Frank Wesley Smith

Birth19 April 1886 - Mount Pleasant, Cumberland, Nova Scotia, Canada

Death12 Feb 1944 - 877 Auburn Street, Whitman, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA

MotherJanet Dickie Mattinson

FatherJohn Rupert Smith

Born in Mount Pleasant, Cumberland, Nova Scotia, Canada on 19 April 1886 to John Rupert Smith and Janet Dickie Mattinson. Frank Wesley Smith married Mary Elizabeth Hathaway (Smith) and had 13 children. He passed away on 12 Feb 1944 in 877 Auburn Street, Whitman, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA.

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Parents

John Rupert Smith
1846 - 1933

Janet Dickie Mattinson
1848 - 1893

Spouse(s)

Mary Elizabeth Hathaway (Smith)
1891 - 1977

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Harold Wesley Smith
1910 - 1994

Amy Mildred Smith
1919 - 1920

Milton (Mickey) Joseph Smith
1912 - 1979

Earl Rupert Smith
1911 - 1918

Frank Herbert Smith
1923 - 1994

Ralph Lester Smith
1914 - 2000

Clifford Henry Smith
1922 - 1990

Walter Nelson Smith
1916 - 2001

Roy Lewis Smith
1927 - 1987

Eva Mae Smith
1917 - 2001

Alton Alfield Smith
1919 - 2008

Carroll Edward Smith
1920 - 1922

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