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James Smith

Birth29 Nov 1897 - Fort Vermilion, Alberta, Canada
Death15 Oct 1978 - Peace River, Alberta, Canada
MotherFélicité Lizotte
FatherWilliam Robert Smith

Born in Fort Vermilion, Alberta, Canada on 29 Nov 1897 to William Robert Smith and Félicité Lizotte. James Smith married Florence Flett and had 9 children. He passed away on 15 Oct 1978 in Peace River, Alberta, Canada.

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Parents
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William Robert Smith
1862 - 1916
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Félicité Lizotte
1867 - 1954
Spouse(s)
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Florence Flett
1899 - 1991
Children Show all
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Edwin Albert Smith
1934 - 1985
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Ella Smith
Unknown - 1988
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Hilda Smith
Unknown - 1988
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Richard Smith
Unknown - 1988
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Roy Smith
1927 - 1998
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Ernest Smith
1926 - 1993
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Dorothy Smith
1923 - 2016
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Violet Smith
Unknown - 1985
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James Smith
1897 - 1978

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