Samuel William Smith

1852–1931 (age 79)

U.S. Representative

Biography

Samuel William Smith (1852–1931) served his constituents in the United States House of Representatives with a steady mind and a sincere appreciation for democratic ideals. He labored to ensure that the voices of everyday citizens were heard in the halls of government and took pride in the trust placed in him.

Buried at Oakwood Cemetery, Samuel’s civic-minded legacy endures in the lives of those who benefited from his leadership and in the quiet assurance of a faithful public servant.

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