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john smith

Birth1844 - misson nottinghamshire
DeathApr 1930 - Basford, Nottinghamshire, England
MotherAnn KEETLEY
FatherWilliam Smith

Born in misson nottinghamshire on 1844 to William Smith and Ann KEETLEY. john smith married Mary Loveday and had 15 children. He passed away on Apr 1930 in Basford, Nottinghamshire, England.

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Parents
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William Smith
1822 - 1887
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Ann Keetley
1822 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Mary Loveday
1843 - 1924
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Mary Smith
1844 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Ada Smith
1867 - Unknown
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Emily Loveday Smith
1871 - Unknown
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William Loveday Smith
1869 - Unknown
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Herbert Loveday Smith
1875 - Unknown
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Gertrude Loveday Smith
1885 - Unknown
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Alice Loveday Smith
1886 - Unknown
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Herbert S. Loveday
1879 - Unknown
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Adela Loveday Smith
1876 - Unknown
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Herbert Smith
1879 - 1967
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Gertrude Smith
1884 - Unknown
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Ethel Loveday Smith
1882 - Unknown
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Ellen S. Loveday
1873 - Unknown
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Minnie Smith
1880 - Unknown
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Arthur Smith
1878 - Unknown
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Ada Smith
1874 - 1895

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