(smith) noun
1. One who shapes metals by hammering: often used in combination: goldsmith, tinsmith.
2. A blacksmith. [OE]

(smith), Adam,
1723–90, Scottish economist.
—Alfred Emanuel,
1873–1944, U.S. politician.
—Edmund Kirby,
1824–93, American Confederate general and educator.
—Francis Hopkinson,
1838–1915, U.S. civil engineer, artist, and author.
—Goldwin,
1823–1910, English historian.
—Captain John,
1579–1631, English adventurer; president of Virginia Colony 1608.
—Joseph,
1805–44, founder and first prophet of the Mormon Church; assassinated.
—Sydney,
1771–1845, English clergyman and author.
—Theobald,
1859–1934, U. S. pathologist.
—Walter Bedell,
1895–1961, U.S. Army officer and diplomat.
—William,
1769–1839, English geologist.
—Sir William,
1813–93, English classical scholar.
—William Robertson,
1846–94, Scottish theologian and author.