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Ellen Jane Broughton

Birth20 Nov 1859 - St Luke Finsbury, London
Death1945 - London
MotherJane Susannah Dale
FatherJohn Wight Broughton

Born in St Luke Finsbury, London on 20 Nov 1859 to John Wight Broughton and Jane Susannah Dale. Ellen Jane Broughton married William Henry Smith and had 7 children. She passed away on 1945 in London.

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Parents
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John Wight Broughton
1828 - 1890
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Jane Susannah Dale
1841 - Unknown
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William Henry Smith
1856 - 1930
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Maude Florence Broughton Smith
1885 - 1974
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Ellen Beatrice Passmore
1880 - Unknown
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William Smith
1880 - Unknown
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Rebecca Suzannah Smith
1882 - 1965
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Ethel Augusta Smith
1884 - Unknown
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George Smith
1887 - Unknown
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William Edward Smith
1881 - 1961

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