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William Smith | |
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| Delaware Senate | |
| Delaware House of Representatives | |
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| Died | Delaware,U.S. |
| Spouse | Mary DeHaven |
| Children | 10 |
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William Smith (1797 - 1863 [1] ) was an American politician from Delaware.
William Smith was born to John Smith. He grew up in Cecil County, Maryland. At a young age, he learned the trade of stone masonry and contracting. [2]
Smith was a contractor on the Frenchtown Railroad, which was built around 1830. He also worked as a farmer. [2] In 1832, he moved to Delaware with his family. [2]
Smith was elected to the Delaware House of Representatives. He served two terms. He then served as a member of the Delaware Senate. [2] He served as a member of Governor William Tharp's staff. [2]
Smith married Mary DeHaven, daughter of Jesse DeHaven. They had ten children, including Sarah, George I., Mary J., William H., Jacob R., James P., Samuel, Elizabeth and Winfield S. [2]
Smith died, aged 69, at his home in Delaware. [2]
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