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Frederick Smith was one of the first settlers to take up land in the Johnsonville area in 1870. He was a carpenter and built the "Roadknight house" in Johnsonville which housed the Post Office run by his daughter Annie Roadknight. He tendered for the running of a punt over the Tambo river in January 1877 which he operated until 1886 when it was taken over by the Tambo Shire.
Black and white photograph of Frederick Smith of Johnsonville Victoria
