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Annie Smith

Birth24 Mar 1880 - Sheffield, England, United Kingdom
Death9 Mar1955 - Sheffield, England, United Kingdom
MotherFanny Emily Dalton
FatherAlbert Smith

Born in Sheffield, England, United Kingdom on 24 Mar 1880 to Albert Smith and Fanny Emily Dalton. Annie Smith married Herbert Furniss and had 8 children. She passed away on 9 Mar1955 in Sheffield, England, United Kingdom.

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Parents
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Albert Smith
1848 - 1912
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Fanny Emily Dalton
1848 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Herbert Furniss
1880 - 1917
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George Henry Lath
1877 - 1942
Children Show all
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Herbert Furniss
1908 - 1908
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Clara Furniss
1912 - 1914
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Mary Furniss
1910 - 1999
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Ada Furniss
1906 - 1993
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Edward Furniss
1916 - 1917
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Walter Furniss
1899 - 1899
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William Furniss
1903 - 1915
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Annie Furniss
1904 - 1916

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