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James Smith

Birth1852 - Belchamp, Essex, England
DeathJanuary 1908 - Bermondsey, London, England
MotherElizabeth Martin
FatherJohn Smith

Born in Belchamp, Essex, England on 1852 to John Smith and Elizabeth Martin. James Smith had 15 children. He passed away on January 1908 in Bermondsey, London, England.

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Parents
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John Smith
1818 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Martin
1820 - 1889
Children Show all
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Daisy Beatrice Smith
1888 - 1977
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Lilian Smith
1886 - Unknown
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Victor A Smith
1898 - Unknown
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Louisa Blanche Smith
1891 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Hannah Smith
1881 - 1973
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James Samuel Smith
1889 - Unknown
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Grace Violet Smith
1893 - Unknown
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Arthur Joseph Smith
1895 - 1940
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Ethel May Smith
1885 - 1925
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Alice Maud Smith
1883 - 1908
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Charles Ellman Smith
1877 - 1944
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Henry George Smith
1879 - Unknown
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Albert Edward Reg Smith
1903 - Unknown
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Louisa Smith
1890 - Unknown
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Albert Edward (Bob) Smith
1902 - 1966

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