Eight Generations over Two Hundred Years.

 209 Years and 8 Generations

Reuben's fifth great grandmother Sarah and her son Samuel 

both born in England, lived in Nauvoo, and died in Utah.

Close SMITH Family

 

1908 - aunt Ruby Ensign SMITH 1905-1960, nephew Luther Yates SMITH1905-1957, niece Virginia SMITH 1906-1998 

1917 - niece Lula Smith 1916-2011, niece Virginia Smith 1906-1998, aunt and 1/2 sister Ruby Ensign 1905-1960 daughter of Isaac and Harriet Camilla ENSIGN SMITH (Aunt Millie), niece Ruth Smith 1909-1984, 1/2 aunt and 1/2 sister Elva Fuhriman Smith 1904-1984 daughter of Isaac and Elizabeth FUHRIMAN SMITH.  

(The nephew and nieces are children of Ruby's oldest brother Isaac ['Ike'] Samuel SMITH)

The following was written by Elva:

I remember as I was growing up my father’s two families were congenial. Two of the boys of the first family, (Will and Theron) spent a lot of time with us, before and after they were married. I spent a lot of my summers at Father’s and “Aunt Millies”. I had a half sister one year younger than I, we spent a lot of time together. Dad’s business was in Logan, Utah. He would take me with him in the summer, until he passed away [in 1914]; but I still went to Logan, in the summers and stay[ed] at my half brother Isaac’s home. He was father’s oldest son. He and his brother Wesley were dentists and took care of my teeth. Wesley spent a lot of time at our house. Dolly, a daughter of “Aunt Millie” was always so good to Mother. After Dad’s death, both families were back and forth and we had our family reunions Dad had nineteen children in all, and I am still in touch with some of the family.

Generations of Grandchildren- Smith to Smith to Wood to Reasor

Isaac and Camilla and Elizabeth have 58 grandchildren

(19 children)

1925 

back left: both grandmothers Elizabeth FURHIMAN SMITH (9 Jun 1871-21 Jun 1944) and Harriet Camilla SMITH (24 Apr 1859- 15 Mar 1930)

Isaac, Camilla and Elizabeth SMITH grandchildren about 1926 or 1927

FRONT: Twila Smith b.1923, unknown boy, Ted LEWIS b.1916, unknown boy, D. A. NASH b.1924, unknown girl, unknown girl, Madele Smith b.1923, man Welland Fuhiman Smith son b.1899.

MIDDLE: Helen Jean SMITH b.1924, labeled as but can't be Julia T LEWIS b.1927, Mary Jean SMITH b.1923, Harriet SMITH b.1914, Wesley Elvin SMITH b.1923, unknown boy, man Wesley Ensign SMITH son b.1888.

BACK: Lois HENDRICKS b.1918, behind Vivian SMITH b.1912, Joyce LEWIS b.1911, behind Clyde Furiman Smith son b.1913, Lula SMITH b.1916, behind tall girl unnumbered and unknown, Martha SMITH b.1916, Dick LEWIS b.1918 (Richard SMITH LEWIS), boy behind with elbow up unknown.

Isaac SMITH grandchildren

About 1930

 left: Sarah Ann S Lewis (daughter), Verna Dahle S (wife of Malcolm), Ruby S Nash (daughter), Letitia Mae Gray S (wife of Theron), Ada Dahl (sister of Verna dahle), Zina Vivian Crouch S (wife of Will), Leona S Hendricks (daughter), Lula Annie Yeates S (wife of Ike), Veir Christiensen S (wife of Wes), Virginia Smith (grandchild), Harriet Camilla Ensign Smith (mother), Ada Cemantha Davidson (mother of Verna Dahl)

Grandchildren: back: Aryett Christensen Smith b.1929, Joyce Lewis (daughter of Sarah Ann), Vivian Smith (daughter of Will and Zina), Martha Smith b.1916, Harriet Smith (daughter of Wes and Alta). .

front: Wesley Elvin Smith b.1923, unknown, Helen Jean Smith b1924. girl in hat Mary Jean Smith b.1923, hat in front of Harriet unknown, end Frank Claron Smith b.1925.  

1934 Isaac and Camilla SMITH Reuinon

Included on right is the whole Ensign SMITH family: George Ensign SMITH, Amy Ella HAWKES, and their 5 children Myrle, Amy, Ensign Jr in shadow, Leona, Camilla.

Next Generation

Ensign and Ella have 22 grandchildren

(5 children)

1950 Wood and Isaksen grandchildren

1956 Christmas Eve

grandchildren of George Ensign SMITH son of Isaac and Camilla

Missing Julie '57, Nate '57, Wes '59, Richard '62, Jonathan '66

Next Generation

Camilla and Dee have 30 Grandchildren

(6 children)

Grandchildren of Camilla 1986

missing Karlee '88, Coco '88, JB '90, Isaac '91, KD '92, Cassie '93 ,Joseph '96.  

