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Charles James Smith

Birth4 Feb 1850 - Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Death26 Jan 1929 - New South Wales
MotherEliza Kelly nee Kane
FatherWilliam Samuel (Jeremiah) Smith

Born in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia on 4 Feb 1850 to William Samuel (Jeremiah) Smith and Eliza Kelly nee Kane. Charles James Smith married Elizabeth Ann Wilkinson Bray and had 5 children. He passed away on 26 Jan 1929 in New South Wales.

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William Samuel (Jeremiah) Smith
1802 - 1875
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Eliza Kelly Nee Kane
1816 - 1893
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Elizabeth Ann Wilkinson Bray
1849 - 1933
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Arthur Nisbet Smith
1888 - 1951
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Minnie Gertrude Smith
1882 - 1924
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Charles E Smith
1879 - 1879
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Horace S Smith
1891 - 1894
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Sydney James Smith
1880 - 1901

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