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James Smith

Birthabt 1828 - Walkden, Worsley, Lancashire, England
Deathbefore 2 July 1907 - 222, Manchester Road, Walkden, Worsley, Lancashire, England
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Born in Walkden, Worsley, Lancashire, England on abt 1828. James Smith married Elizabeth Rushton and had 13 children. He passed away on before 2 July 1907 in 222, Manchester Road, Walkden, Worsley, Lancashire, England.

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Elizabeth Rushton
1832 - 1921
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Elizabeth Ann Smith
1859 - Unknown
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Faith Smith
1863 - 1892
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James Smith
1867 - 1947
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Walter Harold Smith
1871 - Unknown
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Frederick Smith
1857 - Unknown
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Sarah Alice Smith
1869 - Unknown
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Edmund Smith
1861 - Unknown
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John Smith
1850 - Unknown
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Mary Jane Smith
1853 - Unknown
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Annie P Smith
1865 - Unknown
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Peter Smith
1849 - 1849
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Arthur Smith
1873 - Unknown
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Sarah Jane Smith
1868 - Unknown

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