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John Smith

Birthabt 1870 - Hanley Potteries, Shropshire, England
DeathMar 1927 - Huddersfield, Yorkshire West Riding, England
MotherCatherine pitchford
FatherENOCH SMITH

Born in Hanley Potteries, Shropshire, England on abt 1870 to ENOCH SMITH and Catherine pitchford. John Smith married Caroline Owen and had 10 children. He passed away on Mar 1927 in Huddersfield, Yorkshire West Riding, England.

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Parents
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Enoch Smith
1833 - 1904
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Catherine Pitchford
1833 - 1912
Spouse(s)
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Caroline Owen
1871 - 1940
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Jemima Smith
1897 - 1923
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Ivy Smith
1906 - 1973
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Albert Smith
1901 - 1981
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Lewis Smith
1909 - 1990
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Tom Smith
1903 - 1926
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Enoch Smith
1907 - 1979
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Annie Smith
1893 - Unknown
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George Smith
1896 - 1990
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John Smith
1892 - 1959
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Edward Smith
1913 - 1983

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