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Esther Smith

BirthJanuary 1843 - Soberton, Hampshire, England
DeathMar 1918 - Fareham Hants
MotherCharlotte Houghton
FatherCharles Smith (Adopted?)

Born in Soberton, Hampshire, England on January 1843 to Charles Smith (Adopted?) and Charlotte Houghton. Esther Smith married John Martin and had 9 children. She passed away on Mar 1918 in Fareham Hants.

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Parents
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Charles Smith (Adopted?)
1817 - 1902
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Charlotte Houghton
1822 - 1858
Spouse(s)
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John Martin
1841 - 1917
Children Show all
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Stephen Martin (Twin)
1877 - 1933
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Albert Martin
1877 - Unknown
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William Martin
1869 - Unknown
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John Martin
1868 - 1932
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Arthur Samuel Martin
1879 - 1958
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Alice Harriett Martin
1866 - 1956
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Lily Rose Martin
1884 - 1966
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Frederick Martin
1873 - 1950
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Ellen Martin
1870 - Unknown

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