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Henry James Smith

Birth18 Apr 1848 - Hammonds Plains, Nova Scotia, Canada
Death15 jul 1922 - Dartmouth, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
MotherMary Ann Catherine Nolter
FatherJames William Smith

Born in Hammonds Plains, Nova Scotia, Canada on 18 Apr 1848 to James William Smith and Mary Ann Catherine Nolter. Henry James Smith married Sarah Louise Mason and had 8 children. He passed away on 15 jul 1922 in Dartmouth, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada.

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James William Smith
1824 - 1921
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Mary Ann Catherine Nolter
1825 - 1918
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Sarah Louise Mason
1851 - 1933
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Edith Matilda Smith
1892 - 1970
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Thomas Hedley Smith
1881 - 1957
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Rufus B Smith
1883 - 1911
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Isaac Clifford Smith
1889 - 1971
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Daniel Havelock Smith
1887 - 1970
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Libby Fulton Smith
1877 - 1956
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Violet Smith
1896 - Unknown
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Michael Wallace Smith
1879 - 1953

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