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Mary Smith Graybill

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Birth	:	16 Sep 1823 Henry County, Indiana, USA
Death	:	16 Feb 1860 Pottawattamie County, Iowa, USA
Burial	:	Pine Hill Cemetery, Quincy, Norfolk County, USA
Coordinate	:	42.2269520, -71.0349530
Description	:	Mary Smith Graybill was the first wife of George Washington Graybill (1821-1900). Mary was the daughter of John Smith (1799-1870) and Massie Koons (1806-1840). John Smith had joined the LDS Church and had to flee Missouri with his fellow Mormons. His wife, Massie Koons Smith, died during the forced exodus from Missouri. John Smith stated in his affadavit of March 11, 1840 that was submitted to the U.S. Congress: "I, John Smith certify that I was a resident of the state of Missouri in 1838, when I was driven from my house, and a pre-emption right, and forbid to stay in... Read More	Mary Smith Graybill was the first wife of George Washington Graybill (1821-1900). Mary was the daughter of John Smith (1799-1870) and Massie Koons (1806-1840). John Smith had joined the LDS Church and had to flee Missouri with his fellow Mormons. His wife, Massie Koons Smith, died during the forced exodus from Missouri. John Smith stated in his affadavit of March 11, 1840 that was submitted to the U.S. Congress: "I, John Smith certify that I was a resident of the state of Missouri in 1838, when I was driven from my house, and a pre-emption right, and forbid to stay in the state, [the mob] threatening me if I did not go forthwith. I took my family and pursued my journey one hundred miles. In consequence of cold, snow, water and ice at the inclement season in which I was driven, I fell sick, and for four weeks, I was unable to travel; during which time I was threatened daily; yet I was so sick it was considered by many that I could not live, and was compelled to start when I was not able to sit up through the day. I landed in Illinois; the long and fatiguing journey, lying out in the cold, open air, proved too much for my companion [Massie Koons Smith]; it threw her into a violent fever, with which she died. Many others in the company took sick and died with the same hard fare. John Smith Mary Smith's maternal grandmother was Mary Eller, the sister of Catherine Eller Stoker. Mary and George W. Graybill were thus second cousins. They had nine children together. After Mary's death in 1860 at the age of 36, George W. Graybill married Mary's widowed sister Hannah Smith Oman Sexton Graybill. Another sister of Mary and Hannah was Patience Smith who married George W. Graybill's brother Joseph Levi Graybill.

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Mary Smith Graybill's memorial is located at: Pine Hill Cemetery, Quincy, Norfolk County, USA.
When did Mary Smith Graybill death?
Mary Smith Graybill death on 16 Feb 1860 in Pottawattamie County, Iowa, USA
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Latitude: 42.2269520
Longitude: -71.0349530

Family Members:

Parent

Spouse

George Washington Graybill

(1821 - 1900)

Siblings

Hannah Smith Graybill

(1827 - 1903)

Children

Hannah Marie Graybill Fisher

(1842 - 1907)

Brigham Young Graybill

(1844 - 1931)

George Henry Graybill

(1846 - 1912)

Polly Purley Graybill Downs

(1849 - 1872)

John Graybill

(1851 - 1919)

William Isaiah Graybill

(1854 - 1941)

Mattie “Massie” Graybill McGrew

(1855 - 1872)

Sarah A. Graybill

(1856 - 1857)

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