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John Smith

Birth26 January 1851 - South Croxton, Leicestershire, England
Death23 May 1914 - Blaby, Leicestershire, England
MotherSarah Earl
FatherEdward Smith

Born in South Croxton, Leicestershire, England on 26 January 1851 to Edward Smith and Sarah Earl. John Smith married Sarah Eliza Knight and had 12 children. He passed away on 23 May 1914 in Blaby, Leicestershire, England.

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Parents
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Edward Smith
1821 - 1889
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Sarah Earl
1817 - 1875
Spouse(s)
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Sarah Eliza Knight
1849 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Mabel E Smith
1885 - 1965
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Elizabeth Ann Smith
1880 - 1946
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Charles Walter Smith
1882 - 1957
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Alfred Charles Smith
1890 - Unknown
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Sarah Jane Smith
1876 - 1948
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John Edward Smith
1878 - Unknown
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Arnold Henry Smith
1887 - Unknown
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Amos Ernest Smith
1889 - 1957
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George Sidney Smith
1893 - 1972
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Catherine Elizabeth A Smith
1871 - 1920
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Bertie Arthur Smith
1895 - Unknown
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Sarah Elizabeth Smith
1876 - Unknown

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