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Edith Horner Smith

Birth26 Dec 1889 - Cranbrook, Kent, England
DeathNot Available - Edmonton, Essex, United Kingdom
MotherEliza Elizabeth Horner
FatherCharles Louis Smith

Born in Cranbrook, Kent, England on 26 Dec 1889 to Charles Louis Smith and Eliza Elizabeth Horner. Edith Horner Smith married Horace Edgar Jennings and had 5 children. She passed away in Edmonton, Essex, United Kingdom.

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Charles Louis Smith
1857 - Unknown
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Eliza Elizabeth Horner
1857 - 1940
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Horace Edgar Jennings
1887 - Unknown
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Robert Sidney Jennings
1922 - 1944
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Christina Louisa Horner Jennings
1913 - 1986
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Elizabeth Jennings
1931 - 1931
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Edith Horner Smith
1889 - Unknown
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Edith Horner Smith
1889 - Unknown

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