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David Thomas Smith

Birth8 Dec 1868 - Stow,Midlothian,Scotland
Death6 May 1942 - Wanganui, New Zealand
MotherChristina Linton
FatherDavid Smith

Born in Stow,Midlothian,Scotland on 8 Dec 1868 to David Smith and Christina Linton. David Thomas Smith married Bathsheba Relph and had 6 children. He passed away on 6 May 1942 in Wanganui, New Zealand.

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David Smith
1844 - 1921
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Christina Linton
1845 - 1925
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Bathsheba Relph
1882 - 1935
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Elizabeth Betty Rodgers
1874 - 1947
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David Ronald Smith
1911 - 1978
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Christina (Chrissy) Smith
1903 - 1980
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Muriel Smith
1909 - Unknown
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Millicent Smith
1910 - 1976
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Isabella Winifred Smith
1905 - 1905
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William Henry Smith
1906 - 1907

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