William Ephraim Smith

1829–1890 (age 61)

Politician

Biography

William Ephraim Smith (1829–1890) served as a politician with honesty and with attention to the needs of the people he represented, seeking practical progress for the common good.

The values he upheld continue to inspire those who pass by his grave at Oakview Cemetery.

Also buried at Oakview Cemetery

Annie Louise Brown Leslie
1869–1948 (age 79)
Oakview Cemetery
Annie Louise Brown Leslie was a Perry resident who lived from 1869 to 1948.
Lott Warren
1797–1861 (age 64)
Oakview Cemetery
Lott Warren (1797-1861) was an Augusta resident buried at Oakview Cemetery.
George Anthony Dondero
1883–1968 (age 85)
Oakview Cemetery
George Anthony Dondero was a U.S. Representative from Michigan who lived from 1883 to 1968.
Paul Sutton
1910–1970 (age 60)
Oakview Cemetery
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Frederick Ireland
1873–1939 (age 66)
Oakview Cemetery
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Nelson Tift
1810–1891 (age 81)
Oakview Cemetery
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