John George Smith

Birth10 Oct 1819 - Saint Mary's, Newington, Surrey, England

Death21 Oct 1894 - 34 Kerr Street, Fitzroy, Victoria VIC BDM Death Ref: 13098/1894

MotherMartha Carew

FatherCharles Smith

Born in Saint Mary's, Newington, Surrey, England on 10 Oct 1819 to Charles Smith and Martha Carew. John George Smith married Mary Ann TROTMAN and had 15 children. He passed away on 21 Oct 1894 in 34 Kerr Street, Fitzroy, Victoria VIC BDM Death Ref: 13098/1894.

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Parents

Charles Smith
1796 - 1838

Martha Carew
1790 - 1844

Spouse(s)

Mary Ann Trotman
1829 - 1902

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William George Smith
1848 - 1921

John Henry Smith
1850 - 1889

Augustus (Gus) Smith
1861 - 1931

Edmund Smith
1870 - 1948

Charles Thomas Smith
1849 - 1922

Edward Alfred Smith
1852 - 1853

Arthur Smith
1863 - 1942

Richard Benjamin Smith
1856 - 1916

Elizabeth Ann Smith
1865 - 1926

Frederick James Smith
1854 - 1934

Mary Matilda Smith (Alder)
1860 - 1931

Thomas Trottman-smith
1867 - 1946

John George Daniel Smith
1858 - 1918

Henry Smith
1855 - 1926

John Smith
1851 - 1925

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