Deborah Smith

Deborah Smith is also recorded born on 27 April 1824 in Catskill, New York.¹ She was born on 29 April 1824.² She was the daughter of Samuel Smith and Mary Willis.² Deborah Smith married Clarkson Taber, son of Daniel Taber and Rebecca Nicholls, on 17 April 1851 in Westbury, New York.¹ Deborah Smith died in April 1914 in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois.¹
She was a Quaker.³ She met for worship at at New York Monthy Meeting.² She was with an unknown person on a certificate in January 1832.² She was with Mary Willis on a certificate to Westbury on 7 January 1848 from New York Monthly Meeting.⁴ Deborah Smith became the mother of Samuel Smith Taber on 28 October 1852.^1,3 Deborah Smith met for worship at at Litchfield Monthly Meeting, Litchfield, Maine, before 1854.⁵ She met for worship at at New York Monthy Meeting in 1854.³ She became the mother of Mary Anna Taber on 4 October 1854.³ Deborah Smith became the mother of William Clarkson Taber on 28 February 1857.^1,5 Deborah Smith became the mother of Carrie Taber on 9 January 1862.⁵ Deborah Smith became the mother of Frank Taber on 22 October 1864.⁵ Deborah's son Frank Taber died on 19 July 1865 in New York City, New York.⁵ Deborah's father Samuel Smith died on 3 November 1872.⁶ Deborah Smith and Clarkson Taber with William Clarkson Taber, Carrie Taber and Nellie Taber had a certificate sent to at Toledo Monthly Meeting, Toledo, Ohio, on 7 January 1874.⁵ Deborah Smith met for worship at at Toledo Monthly Meeting, Toledo, Ohio, on 7 January 1874.⁵ Deborah's son Samuel Smith Taber was married to Nannie Hackett on 16 December 1877 in Sterling, Kansas.¹ Deborah Smith became a widow with the death of her husband, Clarkson Taber on 15 April 1878 in Sterling, Kansas, at age 55.¹ Deborah's son William Clarkson Taber was married to Caroline Lois Battey on 31 October 1878 in Brooklyn, New York City, New York.^1,5 Deborah Smith was received by request in December 1880.⁵ Deborah's son Samuel Smith Taber was married to Maria Willis Taber on 19 June 1884 in East Vassalboro, Maine.¹ Deborah's mother Mary Willis died on 3 March 1888.⁶ Deborah Smith had a certificate to at Sterling Monthly Meeting, Sterling, Kansas, in March 1889.⁵