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Emma Smith

Birth1871 - Wombleton, Yorkshire (North Riding) England
DeathSep 1936 - Middlesbrough, Yorkshire North Riding, England
MotherMary Pilmoor
FatherGeorge Smith

Born in Wombleton, Yorkshire (North Riding) England on 1871 to George Smith and Mary Pilmoor. Emma Smith married Charles North and had 9 children. She passed away on Sep 1936 in Middlesbrough, Yorkshire North Riding, England.

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Parents
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George Smith
1840 - 1925
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Mary Pilmoor
1840 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Charles North
1861 - 1938
Children Show all
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Lily North
1900 - Unknown
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Edith Annie North
1896 - 1949
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Rose North
1898 - 1976
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Ethel North
1894 - 1931
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Robert North
1891 - 1979
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Lena North
1906 - 1980
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Mary Jane North
1889 - 1969
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Charles North
1904 - 1973
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Dorothy North
1914 - 2003

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