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Charles L A Smith

Charles L A Smith (1871/72 - 1937) was active/lived in California, Michigan.  Charles Smith is known for Landscape and portrait painting.

Submitted by Nancy Moure, Independent Art Researcher
Smith, Charles L. / L. A. (1871-1937) (Lived in Chicago and Los Angeles

Charles L. (A.) Smith, age 24, b. c. 1872 in New  York, father = John Smith, mother = Ella Ball, married Anna Cody on June 20,  1896 in Grand Rapids, Michigan per Michigan Marriage Records;

Charles L. Smith is listed in the 1910 U. S. Census as age 39, b. c. 1871 in New York, an artist, residing in Chicago with wife Anna [Cody] (b. c. 1874 in Michigan) and son, Bernard [Phillip]  (b. c. 1902 in Illinois);

Charles L. A. Smith, artist, is listed without wife in the Somerville, Mass., CD, 1912, 1913, 1914 and in Cambridge, Mass., CD, 1915, 1916; Charles L. A. Smith, artist, at 2425 W. First St., is listed in Index to Register of Voters, LA City Precinct No. 321, 1920; Charles L. Smith, age 48, b. c. 1872 in New York is listed in the   ...  [Displaying 907 of 3218 characters.]  Artist bio

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