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Edward Thomas Smith

Birth27 Aug 1890 - 22 Court 6 Cregoe Street, Birmingham
Death01 NOV 1965 - Birmingham, Warwickshire, England
MotherMary Jane Woolley
FatherEdward Thomas Smith

Born in 22 Court 6 Cregoe Street, Birmingham on 27 Aug 1890 to Edward Thomas Smith and Mary Jane Woolley. Edward Thomas Smith married Ivas Gertrude Rigby and had 11 children. He passed away on 01 NOV 1965 in Birmingham, Warwickshire, England.

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Edward Thomas Smith
1867 - 1930
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Mary Jane Woolley
1859 - Unknown
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Ivas Gertrude Rigby
1893 - 1965
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John Smith
1930 - 1998
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Gertrude Florence Smith
1912 - 2004
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Joan Smith
1927 - 1996
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Dorothy Jean Smith
1934 - 2001
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William Edward Smith
1921 - 1980
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Edward Thomas Smith
1911 - 1911
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Gladys Mary Smith
1923 - 1993
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Winifred D Smith
1920 - 1979
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Percival Harold Smith
1914 - 1964
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Beatrice M Smith
1917 - 1917
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Doreen M Smith
1920 - 2004

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