1990 

missing JB '90, Isaac '91, KD '92, Cassie '93 ,Joseph '96.  

1994 

Missing Joseph '96

Next Generation

Lark and Mick have 10 Grandchildren

(4 children)

2019

Ancestry Chain: Isaac SMITH 1857-1914, George Ensign SMITH 1898-1967, Camilla Smith 1926-1999, Lark.

Isaac Smith Obituary - The Logan Republican Tuesday March 31, 1914

Isaac Smith. Early Settler of Logan, a Victim of ' Ureamic Poisoning
A Devoted and Enthusiastic Worker of His Church Has Been Called to Reward

Funeral Services Will Be Held in the Tabernacle Wednesday. Isaac Smith, one of the beat known citizens In northern Utah and southern Idaho, died at his residence In this city yesterday morning at G:20 &. m. following an Illness of a few weeks, of rheumatism and ureamic poisoning. While Mr. Smith has been falling In health for several months, It has never been known even by his family associates that his condition was so critical. Funeral services, have been arranged for Wednesday at 2 p. m. In the Logan tabernacle.
Isaac Smith was born In Brigham City, December 31, 1857. Ho was ' the son of Samuel Smith and Sarah Jane Ingraham, natives of England. The early part of his life was spent in the of his birth where he grow to be an Industrious, hard working citizen. He held many positions of responsibility In his youthful days. In the year 1877 ho married Harriet -Camilla Ensign, daughter of M. I.. Ensign and Mary Dunn. At the April conference ho was called on mission to Great Britain, and departed m Lie .fifth of May, the same year. After a most successful mission ho returned home In April, 1880.
In the spring of 1881 he removed to this city to clerk In the wholesale department of the Z. C. M. I. June B, 1884 when the Logan First ward was divided Into throe wards, Isaac Smith was appointed bishop of the Seventh ward, with Nils P. Llndelof and Ephraim Mlkelsen as his coun- selors. During his labors with the Z. C. M. I. Mr. Smith was Invoice clerk, had charge of the grocery, hardware and crockery departments and later the clothing department. He was on the road as general sales man for about five years, after which he ran a brunch store for the Institution on Main street. August 3, 1890 he was sustained as second counselor to Orson Smith, president of the Cache stake, and was set apart by Apostle Franklin D. Richards. In February, 1891 ho was given tho management of tho Logan branch of the Z. C. M. I. which position he held, until the institution closed out Its business In 1897. Isaac Smith served as counselor to President Joseph Morrell and to Apostle Merrill both of whom were presidents of the Cache stake. Ho succeeded President Joseph Morrell as president of the Cache Stake and served in this position from 1906 to 1911. At tho present time he was engaged In a produce, cold storage and fee business. , Isaac Smith Is survived by two families,
one lives In Logan and the other in Rlverdale, Idaho. Besides his wife, Mrs. Camilla Smith, there are the following children", Dr. Isaac S. Smith, W. It. Smith, Wesley E. Smith, Sarah Ann Lewis, Theron E. Smith, Leona E. Smith, George E. Smith .Malcolm W. Smith, and Ruby E. Smith.
The family which survive Mr. Smith at Rlverdale are Mrs. Elizabeth Fuhrlman Smith, his wife and the following children; Jacob I. Smith, Joseph F. Smith, Welland Smith, Ingraham Smith, Elva Smith and Oliver Smith.

Latter-day Saint Missionaries in the Family

I will begin to record family members who have served missions for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Listed by year called with the exception of multiple missions served by one person, and siblings.

Simeon Adams DUNN (1803-1883)
Served several Missions
 

• September, 1841, I was sent to West Canada, on a mission to preach the gospel.
• 1843 Warren County, Illinois
• April, 1844 I was ordained one of the Seventies, under the hands of Levi Hancock. In May 1844 I was sent on a mission to the State of New York, to advocate the Prophet's claim to the Presidency of the United States of America.
• We [as a family] arrived [in Salt Lake City] September 28,1848. I remained there until I was called to go to the South Sea Isles, On May 7, 1850 I set off on a mission to the South Pacific Sea Isles.
• October 19, 1871, I left Brigham City for the States, on a mission to look up the genealogy of my dead friends, which proved to be a very successful mission. I returned home the 19th of July, 1874, having traveled 10,0000 miles on rail and on the U.S.Seal.
• November 1, 1877, I was privileged with a mission to St. George, Utah, to officiate for my dead in the Holy Temple of our God. January 27, 1878 returned home. 

