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Smith, Jim

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Name	Smith, Jim
Date of Birth	July 13, 1886
Date of Death	January 20, 1938
Spousal Information	In 1920, his wife, Cora Lee, was unemployed. By 1930, she was a cook for a private family.
Race	African American
Gender	Male
Personal Information	In 1920, Jim was a chauffer and owned free his home. By 1930, Jim was a delivery boy for a retail dry good store. His home was worth $3,000 and located on Benton Street. The family owned a radio. At the time of his death, Jim was living on Richardson Street.
Family Information	Jim's parents: Jim Smith, father, and Jennie White, mother. In 1930, the couple had a lodger living with them whose last name was Hutchinson. The person worked as a laborer.
Military Service	Army World War I
Cemetery Name	Zion Hill Cemetery - Park Street Cemetery
Cemetery Location	Nacogdoches County Texas
Facing	East
Marker Type	Tablet
Decorative Style & Motif	Domed Tablet; Cross inside circle design above name
Inscription	Jim; Smith; Texas; PVT; U.S. Army; July 13, 1886; January 20, 1938; My love goes with you and; my soul awaits to join you
Size	13""w x 4""d x 40 1/2""h; (Base) 21 1/4""w x 12""d x 3 3/4""h
Material	Marble
Condition	Fair
Bibliography	1920 & 1930 U.S. Federal Census; Texas Death Index, 1903-2000
Funding Source	Preserve America Grant

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