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Charles Thomas Smith

Birth10 Dec 1823 - Ivy Lodge, Fulham, London, England
Death10 Feb 1901 - The Oaks, Rosebank, Johannesburg, Transvaal, South Africa
MotherAnn Smith
FatherCharles Smith

Born in Ivy Lodge, Fulham, London, England on 10 Dec 1823 to Charles Smith and Ann Smith. Charles Thomas Smith married Julia Emily Greathead and had 7 children. He passed away on 10 Feb 1901 in The Oaks, Rosebank, Johannesburg, Transvaal, South Africa.

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Charles Smith
1793 - Unknown
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Ann Smith
1799 - Unknown
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Julia Emily Greathead
1852 - 1913
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Percival Frere-smith
1878 - 1960
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Charles Beaumont Smith
1873 - 1907
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Leonard Bagshawe Smith
1879 - 1977
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Henry George Malebysse Smith
1875 - 1937
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Agnes Ninita Smith
1888 - 1972
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Adeline Emily Smith
1886 - 1920
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Herbert Stanley Smith
1876 - 1966

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