Edward Stephen Smith

Birth28 Jan 1844 - Canberra, Lake George, Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia

Death3 March 1901 - McCleod, Cairns, Queensland, Australia

MotherMartha Elizabeth Wilkinson

FatherRev Edward Moorhead Smith

Born in Canberra, Lake George, Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia on 28 Jan 1844 to Rev Edward Moorhead Smith and Martha Elizabeth Wilkinson. Edward Stephen Smith married Mirrian Magnus Booth and had 9 children. He passed away on 3 March 1901 in McCleod, Cairns, Queensland, Australia.

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Parents

Rev Edward Moorhead Smith
1805 - 1892

Martha Elizabeth Wilkinson
1825 - 1900

Spouse(s)

Mirrian Magnus Booth
1851 - 1909

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Tennyson Smith
1884 - 1949

Leila Smith
1888 - 1976

Stephen Henry Magnus Smith
1881 - 1962

Amy Smith ?
1889 - 1889

Cowley Chisholm Smith
1893 - Unknown

Terrence Edward Aubrey Smith
1879 - 1948

Walter Alfred Smith
1882 - 1950

Louisa Elizabeth Penelope Smith
1875 - 1943

Constance Ivingsbelle Smith
1876 - 1934

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