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Smith County, named in honor of Major Nathan Smith, of the Second Colorado Cavalry, who was killed at the battle of the Blue, is on the northern tier of counties, bordering on Nebraska on the north, and is the sixth east of the Colorado and Kansas dividing lines.₁

Organized in 1872. County seat Smith Center. In memory of Nathan Smith, Major of Second Colorado Volunteers, killed October 23, 1864, at the battle of the Little Blue, Mo.₂

1. William G. Cutler's History of the State of Kansas
published in 1883 by A. T. Andreas, Chicago, IL.

2. History of Kansas, Noble Prentis, (Winfield: E.P. Greer. 1899)

Biographies
Description	File Size	Date	Submitter
Gibson, Abel W. 1841 -	7K	May 2007	Joy Fisher
Yaussi, Rudolph 1851 -	4K	May 2007	Joy Fisher
Cemeteries
History - Directories
Description	File Size	Date	Submitter
Smith County Medical Directory 1920	3K	Feb 2009	Joy Fisher
Military Records
Description	File Size	Date	Submitter
Smith County, KS 1883 List of Pensioners on the Roll	15 kb	Dec 1997	Joy Hyde
Obituaries
Description	File Size	Date	Submitter
Cherry, Henry Lee 1918	1K	Jan 2008	Joy Fisher
Davis, James Henry July 6, 1915	1K	Jul 2005	Jeanine Robsion
Gore, Mary Frances (Ware)	1 kb	Mar 1999	Jerry Nelson
Kunze, Ferdinand Harman July 10, 1908	1.7 KB	Jul 2005	Jeanine Robsion
Lee, Milton December 6, 1940	1.7 KB	Nov 2005	Becky Viles

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