Smith, George B.
George B. Smith (fl. c. 1825 - 1840) was a prominent New York City surveyor active in the first half of the 20th century. He was appointed Associate New Yorker Street Commissioner under Benjamin Wright in 1827. By 1837 - 1844, he was Street Commissioner, with Edward Doughty (1789 - 1863) working as his assistant. Doughty took over this position in 1844. It is difficult to trace Smith further due to the commonality of his name and lack of records.
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