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Ada Smith

Birthabt 1872 - Thurlstone, Yorkshire, England
DeathFeb 1949 - 696 Retford Rd, Woodhouse Mill, Sheffield
MotherSarah Smith
FatherHugh Dransfield

Born in Thurlstone, Yorkshire, England on abt 1872 to Hugh Dransfield and Sarah Smith. Ada Smith married Arthur Lightowler and had 7 children. She passed away on Feb 1949 in 696 Retford Rd, Woodhouse Mill, Sheffield.

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Parents
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Hugh Dransfield
1851 - 1925
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Sarah Smith
1851 - 1908
Spouse(s)
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Arthur Lightowler
1867 - 1947
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William Alfred Albone
1878 - 1930
Children Show all
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Minnie Lightowler
1892 - 1970
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Fred Lightowler
1892 - 1936
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John Robert Lightowler
1894 - Unknown
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Lucy Lightowler
1898 - Unknown
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Hilda Lightowler
1899 - 1971
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Eveline M Lightowler
1896 - Unknown
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Annie Freada Albone
1905 - Unknown

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