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| At this point it is merely speculation that Joseph Smith was the son of John Smith and Mary Warner. But the possibility certainly exists to be proven or disproven. If proven, then both wives of Col. William Ball, (Mary Mildred Washing and Hannah Smith), were 2nd cousins. He did Revolutionary War Patriotic Service according to the DAR patriot book, (information provided by Elayne Stodola, June 2005) | ||||||||
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| Joseph SMITH of Fauquier County, Virginia served in the Revolutionary War. He served as an ensign March 24, 1778, oath May 1778, 2nd Lt Colonel Oct 1779, oath May 1780, 1st Lt August 1781 "Historical Register of Virginians in the Revolution" by John H. Gwathmey, page 722. JOSEPH SMITH a called "Captain and Patriot" on DAR papers of the late Mrs. Isabel (Watson) Crutcher, (Mrs Arthur G.) of Versailles, kentucy National No 344101. This was "written in on papers" by DAR genealogist in Washington, D.C. On the DAR papers of the late Mrs Crutcher, the wife of Joseph Smith is given and Margery Rowley, Smith was the mother of Joseph SMITH and wife of William Smith. The wife of Joseph Smith was Johseph was Ann "Anderson" Joseph Smith furnished beef to the Continental Army in Fauquier County, Virginia. SEE: SDAR National Nos 344101 AND 259601 Places of residence for the foregoing during the Revolutionary War was Fauquier County, Virginia. See Public Services Claims - Historical Society Bulletin - Fauquier County - FirstSeries 1921 -1924 Issue No 4, page 363, Old Dominion Press, Richmond, Virginia. Joseph Smith is listed on page 210, McAllister's Revolutionary Soldiers | ||||||||
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