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Ann Smith

Birth1856 - Terang, Victoria, Australia
Death6th February, 1938 - 53 Gould St, Bondi Beach, Waverley
MotherEllen Lonergan
FatherJohn Henry Smith

Born in Terang, Victoria, Australia on 1856 to John Henry Smith and Ellen Lonergan. Ann Smith married Charles Alexandar Miller and had 12 children. She passed away on 6th February, 1938 in 53 Gould St, Bondi Beach, Waverley.

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Parents
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John Henry Smith
1832 - 1912
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Ellen Lonergan
1834 - 1910
Spouse(s)
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Charles Alexandar Miller
1851 - 1924
Children Show all
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John Henry Miller
1881 - 1917
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Charles Alexander Miller
1877 - 1937
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Henrietta Mcnabb Nee (Miller)
1891 - 1955
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Grace Ann Miller
1878 - 1959
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Archibald Edward Miller
1883 - 1958
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Flora Miller
1895 - 1974
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Katherine Amelia Miller
1890 - 1976
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Peter David Miller
1885 - 1968
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Margaret Isabella Miller
1887 - 1964
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Ellen Jane Miller
1879 - 1954
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Robert James Miller
1896 - 1948
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Robert James Miller
1872 - 1960

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