Smith, John Jeremiah [Coho] (1826–1914) - TSHA
WEBJul 24, 2014 · Smith, John Jeremiah [Coho] (1826–1914). Coho Smith, merchant, freighter, carpenter, gunsmith, and teacher, was born John Jeremiah Smith on December 4, 1826, in Pennsylvania. He was the son of James Smith, a merchant and immigrant from Rotterdam, Holland, and Elizabeth Stanford.
Coho Smith, Big Foot Wallace and the Indian. - Texas Escapes
WEBBorn John Jeremiah Smith on Dec. 4, 1826 in Pennsylvania, he first came to Texas in 1842 as a 16-year-old. He stayed only a short time, but within a year or two he had settled in Texas for good. His nickname, earned in surviving a Comanche lance wound, came from a corruption of the Spanish word for lame, “cojo.”.
John Jeremiah “Coho” Smith (1826-1914) - Find a Grave
WEBThe only known photo of John Jeremiah "Coho" Smith. He appears to be between 40 and 50 years old. Approx 20-30 family members, all descendants of Coho, attended the Nov 6, 2010 Cross dedication Ceremony. Known in the family as Coho Smith, he was a Texas Ranger, serving in 1860.
Liver-Eating Johnson - Wikipedia
WEBMountain Man. John " Liver-Eating " Johnson, born John Jeremiah Garrison Johnston (July 1, 1824 – January 21, 1900), was a mountain man of the American Old West.
Cohographs by Coho Smith - Open Library
WEBOct 11, 2020 · Born John Jeremiah Smith on Dec. 4, 1826 in Pennsylvania, he first came to Texas in 1842 as a 16-year-old. He stayed only a short time, but within a year or two he had settled in Texas for good. His nickname, earned in surviving a Comanche lance wound, came from a corruption of the Spanish word for lame, “cojo.”.
John Jeremiah 'Coho' Smith 1825–1914 – webtrees
WEBBirth December 4, 1825 PA, Death January 19, 1914 Azle, Parents James Smith + Elizabeth Stanford, Spouse Nancy Simpson …, Children Missouri Jane, Lisanbee Hamilton, Amariah Dermitt, William Hixon, John Daniel, Spouse Nancy Jane Hoggard, Children Baylor, Mary Ester 'Molly', Sarah Elizabeth 'Sally', Martha Lee 'Mattie', James Potter, Rosa Pearl, Isabella 'Belle', Louisa
Jeremiah Smith (American football) - Wikipedia
WEBU.S. Army Player of the Year Award (2024) Jeremiah Smith (born November 29, 2005) is an American football wide receiver for the Ohio State Buckeyes. [1] He attended Chaminade-Madonna College Preparatory school in Florida, and currently attends the Ohio State University. Smith was the #1 overall recruit of the 2024 recruiting class.
John Jeremiah "Coho" Smith - RootsWeb
WEBNotes for John Jeremiah "Coho" Smith. John Jeremiah Smith's parents were James Smith he was born in Rotterdam, Holland and died December 16, 1837 in Missouri his wife's name was Elizabeth Stanford and she was born in Pennsylvania.
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John Jeremiah (Coho) Smith 1826-1914 Descendants - Facebook
WEBJohn Jeremiah (Coho) Smith 1826-1914 Descendants. Coho Smith was born John Jeremiah Smith Dec 4, 1826 in PA. He was the son of James Smith, a merchant and immigrant from Rotterdam, Holland and Elizabeth Stanford. In 1835 at the age of nine he moved with his parents to Carroll County, MO.