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James Smith

Birth1 Feb 1845 - 19, Marigold Court, Bermondsey, Surrey, England
DeathAug 1918 - 857
MotherAnn Elizabeth Pelham
FatherWilliam Smith

Born in 19, Marigold Court, Bermondsey, Surrey, England on 1 Feb 1845 to William Smith and Ann Elizabeth Pelham. James Smith married Emily J.C. Smith and had 12 children. He passed away on Aug 1918 in 857.

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Parents
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William Smith
1808 - 1893
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Ann Elizabeth Pelham
1803 - 1878
Spouse(s)
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Emily J.c. Smith
1850 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Charles Thomas Smith
1873 - Unknown
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Ernest Stanley Smith
1890 - Unknown
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Albert Smith
1881 - 1959
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Walter Sidney Smith
1888 - 1977
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George Frederick Smith
1882 - Unknown
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Emily M.e. Smith
1872 - Unknown
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Alfred Benjamin Smith
1884 - Unknown
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Ada Alice Smith
1886 - 1961
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James William Smith
1870 - Unknown
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Arthur Henry Smith
1876 - 1927
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Mary Ann Carter Smith
1878 - Unknown
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Samuel John Smith
1879 - Unknown

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