Kentucky:  A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 3rd ed., 
1886. Metcalfe County.

SQUIRE DAVID C. SMITH was born July 9, 1829, on Little Barren River, in 
Barren (now Metcalfe) County, Ky.; in 1832 removed with his parents to 
Indiana; in 1833 returned to Barren County, where he grew to manhood; in 
1856 he located in Monroe County; and in 1863 settled in Metcalfe 
County, where he has since resided. His father, Josiah Smith, a native 
of Barren County, died in 1843, at the age of forty-seven years.  He was 
the son of William Smith, who emigrated from east Tennessee to Barren 
County, and died about 1850, aged over seventy years. Josiah Smith 
married Barbara, daughter of John Morehead, of Monroe County, and from 
their union sprang William, John, Rebecca (Murphey), George W., Susan, 
Almira (Parks), Squire David C. and James. Squire Smith married Martha 
A., daughter of Thomas and Polly (Deweese) Goodin, and to them have been 
born William W., Cassander T. (Anderson), James D., Rebecca (deceased), 
Susan (Bass), Martha A. (Brown), John, Josiah S., Melissa G., Sallie G. 
and Junius L. Squire Smith was appointed magistrate and a member of the 
court of claims of Metcalfe County, for nine months, and at the end of 
that time was elected for a term of four years, which position he now 
retains.  He is a tobacco dealer and farmer, having 207 acres of well 
improved land.  He is a member of the Masonic fraternity; also a member 
of the Baptist Church, and in politics is a Repulican.  John Morehead 
was a Revolutionary soldier.

Anderson Bass Brown Deweese Goodin Morehead Murphey Parks Smith
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Barren Monroe TN 

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