Wilson Smith (Democrat, no district number) Crawford, Erie, Venango, Mercer, Warren Counties, 1809-1813
Early Life:
Wilson Smith born 1771, Mill Creek, Erie Pennsylvania; son of Revolutionary War veteran Matthew and Agnes Smith ; married, Jane Wilson, son Colonel Matthew Smith; appointed, County Surveyor, 1800; County Sheriff, 1803; elected, Conventionalist, Pennsylvania State House of Representatives, 1805-1807; elected, Republican, Pennsylvania State House of Representatives, 1807-1808; elected, Democrat, Pennsylvania State Senate, 1809-1813; state quartermaster general, War of 1812; third Aide de Camp, Governor Simon Snyder, War of 1812; Paymaster, Pennsylvania Militia, Oliver Hazard Perry, Erie Campaign; Associate Judge of Erie County, 1814-1819; elected, Democrat, Pennsylvania State House of Representatives, 1819-1821; unsuccessful election, Pennsylvania State House of Representatives, 1825; unsuccessful election, Pennsylvania State House of Representatives, 1828; unsuccessful election, Pennsylvania State Senate, 1829; federal elector, President Andrew Jackson, 1832; died, January 9, 1841 (aged 69–70), Waterford, Erie County, Pennsylvania; interment, Waterford Cemetery, Waterford, Erie County, Pennsylvania.
Early Career:
State quartermaster general, War of 1812; third Aide de Camp, Governor Simon Snyder, War of 1812; Paymaster, Pennsylvania Militia, Oliver Hazard Perry, Erie Campaign.
Pennsylvania Politics:
Appointed, County Surveyor, 1800.
County Sheriff, 1803.
Elected, Conventionalist, Pennsylvania State House of Representatives, 1805-1807.
Elected, Republican, Pennsylvania State House of Representatives, 1807-1808.
Elected, Democrat, Pennsylvania State Senate, no district number, Crawford, Erie, Venango, Mercer, Warren Counties, 1809-1813.
Associate Judge of Erie County, 1814-1819.
Elected, Democrat, Pennsylvania State House of Representatives, 1819-1821.
Unsuccessful election, Pennsylvania State House of Representatives, 1825.
Unsuccessful election, Pennsylvania State House of Representatives, 1828.
Unsuccessful election, Pennsylvania State Senate, 1829.
Pennsylvania House of Representatives Biography:
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Cited:
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/164564132/wilson-smith