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[[Image:JBSMITH.JPG|thumb|Jim Bane Smith]] | [[Image:JBSMITH.JPG|thumb|Jim Bane Smith]] | ||
[[Image:21x01.jpg|thumb|[[Allen Jackson Smith 1870]]]] | [[Image:21x01.jpg|thumb|[[Allen Jackson Smith 1870]]]] | ||
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He was hit with a baseball and later died. | He was hit with a baseball and later died. | ||
Latest revision as of 12:56, 29 July 2020
Susan Leah Jones m. Allen Jackson Smith 1870
He was hit with a baseball and later died.
Nellie said that Jim Bane and his brothers could build a "flying gennie" out in the woods.
They would cut down a small tree for a post, then attach a small tree to swivel on the post.
Kind of like a modern merry go round, only a two seater.
Nellie named a son Jim Bane, but could not call him by his name because of the memories.
He was "Baney" all of his young life. Later on he was called Jim.
Allen Jackson Smith 1812 - 1912 m. Mary Jones (Wilder Cemetery}
- Allen Jackson Smith 1842 1/9/1842 10/28/1892 m. Mary Jones Smith 1840
- A42 William Morris Smith 1895 m. CARRIE ANNIS McKINNEY 12/17/1898 11/8/1974
- A44 Nellie Lou Smith Batchelor 1898 m. Ray Knighton Batchelor 1896
- A45 Fannie Smith Brunson 1901 m. O. Frank Brunson
