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Edward (Ted) SMITH

Birth10 Jan 1887 - Alford Forest, Methven, South Island, New Zealand
Death08 Mar 1973 - Christchurch , South Island, New Zealand. Aged 86 years
MotherAlice Ann Smitheram
FatherAlexander Watson Smith

Born in Alford Forest, Methven, South Island, New Zealand on 10 Jan 1887 to Alexander Watson Smith and Alice Ann Smitheram. Edward (Ted) SMITH married Olive May Chapman and had 6 children. He passed away on 08 Mar 1973 in Christchurch , South Island, New Zealand. Aged 86 years.

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Parents
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Alexander Watson Smith
1846 - 1919
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Alice Ann Smitheram
1852 - 1938
Spouse(s)
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Olive May Chapman
1890 - 1966
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Dorothy Lillian May Smith
1913 - 2001
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Ronald Edward Gilbert Smith
1918 - 1980
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Monty Scott Smith
1923 - 2002
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Geraldine Grace Smith
1915 - Unknown
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Norman Lester Smith
1920 - 1992
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Geoffrey George Alexander Smith
1917 - 1990

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