[or-roots] Robinson and Smith

[Sue Steward]

1900 United States Federal Census
NameParent or spouse namesHome in 1900 (City,County,State)Birth YearBirthPlaceRaceRelation

Robert T SmithElizabethBriddal Veil, Multnomah, Oregonabt 1852 Canada English WhiteHead 
Elizabeth SmithRobert TBriddal Veil, Multnomah, Oregonabt 1855 Canada;Scotland WhiteWife 
George H W SmithRobert T, ElizabethBriddal Veil, Multnomah, Oregonabt 1878 Canada English WhiteSon 
Ervin H SmithRobert T, ElizabethBriddal Veil, Multnomah, Oregonabt 1880 Canada English WhiteSon 
Arthur G SmithRobert T, ElizabethBriddal Veil, Multnomah, Oregonabt 1882 Canada English WhiteSon 
Sidney D SmithRobert T, ElizabethBriddal Veil, Multnomah, Oregonabt 1884 Canada English WhiteSon 
Robert D SmithRobert T, ElizabethBriddal Veil, Multnomah, Oregonabt 1886 Canada English WhiteSon 
Osmand SmithRobert T, ElizabethBriddal Veil, Multnomah, Oregonabt 1891 Oregon WhiteSon 
Ella E E SmithRobert T, ElizabethBriddal Veil, Multnomah, Oregonabt 1895 Oregon WhiteDaughter 
Winifred H SmithRobert T, ElizabethBriddal Veil, Multnomah, Oregonabt 1899 Oregon WhiteDaughter 
Winfred H SmithRobert T, ElizabethBriddal Veil, Multnomah, Oregonabt 1899 Oregon WhiteSon 

Sue
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Bonnie Combs 
  To: or-roots at sosinet.sos.state.or.us 
  Sent: Wednesday, August 09, 2006 11:25 AM
  Subject: RE: [or-roots] Robinson and Smith


  Hi, all
  I never did anything like this before, so please bear with me.  Besides being ignorant about genealogy I am a computer dummy, self taught.

  My paternal grandmother's maiden name was Bertha Avis Robinson.  She was born in Missouri in the 1880's, we think in Grundy County.  She married Irvin Hugh Smith, we think in Portland Oregon (Multnomah County).   I have searched all the *free* Oregon and Northwestern data banks I can find and can't locate a marriage certificate, license, or record of any kind.  I can no longer drive, so that is also a problem.  Irvin Hugh Smith was born in 1880 in Canada, we think in St. Johns Newfoundland, and I can't find him either.  Haven't  been fighting that so much because of his common name, hoping to sneak up on him via my grandma.

  All your ideas are most welcome.  I would appreciate any help anyone can give.

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