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James Smith

BirthMarch 1834 - London, Middlesex, England
DeathApril 22, 1901 - Snoqualmie and Falls City, King, Washington, USA
MotherNot Available
FatherJames Smith

Born in London, Middlesex, England on March 1834 to James Smith. James Smith married Deborah Cartwright and had 12 children. He passed away on April 22, 1901 in Snoqualmie and Falls City, King, Washington, USA.

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Parents
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James Smith
1800 - Unknown
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Spouse(s)
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Deborah Cartwright
1831 - 1907
Children Show all
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William Eugene Smith
1863 - 1939
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Catherine E. Smith
1866 - 1956
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Emily M Smith
1867 - 1905
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Olive Eleanor Smith
1870 - Unknown
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Fred R Smith
1873 - 1916
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Alfred Francis Smith
1857 - Unknown
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Thomas W. Smith
1867 - 1926
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Florence Smith
1872 - 1906
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Louisa Deborah Smith
1858 - 1944
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Salena Jane Smith
1868 - 1947
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Annie Laycock Smith
1862 - 1927
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Helen W. Smith
1869 - 1880

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