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James Carson Smyth

Birth24 May 1844 - Rasharkin, Antrim, Northern Ireland
Death12 Feb 1914 - Regent Street Elsternwick, Victoria, Australia
MotherSusan Carson
FatherRobert SMYTH

Born in Rasharkin, Antrim, Northern Ireland on 24 May 1844 to Robert SMYTH and Susan Carson. James Carson Smyth married Sarah Hannah Perks and had 8 children. He passed away on 12 Feb 1914 in Regent Street Elsternwick, Victoria, Australia.

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Robert Smyth
1805 - Unknown
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Susan Carson
1809 - 1895
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Sarah Hannah Perks
1844 - 1900
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Fanny Buttle Lawson
1865 - 1952
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Mary Agnes Smyth
1871 - 1926
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Susan Carson Smyth
1869 - 1951
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James Stewart Smyth
1883 - 1957
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Walter Henry Smyth
1878 - 1938
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Annie Elizabeth Smyth
1880 - 1883
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Charles Stewart Smyth
1877 - 1877
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John Robert (Jack) Smyth
1873 - 1938
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Frank Crawford Smyth
1886 - 1970

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