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Nebraska Authors

Carl Ernest Smith

Born 1897-04-18 Lander, WY (USA)

Died 1976-02-08
Broken Bow, NE (USA)

Buried
Broken Bow, NE (USA)
Broken Bow Cemetery

Carl Smith of Broken Bow worked for the United States Forest Service for 35 years. He also wrote some books on the history of Thomas, Blaine, and Loup Counties in Nebraska as well as the history of Company M, First Nebraska National Guard Volunteers. He died and is buried in Broken Bow.

Places Lived

Lander, WY
Halsey, NE
Broken Bow, NE

Author Of

  • Nonfiction

Keywords

Nebraska--History; Custer County (Nebraska); Blaine County (Nebraska); Thomas County (Nebraska); Phillipine Insurrection (War); Churches

Occupation

35 years in the United States Forest Service

Places Worked

U.S. Forest Service

Associations

Enlisted United States Army, 1942 (discharged as "Over-Age")

Bibliography

Taylor-Dobson Family History. 1944.

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