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Adelaide Sarah Smith

BirthOctober 1863 - Stourport, Worcestershire, England
DeathNot Available - Not Available
MotherBetsey Smith
FatherJames Smith

Born in Stourport, Worcestershire, England on October 1863 to James Smith and Betsey Smith. Adelaide Sarah Smith married Henry Reynolds and had 8 children.

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Parents
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James Smith
1841 - Unknown
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Betsey Smith
1835 - Unknown
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Henry Reynolds
1862 - Unknown
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Leonard Reynolds
1895 - 1919
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Mildred Reynolds
1900 - Unknown
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Horace J Reynolds
1893 - Unknown
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Phyllis Reynolds
1898 - Unknown
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Henry M Reynolds
1885 - Unknown
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Evelin Reynolds
1888 - Unknown
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Hilda Eunice Reynolds
1902 - 1987
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Stephen Reynolds
1885 - Unknown

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