke containing twenty-nine acres more or less with a new dwelling house. Bounded Northerly by land of Henry W. Bryant which he occupies as his homestead Farm, Easterly by Pemaquan Bay, Southerly by land of Lorenzo S. Smith and Westerly by the Blackwood fifty acres, lot being the same premisis conveyed to me by Elizabeth C. Lincoln by her deed of Warranty dated June 19 1876 and recorded in the Registry of Deeds of said county book 147 page 172. The property was free of incumbrances except a mortgage to Slomon Blackwood now assigned to Ira F. Mitchell on 21 October 1879.¹⁰

     Sanford B. Smith in consideration of one hundred fifty-four dollars, sold twelve acres being the southeastern corner of my present homestead deeded me by _______ of Sanford Smith by Andrew W. Cushing by his deed of ________ dated Feb 24 1880. ... the part therefore hereby conveyed is boundaries as follows to _____ commencing with North Western side of the County Road leaving from Eastport to Dennysville at the Southeast corner of said homestead and ninty-six (96) rods, thence Westerly parallel to said road twenty (20) rods, thence Southerly parallel to the Eastern line of said homestead ninty-six (96) rods to said road and thence Easterly by said road twenty (20) rods, to the place of beginning Sarah A. Brown of Pembroke to Jennie L. Smith on 31 October 1881. The deed was witnessed by an unknown person and proved by Sanford B Smith and Jennie L. Smith at E. K. Smart.¹¹

     Sanford died on 4 January 1884 Sanford drowned while sailing near Buenos Aires.¹²

     His estate was probated on 19 September 1884 at Pembroke, Washington, Maine; A judge appointed Sewall Blackwood, William A. Blackwood and Henry A. Dudley of Pembroke to accomplish an inventory.
At the time of death, Sanford had a homestead lot with 30 acres and some buildings therein valued at $440.00.
His goods and chattels included: 1 wagon, $40.00; 1 sleigh, $3.00; 2 sleds, $10.00; 3 tons hay, $40.00; 1 cow, $12.00; 1 calf; $1.00; 2 sheep, $4.00; 8 chairs, $3.00; 2 beds and bedding; 1 table and knives, forks and dishes. Total $133.00.^12,13

     Saphronia Smith, daughter of John Smith and Nancy Wentworth, was born circa 1841 at Maine.^1,2

     Sarah Smith, daughter of John Smith Jr. and Mary Hanmer, was born on 21 July 1763 at East Bridgewater, Plymouth, Massachusetts.^1,2,3

     Sarah Smith, daughter of Daniel Smith III and Caroline E. Smith, was born circa 1848 at Maine.¹