John Davis PARKER (1977-1891)
Zions Camp.
Member First Quorum of Seventy
1841 New Orleans, Louisiana


Shadrach ROUNDY (1789-1872)
Member Second Quorum of Seventy

• 1844 unknown mission - called during Gen. Conf. at Nauvoo.
• 1849 East

William Reese DAVIES (1805-1865) after being the first man baptized in South Wales 17 Feb 1843 he was the first Welsh speaking missionary. His wife Rachel MORRIS (1803-1882) had been the first woman baptized in South Wales 19 Feb 1843.  She supported the family while William was away in the Lord's service.

• 1843 South Wales being the first missionary to teach in the Welsh language. 

Son of William Reese DAVIES (1805-1865) and Rachel MORRIS (1803-1882).
James George DAVIS (1832-1909)

• abt 1852 he filled a mission among the Navajo Indians.  He learned the Navajo language.

Martin Luther ENSIGN (1831-1911)
1857 Handcart Mission to Great Britain
          He left his wife Mary DUNN (married 1852) and three daughters to serve mission.





Three sons of Samuel SMITH (1818-1897)
          son of Samuel Jane INGRAM SMITH
Isaac SMITH (1857-1914)
1878 Great Britain and the Isle of Mann.
          His wife Harriet Camilla ENSIGN (married 1877) sold everything they had to support his mission and give birth to their first child while he was gone.


          son of Samuel and Janett Maria SMITH SMITH
Ernest Carlos SMITH (1875-1927)
1898 British Mission

        
      son of Samuel and Janett Maria SMITH SMITH
James George SMITH (1865-1934)
1901 British Mission
Married age 33 - wife Mary Louise GILBERT (Married 1885)

Two sons of Henry WORLEY (1827-1914) and Catherine WHILMORE (1822-1904).
Harry WORLEY
1890 Great Britain

William John WORLEY
1925 Southern States


Son of Martin Luther ENSIGN (1831-1911) and Mary DUNN (1833-1920).
Adams Wesley ENSIGN
1896 Southern States



Admas Wesley and his nephew Isaac Samuel SMITH in Johnson City, Tennessee Southern, States Mission.

Three sons of Isaac SMITH (1857-1914) and Harriet Camilla ENSIGN (1859-1930).
Isaac Samuel SMITH
1897 Southern States


Isaac Samuel SMITH served some of his mission in London, England (or possibly a second mission to England)

William Richard SMITH
1906 Swiss and German


Wesley Ensign SMITH
1909 Northern States



Two sons of Isaac SMITH (1857-1914) and Elizabeth FUHRIMAN (1871-1944).
Jacob Isaac SMITH 
1919 New Zealand


Welland Fuhriman SMTIH
1929 Northern States

Son of John WOOD Jr. and Sarah Ann GIBSON
Ether WOOD
1909 Colorado

Son of Frances HAWKES and Eliza COLE 
Clarence Christopher CRESSELL HAWKES (1861-1949)
1892 British Mission
Left family to serve mission. Wife Mary Ann FARNES (married 1886) and four children a fifth child born he was while away.

Four sons of 

Herbert Henry HAWKES (1869-1948) and Sarah Amy JONES (1875-1952).
Herbert Jones HAWKES
1922 Mexico


Frank Jones HAWKES
1926 Eastern States

• abt 1988 Frank HAWKES and his wife Minnie Ann NIELSEN served a mission.  

Lorin Jones HAWKES

(Bishop)
1934 France. [30 month Mission in France Released June 1937.]

• 1981-83 Montreal Canada French speaking mission with his wife Neva Roundy CARDON.

Blayne Jones HAWKES
1941 California

Modern missions served by family to be added.

Thanks to Family who share.

Cheryl Skelton

Great Grandmother Amy Hawkes (Sarah Amy JONES) with Grandmother Ella Smith (Amy Ella HAWKES) holding Lark, on grass - white bow is Gaye, Lynne, Larry, and Hank.  

Nancy Topham

An amazing copy of the SMITH home in Logan

married 28 Dec 1877 - Isaac and 'Camilla' SMITH were the parents of 12 Children - photo taken 1898.

back left: father Isaac SMITH, 3.William Richard SMITH (1884-1950), mother Harriet Camilla ENSIGN SMITH,
front left: 7. Theron Ensign SMITH (1893-1952), 8.Leona SMITH HENDRICKS (1895-1940), 9.baby-George 'Ensign' SMITH (1898-1967), 6.(Dolly) Sarah Ann SMITH LEWIS (1891-1944), 5.Wesley Ensign SMITH (1888-1943), 4.(Mamie) Mary Camilla SMITH (1886-1899).

not pictured: 1.Isaac Samuel SMITH (1878-1936), 2.Martin Luther SMITH (1881-1884),
10.Malcolm Woodruff SMITH (1901-1950), 11.Theodore Roosevelt SMITH (1903-1904),
12. Ruby SMITH NASH (1905-1960).

Nancy Topham

An Ad from the Smith Store in Logan