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Edward James Smith

Birth24 Nov 1838 - Bloomsbury St George, England
DeathSept 26, 1906 - Edgar, Clay, Nebraska, USA
MotherMary Ann Berry
FatherEdward James Smith

Born in Bloomsbury St George, England on 24 Nov 1838 to Edward James Smith and Mary Ann Berry. Edward James Smith married Elizabeth Jane Evans and had 10 children. He passed away on Sept 26, 1906 in Edgar, Clay, Nebraska, USA.

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Edward James Smith
1800 - 1890
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Mary Ann Berry
1808 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Jane Evans
1844 - 1903
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Mary Elizabeth "Lizzie" Smith
1880 - 1972
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Martha Francis "Mattie" Smith
1875 - 1916
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William Henry Smith
1878 - 1955
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Elizabeth "Ella" L. Smith
1883 - 1968
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John Franklin "Frank" Smith
1872 - 1964
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Amy Ann Smith
1871 - 1931
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Charles E Smith
1868 - 1917
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Ivan Evans Smith
1889 - 1963
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Thomas J Smith
1889 - Unknown
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George Wyman Smith
1886 - 1974

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