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Gideon Smith

Birth07 Dec 1841 - Hant's Harbour, Newfoundland, Canada
Death12 Jan 1920 - Elliott's Cove, Newfondland, Canada
MotherMartha Tilley
FatherThomas Smith Sr.

Born in Hant's Harbour, Newfoundland, Canada on 07 Dec 1841 to Thomas Smith Sr. and Martha Tilley. Gideon Smith married Hannah Ivany and had 11 children. He passed away on 12 Jan 1920 in Elliott's Cove, Newfondland, Canada.

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Parents
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Thomas Smith Sr.
1805 - 1884
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Martha Tilley
1808 - 1887
Spouse(s)
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Hannah Ivany
1846 - 1889
Children Show all
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Emily Jane Smith
1877 - Unknown
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John Thomas Smith
1882 - 1942
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Olivia Smith
1877 - Unknown
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William Ivany Smith
1884 - 1902
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Hannah Beatrice Story Smith
1897 - 1908
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Margaret Smith
1894 - 1976
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Nellie D Smith
1892 - Unknown
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Louis Davie Smith
1887 - Unknown
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Florence Elizabeth Smith
1890 - 1900
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Mary Smith
Unknown - Unknown
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Tobias Smith
1872 - 1945

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