Peter SMITH & Margaret [DIPPLES?]

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Peter SMITH
Margaret [DIPPLES?]

Husband: Peter SMITH — Pieter SCHMIDT
Birth: 1813/4, Prussia [Germany]
Occupation: shoemaker

Marriage:

Wife: Margaret [DIPPLES?]
Birth: 1819/20, Germany
Occupation: homemaker
Father possibly: Mr. DIPPLES
Mother possibly: Margaret __?__, b. 1796/7, Germany

Children — born in Ohio, probably in Chillicothe, Scioto Twp., Ross Co., OH:

1. Magdalene SMITH, b. 1836/7
2. Margaret SMITH, b. 1838/9
3. John SMITH, b. 1841/2
4. Mary SMITH, b. 1842/3
5. Susan SMITH, b. 1844/5
6. Anna SMITH, b. 1845/6
7. Frances SMITH, b. 1848/9

Source:

1. 1850 Census Index/Images (online at Ancestry.com; Image #117 of 170): Chillicothe, Scioto Twp., Ross Co., OH, p. 59A, 912/912, enumerated 5 Aug 1850, official enumeration date 1 Jun 1850 (extracted by Diana Gale Matthiesen):

Peter Smith 36 M Shoe Maker 2000 Prussia

Margaret " 30 F 500 Germany

Magdalane " 13 F Ohio

Margaret " 11 F "

John      " 8 M "

Mary      " 7 F "

Susan     " 5 F "

Anna      " 4 F "

Frances   " 1 F "

Margaret Dipples 53 F Germany

John Stroup 26 M Shoe Maker "

Margaret DIPPLES is probably Peter's mother-in-law.

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