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James Smith

Birthabt 1798 - Hatton, Middlesex, England
Death12 July 1871 - Hatton, Bedfont, Middlesex United Kingdom
MotherSarah Barrows
FatherJames Smith

Born in Hatton, Middlesex, England on abt 1798 to James Smith and Sarah Barrows. James Smith married Anne Wicks and had 14 children. He passed away on 12 July 1871 in Hatton, Bedfont, Middlesex United Kingdom.

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Parents
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James Smith
1775 - Unknown
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Sarah Barrows
1775 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Anne Wicks
1801 - 1881
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William Smith
1826 - 1907
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Elias Smith
1838 - 1898
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Mary Smith
1824 - 1911
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Alfred George Smith
1842 - 1917
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Matilda Smith
1845 - 1916
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Ann Smith
1833 - 1913
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Martha Sophia Smith
1835 - 1849
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James Smith
1821 - 1902
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Henry Smith
1829 - 1896
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Joseph Smith
1823 - 1826
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John Smith
1831 - 1893
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James Smith
1835 - 1867
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Hugh Smyth
1836 - Unknown
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Hugh George Smyth
1835 - 1917

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