Edward SMITH

Birth14 Jul 1849 - London, England

Death22 Feb 1931 - Lower Clarence Hospital, Maclean, New South Wales, Australia

MotherSarah Jane Emerton

FatherWilliam Smith

Born in London, England on 14 Jul 1849 to William Smith and Sarah Jane Emerton. Edward SMITH married Martha Alice YATES and had 14 children. He passed away on 22 Feb 1931 in Lower Clarence Hospital, Maclean, New South Wales, Australia.

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Parents

William Smith
1826 - 1907

Sarah Jane Emerton
1825 - 1902

Spouse(s)

Martha Alice Yates
1853 - 1915

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Elizabeth Ann Smith
1881 - 1958

Thomas Edward Smith
1878 - 1944

Sarah Ellen Smith
1873 - 1940

Gertrude May Smith
1883 - 1964

Martha Alice Smith
1877 - Unknown

John William Smith
1877 - 1957

Thomas Edward Smith
1884 - 1963

Amy Rosina Smith
1879 - 1880

James E Smith
1882 - 1882

James Emerton Smith
1888 - 1970

Margaret Victoria Smith
1875 - 1967

George Robert Joseph Smith
1893 - 1894

Mary Jane Florence Smith
1889 - 1945

Henry Charles Smith
1887 - 1904

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