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Ann SMITH

BirthAbt 1800 - Town of Somerset, Somerset, England
Death8 Mar 1879 - Clarenook" Duke St Balmain Nsw Australia
MotherNot Available
FatherSamuel Smith

Born in Town of Somerset, Somerset, England on Abt 1800 to Samuel Smith. Ann SMITH married James Prescott and had 7 children. She passed away on 8 Mar 1879 in Clarenook" Duke St Balmain Nsw Australia.

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Parents
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Samuel Smith
Unknown - Unknown
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Not Available
Spouse(s)
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James Prescott
1791 - 1844
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Stephen Johnson
1799 - 1865
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James Priscott
1794 - 1882
Children Show all
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Ann Prescott
1829 - 1903
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Mary Ann Prescott
1825 - 1859
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Emma Prescott
1836 - 1919
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Elizabeth Prescott
1827 - 1862
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Richard James Prescott
Unknown - 1873
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Alfred Westcott Prescott
1834 - 1910
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Francis James Prescott
1830 - 1909

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