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Caroline Smith

Birth1832 - Flore, Northamptonshire, England
Death1 Sep 1897 - Nicholas Street, Borough of Newtown & Chilwell, Victoria, Australia
MotherElizabeth Cooper
FatherEdward Smith

Born in Flore, Northamptonshire, England on 1832 to Edward Smith and Elizabeth Cooper. Caroline Smith married Henry Coleman and had 11 children. She passed away on 1 Sep 1897 in Nicholas Street, Borough of Newtown & Chilwell, Victoria, Australia.

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Parents
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Edward Smith
1807 - 1875
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Elizabeth Cooper
1808 - 1871
Spouse(s)
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Henry Coleman
1826 - 1865
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George Thomas Hazemore Smart
1838 - 1889
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Edward Henry Coleman
1853 - 1935
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Henry Coleman
1863 - 1939
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Annie Coleman
1851 - 1918
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James Coleman
1849 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Coleman
1855 - Unknown
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Caroline Coleman
1857 - 1898
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Sarah Coleman
1861 - 1879
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William Henry Coleman
1864 - 1934
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Florence Mary Smart
1877 - Unknown
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Clara Lilian Smart
1871 - 1928
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George Thomas Smart
1874 - 1875

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