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James Parson Smith

Birth21 July 1841 - St. Ippollitts
Death30 Dec 1920 - Hertfordshire, England
MotherAnn Crawley Turner
FatherWilliam smith

Born in St. Ippollitts on 21 July 1841 to William smith and Ann Crawley Turner. James Parson Smith married Mary Ann Ward/Scott/Smith and had 11 children. He passed away on 30 Dec 1920 in Hertfordshire, England.

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Parents
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William Smith
1811 - 1884
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Ann Crawley Turner
1810 - 1884
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Mary Ann Ward/scott/smith
1847 - 1905
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Frances Ada Smith
1877 - 1956
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Clara Wilshire Smith
1866 - Unknown
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Beartrice Annie Smith
1875 - 1959
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Daniel Oswald Smith
1869 - 1954
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Julia Mary Smith
1886 - 1976
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Lucy Smith
1890 - Unknown
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Archibald Ward Smith
1884 - 1964
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Edwin Martin Smith
1880 - 1922
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James William Smith
1873 - 1953
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Percy Christopher Smith
1890 - 1979
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Bertie Louis Smith
1882 - 1935

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