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James Smith⭐

Birth1859 - Wandsworth, Surrey, England
Death1924 - Not Available
MotherEMMA STUBLEY
FatherEDMUND SMITH

Born in Wandsworth, Surrey, England on 1859 to EDMUND SMITH and EMMA STUBLEY. James Smith⭐ married Mary Ann Halsey(3rdcousin2xremoved) and had 10 children. He passed away on 1924.

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Parents
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Edmund Smith
1808 - 1880
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Emma Stubley
1819 - 1885
Spouse(s)
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Mary Ann Halsey(3rdcousin2xremoved)
1866 - Unknown
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Elllen Smith
1895 - 1945
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Jessie Smith
1893 - 1956
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Ernest Mark Smith (Smythe)(4thcousin1xremoved)
1903 - 1974
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Minnie Smith
1884 - 1962
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Ethel Agnes M Smith
1897 - 1968
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James Edmund Smith(4thcousin1xremoved)
1887 - Unknown
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Annie Smith
1899 - Unknown
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Lily Rose Smith (Smythe)(4thcousin1xremoved)
1903 - Unknown
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Florence Mary Smith(4thcousin1xremoved)
1890 - 1970
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Maud Emma Minnie Henwood Smith
1883 - Unknown

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