Fayte and Nettie Smith picture, Picture is believed to be taken about 1943

1954 = Valvin Michael Smith death notice

1954 = Valvin Michael Smith Obituary

Family Photos of the Ernest Brower and David Smith

1940 = Ernest and Ezila Brower family picture.

1943 = David and Rosie Smith family picture

Front Row left to right = Norma Ray, Beulah Malm, David Smith, Harvey Smith in front of David, Rosie Sheppard Smith, Vera Stewart

Back Row left to right = Reid Smith, Elwin Smith, Norris Smith. Carroll Smith, Doyle Smith.

Heber Chase Smith Death Certificate and Head Stone Photo

1921 = A record of Heber Chase Smith's Death recorded in the family history special collections files.


1921 = A picture of Heber Chase & Amanda Jane Wiser Smith's head stone located in the Ashton/Marysville cemetery.

1921 A closeup picture of Heber Chase & Amanda Jane Wiser Smith's head stone located in the Ashton/Marysville cemetery

My Grandparents, Caroll LaGrand Smith and Ruby Elizabeth Nielsen Smith

Carroll LaGrand Smith and Ruby Elizabeth Nielsen Smith married August 19, 1941 in Idaho Falls, Bonneville Idaho


Around 1945 and during World War II, Carroll LaGrand Smith was drafted to the Army in Fort Douglas Utah and was trained and stationed in Texas during his service he left the Army to join the Air Force. Because of a leg injury during maneuvers he was unable to be shipped out with his company to fight in the war. This injury probably saved his life. His whole company was killed in a attack shortly after their deployment. Carroll was called an told that he was the only remaining survivor of his company.

December 1977

This picture reminds me of when Grandpa purchased his toupee, or as we knew it his hair hat. For some reason it bothered him that he was going bald. I hated his hair hat and remember having Monty help me hide it all the time or I would remind grandpa that he should take his hat off in the house and that the rule is for hair hats too. Grandpa would chuckle and say love my paperweight (my nickname).

Photo of Heber Chase Smith and Marysville Store in Idaho

1916= Heber Chase Smith that was sent to Joe Stewart by Betty Brower Albertson. This picture is estimated to have been taken about 1916.



1920= Marysville Store in Idaho. Fate Smith and Zina Brower are the two people standing in front of the store.