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Emma Smith

Birth12 NOV 1859 - Bethnal Green, Middlesex, England
Death14 July 1942 - USA
MotherClementine Blades
FatherWilliam Smith

Born in Bethnal Green, Middlesex, England on 12 NOV 1859 to William Smith and Clementine Blades. Emma Smith married John Ewin and had 15 children. She passed away on 14 July 1942 in USA.

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Parents
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William Smith
1834 - 1882
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Clementine Blades
1836 - 1887
Spouse(s)
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John Ewin
1857 - 1942
Children Show all
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Joseph James Ewin
1886 - 1947
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Walter George Ervin/ewin
1897 - 1958
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Ida Alice Ewin
1890 - 1984
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Edward Alfred Ewin
1902 - 1970
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Charles John Ewin
1892 - 1976
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Emma Clementine Ewin
1878 - 1963
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Eliza Maud Ewin
1884 - Unknown
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Albert William Ewin
1880 - 1891
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Ida Alice Ewin
1882 - 1890
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Grace Louise Ewin
1896 - 1896
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Clarence George Ewin
1894 - 1895
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Ivy Ewin
1898 - 1899
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John Ewin
1879 - 1880
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Em Ewin
Unknown - Unknown
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Frederick Ewin
1880 - 1962

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