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Eleanor Smith

Birth08 Feb 1850 - 2 Buckingham Place,Maiden Lane ,Kings Cross in the District of Islington, Middlessex, England
Death19 Aug 1889 - Leichardt, New South Wales, Australia
MotherEleanor Susannah Steel
FatherJohn Samuel Smith

Born in 2 Buckingham Place,Maiden Lane ,Kings Cross in the District of Islington, Middlessex, England on 08 Feb 1850 to John Samuel Smith and Eleanor Susannah Steel. Eleanor Smith married Frederick August Julius Kreutzberg and had 7 children. She passed away on 19 Aug 1889 in Leichardt, New South Wales, Australia.

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John Samuel Smith
1816 - 1882
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Eleanor Susannah Steel
1816 - 1879
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Frederick August Julius Kreutzberg
1845 - 1940
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Mabel Kreutzberg
1878 - 1953
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Charles Kreutzberg
1888 - 1889
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Friedrich Wilhelm Kreutzberg
1879 - 1936
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Archibald Vere Kreutzberg
1885 - 1955
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Florence Edith Kreutzberg
1887 - 1979
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Eleanor Maud Kreutzberg
1882 - 1973
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Roland Stanley Kreutzberg
1881 - 1905

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