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Emma Eveline Smith

Birth1849 - Selborne, Hampshire, England
Death1 Oct 1939 - Richmond House 5 Old Acre Road, Alton Hampshire
MotherMary Ann Harris
FatherBenjamin Smith

Born in Selborne, Hampshire, England on 1849 to Benjamin Smith and Mary Ann Harris. Emma Eveline Smith married Ernest Henry Steer and had 14 children. She passed away on 1 Oct 1939 in Richmond House 5 Old Acre Road, Alton Hampshire.

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Parents
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Benjamin Smith
1806 - 1878
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Mary Ann Harris
1804 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Ernest Henry Steer
1844 - 1906
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Minnie Louisa Steer
1883 - 1963
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Henry (Harry) Frank Steer
1882 - 1944
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Fanny Florence Lydia Steer
1889 - 1987
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Walter Louis Steer
1879 - 1976
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Fredrick James Steer
1876 - 1906
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Eveline Emma Steer
1875 - 1964
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Mabel A Steer
1886 - 1960
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Margaret Eleanor Steer
1893 - 1995
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Ernest Knight Steer
1871 - 1915
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Agnes Mary Steer
1887 - 1960
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Linda Marie Steer
1881 - 1884
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Alice Kate Steer
1891 - Unknown
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Charles Jonathan Steer
1882 - Unknown
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Sydney Smith Steer
1873 - 1943

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