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Elizabeth Smith

Birth26 Mar 1833 - Danby, North Yorkshire, England
Death17 Aug 1903 - Cleveland", Narre Warren, Victoria, Australia
MotherJohanna Husband
FatherJames Smith

Born in Danby, North Yorkshire, England on 26 Mar 1833 to James Smith and Johanna Husband. Elizabeth Smith married Francis Barr and had 10 children. She passed away on 17 Aug 1903 in Cleveland", Narre Warren, Victoria, Australia.

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Parents
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James Smith
1791 - 1858
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Johanna Husband
1796 - 1850
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Francis Barr
1827 - 1911
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Francis Smith Barr
1862 - 1862
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John James Barr
1852 - 1930
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Sarah Mary Barr
1858 - 1944
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William Henry Barr
1857 - 1945
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Emma Jane Madeline Barr
1865 - 1943
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Charles George Barr
1860 - 1933
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Edward Francis Barr
1858 - 1924
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Ethel Maud Barr
1872 - 1919
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Harry Smith Barr
1870 - 1945
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Frances Elizabeth Barr
1863 - 1923

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