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elizabeth smith

Birthabt 1831 - Harlsey, Yorkshire, England
DeathNot Available - Not Available
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FatherJames Smith

Born in Harlsey, Yorkshire, England on abt 1831 to James Smith. elizabeth smith married George Gibson and had 10 children.

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James Smith
Unknown - Unknown
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George Gibson
1829 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Gibson
1870 - Unknown
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Mary Gibson
1858 - Unknown
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Henry B Gibson
1865 - Unknown
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Alfred Gibson
1872 - Unknown
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Albert Gibson
1877 - Unknown
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Arthur Gibson
1874 - Unknown
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Charles E Gibson
1868 - Unknown
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Wiliam A Gibson
1862 - Unknown
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Thomas Smurfitt Gibson
1856 - Unknown
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John Gibson
1860 - Unknown

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