Pane-Joyce Genealogy
Charity Dinehart (59804) & Adam Kilian Smith (60099)
64434. William A. Smith. Born ca 1799 in Taghkanic, Columbia County, New York.

1850 Federal Census. Taghkanic, Columbia County, New York
Roll 491, page 78A, family 1076
    William A. Smith, 51, farmer, $10,000 real estate
    Polly Smith, 46
    Catherine Smith, 23
    Charity Smith, 21
    Hannah Smith, 19
    Maria Smith, 17
    John Smith, 13
    John Finger, 38, laborer
    Adam Smith, 71, no occupation
    Charity Smith, 73
All were born in New York.
William A. married Polly. Born ca 1804 in New York.
64435. Killian Adam Smith. Born on 23 Mar 1799 in Taghkanic, Columbia County, New York.644 Killian Adam was baptized in Reformed Church, West Copake, on 28 Apr 1799.644 Kilian, son of Adam Schmidt & Gertje Deynhart, witnesses Killian Schmit & Gertruy Wagener [Adam’s parents] [K1065]. Killian Adam died in Copake, Columbia County, New York, on 18 Oct 1881; he was 82. Buried in North Copake Cemetery, Craryville.

Killian A. Smith was a witness of a will probated in Dec 1827: Gilbert Oakley of Taghkanic, mentions Gilbert’s grandsons Nathan Soules, Abraham Oakley, & John Oakley; executors sons Elisha and Isaac; witnesses Augustus Reed, Killian A. Smith, & Peter Sturges.558

1830 Federal Census. Taghanic, Columbia County, New York
Roll 87, page 216
Family of Killian Smith
    1 male 20-30 [Kilian, 31]
    1 female under 5 [Catherine, 3]
    1 female 15-19 [Polly, 25]
Neighbors: Peter Bain, John Bain, John Tanner, Barbara Youngs, John J. Smith, and James Snyder.

1840 Federal Census. Taghanic, Columbia County, New York
Roll 277, page 175
Family of Killiam A. Smith
    1 male under 5
    1 male 20-29
    1 male 40-49 [Kilian, 41]
    1 female under 5
    1 female 5-9
    2 females 10-14
    1 female 30-39 [Polly, 35]
Neighbors: Philip Miller, Jacob Conklin, Adam R. Smith (Kilian’s father), Peter S. Coons, John P. Knickerboker, and Henry Stickler.

1850 Federal Census. Taghanic, Columbia County, New York
Roll 491, page 78A, family 1076
    Killiam A. Smith, 51, farmer, $10,000 real estate
    Polly Smith, 46
    Catherine Smith, 23
    Charity Smith, 21
    Hannah Smith, 19
    Maria Smith, 17
    John Smith, 13
    John Finger, 38, labor
    Adam Smith, 71, none
    Charity Smith, 73
All were born in New York.

There’s another Killian Smith in town:
1850 Federal Census. Taghkanic, Columbia County, New York
Roll 491, page 63B
    Killian T. Smith, 62, shoemaker
    Elizabeth Smith, 46
    Hiram Smith, 16, shoemaker
All were born in New York.

1855 New York Census. Taghkanic, Columbia County
 Killian A. Smith, 56, farmer
    Polly Smith 50, wife
    Charity Smith, 27, child
    Hannah Smith 25, child
    Maria Smith, 23, child
    John Smith, 18, child, farmer
    Adam Smith, 76, father, farmer
    John Finger, 46, servant, farmer
All were born in Columbia County.

1860 Federal Census. Taghkanic, Columbia County, New York
Roll 737, page 483, family 1159
Post Office East Taghkanic
    Killian A. Smith, 60, farmer, $15000 real estate, $2700 personal
    Polly Smith, 53
    Charaty Smith, 30, domestic
    John L. Smith, 23, farm laborer
    Martin Todes, 15, farm laborer
All were born in New York.

1870 Federal Census. Taghkanic, Columbia County, New York
Roll 921, page 608B, family 205
Post Office West Taghkanic
    John L. Smith, 32, farmer, $1000 personal estate
    Ann Smith, 28
    Killian A. Smith, 70, farmer, $25000 real estate, $1000 personal estate
All were born in New York.

The 1873 Columbia County Atlas shows the Estate of K.A. Smith in district number 1 of Taghkanic on the northeast part of town, about a mile northwest of Copake Lake and about a mile southwest of Craryville. Taghkanic Creek, also called Copake Creek passes through the property. The house is on Copake Lake Road, or Copale Lake Road Exd, off County Road 11. The land is still mainly farmland, though parts of it are wooded. According to Ellis’ History of Columbia County,608 this is the land leased by George (Yerry) Smith in the mid 1700s, purchased by George’s grandson Adam Smith and his son Killian A. Smith in 1838. The land passed to Killian’s son John L. Smith who was living there in 1900.

1880 Federal Census. Taghkanic, Columbia County, New York
Roll 821, page 517C.
    Killian Smith, 81, widower, farmer
    John L. Smith, 43, son, farm laborer
    Anna E. Smith, 40, wife [of son], at home
    Killian A. Smith, 8, [grand]son
    Anna C. Smith, 4, [grand]daughter
All were born in New York as were their parents.

North Copake Cemetery, Craryville, Columbia County
Killian A. Smith, d. 18 Oct 1881 age 82 years 7 months
Polly Lampson Smith, d. 11 Sep 1860 age 55 years 4 months 13 days
Killian Adam married Polly Lampman, daughter of Casparus P. Lampman (ca 12 Dec 1782-22 Feb 1865) & Catherine Miller (12 Sep 1786-23 Sep 1867). Born ca 29 Apr 1805. Polly died in Taghkanic, Columbia County, New York on 11 Sep 1860. Buried in North Copake Cemetery, Craryville.
Their children include:
66810i.
Catherine Smith (ca 1827-)
66811ii.
Charity Smith (ca 1829-12 Jan 1890)
66812iii.
Hannah Smith (22 Apr 1831-)
66813iv.
Maria C. Smith (ca Jul 1833-13 Dec 1884)
66814v.
John L. Smith (12 Jan 1837-1904)
64436. Anatje Smith. Born on 10 Mar 1801 in Taghkanic, Columbia County, New York.644 Anatje was baptized in Reformed Church, West Copake, on 19 Apr 1801. Anatje, daughter of Adam Smit & Gertruy Deinhart, witnesses William Deinhart & Anatje Althuysen [Gertruy’s parents] [K1269].
64437. John A. Smith. Born on 5 Jan 1803 in Taghkanic, Columbia County, New York.535 John A. was baptized in Claverack Reformed Church, on 2 Feb 1803.535 Johannes, son of Adam Smit & Gertruy Deinhart, witnesses Johannes Smit & Anatje Lampman. John A. died in Copake, Columbia County, New York, on 26 Nov 1819; he was 16. Buried in North Copake Cemetery, Craryville.

Johannes Schmidt, also called John Smith.
64438. Jacob Smith. Born on 12 Jan 1805 in Taghkanic, Columbia County, New York.535 Jacob was baptized in Claverack Reformed Church, on 24 Mar 1805.535 Jacob, son of Adam Smith & Gertruy Deynhart, witnesses Jacob Wagner & Lena Schertz.
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