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Edith Emmerson

Birth1800 - Kirk Smeaton, Yorkshire, England
Death29 Jul 1867 - Kirk Smeaton Yorkshire England
MotherAnn Broughton
FatherWilliam Emmerson

Born in Kirk Smeaton, Yorkshire, England on 1800 to William Emmerson and Ann Broughton. Edith Emmerson married George Smith and had 8 children. She passed away on 29 Jul 1867 in Kirk Smeaton Yorkshire England.

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Parents
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William Emmerson
1768 - Unknown
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Ann Broughton
Unknown - Unknown
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George Smith
1804 - Unknown
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Maria Smith
1836 - 1908
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Charles Smith
1842 - 1922
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Ann Smith
1837 - 1838
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Mary Smith
1827 - Unknown
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Sarah Smith
1833 - Unknown
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John Smith
1829 - Unknown
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Joseph Smith
1831 - Unknown
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Hannah Smith
1839 - Unknown

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