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Beatrice Smith

Birthabt 1887 - Chapeltown, Yorkshire, England
Death23 March 1962 - Wombwell
MotherElizabeth Ann Hammond
FatherEdward Smith

Born in Chapeltown, Yorkshire, England on abt 1887 to Edward Smith and Elizabeth Ann Hammond. Beatrice Smith married Ernest Fenton-Smith and had 15 children. She passed away on 23 March 1962 in Wombwell.

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Parents
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Edward Smith
1852 - 1929
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Elizabeth Ann Hammond
1852 - 1911
Spouse(s)
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Ernest Fenton-smith
1882 - Unknown
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Ronald Fenton
1913 - 1988
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Beryl Fenton
1924 - 2014
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Lillian Fenton
1911 - Unknown
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Doris Fenton
1916 - 1917
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Gilbert Fenton
1908 - 1990
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Ernest Fenton
1907 - 1969
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Elsie Eleanor Fenton
1909 - 1970
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Gladys Fenton
1926 - 2005
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Ethel Fenton
1916 - Unknown
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Kenneth Fenton
1920 - 2005
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Cyril Fenton
1923 - 1990
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Ronald Frederick John Fenton
1914 - 1940
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Beatrice Smith
1887 - 1962
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Beatrice Smith
1887 - 1962
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Thomas Fenton
1924 - Unknown

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