from: https://familysearch.org/ accessed 2016-02-27 (link below) 
(see NOTE at the bottom of this entry for more details.)

United States Census, 1850
Name 	E Smith
Event Place 	[Macon] Bibb county, Bibb, Georgia, United States
Race 	White
Birth Year (Estimated) 	1790 
House Number 	122
			Gender	Age	Birthplace
E Smith 		F 	60 	Virginia
Jessi Smith 		M 	29 	Georgia
John P Smith 		M 	27 	Georgia
A J Smith 		M 	21 	Georgia

ALSO FOUND ON SAME CENSUS IMMEDIATELY BELOW:

United States Census, 1850
Name 	Wm T Smith
Event Place 	[Macon] Bibb county, Bibb, Georgia, United States
Race 	White
Birth Year (Estimated) 	1822 
House Number 	123
			Gender	Age	Birthplace
Wm T Smith 		M 	28 	Georgia
Lucy Smith 		F 	33 	Georgia

Source:
"United States Census, 1850," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MZYF-KJS : accessed 27 February 
2016), E Smith, Bibb county, Bibb, Georgia, United States; citing family 
130, NARA microfilm publication M432 (Washington, D.C.: National Archives 
and Records Administration, n.d.).

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NOTE:	On the page previous to this entry is shown wealthy philanthropist
	Elam Alexander [See: Elam_Alexander(1796-1863).pdf] who, along with 
	several cotton merchants, show this Jessi Smith and family were 
	living in a rather wealthy part of Macon, GA in 1850.  It is still 
	possible this is our Jesse Kirby Smith because the Civil War made 
	poor folks out of quite a few rich people.

	On this 1850 Census, Elam Alexander has personal property valued at 
	$10,000 and who's occupation is "Prest M S Line."  He had just bought 
	stock in Samuel Morse's recently invented telegraph and established 
	a line (telegraph company) from Savannah to Macon.