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Frederick Thronber Smith

BirthOctober 1870 - Manchester, Lancashire, England
Death21 Dec 1946 - Oldham, Lancashire, England
MotherMartha Thornber
FatherSidney Smith

Born in Manchester, Lancashire, England on October 1870 to Sidney Smith and Martha Thornber. Frederick Thronber Smith married Emily Haswell and had 8 children. He passed away on 21 Dec 1946 in Oldham, Lancashire, England.

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Parents
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Sidney Smith
1831 - 1893
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Martha Thornber
1840 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Emily Haswell
1878 - 1945
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Lucy Annie Emerson
1873 - 1953
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Emily Amy Iden
1870 - 1967
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Emely Smith
1879 - Unknown
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Emily Ellen Smith
1902 - Unknown
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Gladys E Smith
1909 - Unknown
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Doris W Smith
1912 - Unknown
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Florence Mabel Smith
1906 - 2005
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Marjorie Eliza Smith
1906 - Unknown
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Dorothy Smith
1913 - Unknown
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Emily Smith
1905 - Unknown
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Margarey Smith
1906 - Unknown

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