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David Smith

BirthAbt. 1842 - Not Available
Death17 Mar 1902 - Hamilton, New South Wales, Australia
MotherJessie ?????
FatherJohn Smith

Born on Abt. 1842 to John Smith and Jessie ?????. David Smith married Annie Mclachlan and had 14 children. He passed away on 17 Mar 1902 in Hamilton, New South Wales, Australia.

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Parents
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John Smith
Unknown - 1861
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Jessie ?????
Unknown - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Annie Mclachlan
1853 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Mary A. Smith
1864 - 1867
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David A. Smith
1875 - 1906
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Mary Mclachlan Smith
1879 - 1966
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William Hector Smith
1868 - 1930
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Jessie S. Smith
1865 - 1867
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Sarah Jane Smith
1867 - 1885
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George Smith
1880 - 1881
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John Smith
1862 - 1942
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Annie Christina Smith
1870 - 1937
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Jessie Haine Smith
1872 - 1953
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Sophia Shade Smith
1882 - 1966
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Robert Arthur Smith
1871 - 1909
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David Charles (Charles) Smith
1887 - 1970
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Ellen May (Nellie) Smith
1874 - 1924

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