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Edward Smith

BirthAUG 1780 - Richmond,Surrey
Death21 OCT 1851 - Mortlake,Surrey
MotherSarah Paine
FatherEdward Smith

Born in Richmond,Surrey on AUG 1780 to Edward Smith and Sarah Paine. Edward Smith married Elizabeth Jolley and had 11 children. He passed away on 21 OCT 1851 in Mortlake,Surrey.

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Parents
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Edward Smith
1755 - 1836
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Sarah Paine
1760 - 1810
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Jolley
1791 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Edward John Noyce Smith
1811 - 1852
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Mary Jolley Smith
1819 - 1903
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Sarah Smith
1816 - 1878
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Ann Cuff Smith
1818 - 1910
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James Smith
1827 - 1891
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William Thomas Smith
1823 - 1859
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Eliza Smith
1814 - 1881
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Thomas X Smith
1821 - 1821
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Edward Smith
1810 - 1856
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Emma Smith
1841 - Unknown
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Charlotte Hedger
1831 - Unknown

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