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Charles William Smith

Birth21 Feb 1876 - Ontario
Death17 Nov 1940 - Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
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Born in Ontario on 21 Feb 1876. Charles William Smith married Elizabeth Gudmundson and had 9 children. He passed away on 17 Nov 1940 in Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada.

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Elizabeth Gudmundson
1881 - 1962
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Harold Nelson Smith
1913 - 1968
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Charles Edwin Smith
1906 - 1968
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Lawrence Ray Smith
1927 - 2008
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Nellie Elizabeth Smith
1904 - 1985
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William Leroy Smith
1908 - 1948
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Russell Gordon Smith
1911 - 1975
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Florence Smith
1916 - 2010
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Vera Smith
1919 - 1991
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Irene Louise Smith
1924 - 2006

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