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James Wildsmith

Birthabt 1854 - Sheffield, Yorkshire, England
Death1904 - Ecclesall Bierlow District, Yorkshire, England
MotherAmelia Staniforth Roebuck
FatherJonathan Wildsmith

Born in Sheffield, Yorkshire, England on abt 1854 to Jonathan Wildsmith and Amelia Staniforth Roebuck. James Wildsmith married Mary Atkin and had 9 children. He passed away on 1904 in Ecclesall Bierlow District, Yorkshire, England.

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Jonathan Wildsmith
1827 - 1890
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Amelia Staniforth Roebuck
1828 - 1905
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Mary Atkin
1858 - 1938
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William Wildsmith
1878 - Unknown
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James Wildsmith
1880 - Unknown
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Benjamin Wildsmith
1881 - 1919
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Ada Wildsmith
1882 - Unknown
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Ernest Wildsmith
1887 - Unknown
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Stanley Wildsmith
1897 - 1933
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Jonathan Wildsmith
1885 - Unknown
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Mary Ann Wildsmith
1899 - Unknown
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Albert Wildsmith
1893 - 1957

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