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James Smith

Birth1831 - Layer Marney, Essex, England
DeathApril 1914 - Lewisham, London
MotherSarah Powter
FatherThomas Smith

Born in Layer Marney, Essex, England on 1831 to Thomas Smith and Sarah Powter. James Smith had 15 children. He passed away on April 1914 in Lewisham, London.

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Parents
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Thomas Smith
1787 - Unknown
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Sarah Powter
1796 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Caroline Sarah Smith
1880 - 1946
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Ted Smith
1871 - 1951
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Catherine Eliza Smith
1877 - 1971
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Arthur Smith
1875 - Unknown
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Annie Smith
1881 - Unknown
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Frederick Harry Smith
1867 - Unknown
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Alfred John Smith
1865 - 1920
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Frances Henrietta (Hetty) Smith
1862 - 1936
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William Thomas Smith
1857 - 1908
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James Smith
1860 - 1921
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Henry (Harry) Smith
1870 - Unknown
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Matilda Smith
1870 - Unknown
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Daniel Smith
1879 - Unknown
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Mary Smith
1880 - Unknown
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Samuel Smith
1872 - Unknown

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