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John Smith

Birthabt 1822 - Battle, Sussex, England
DeathNot Available - Not Available
MotherSarah
FatherWilliam Smith

Born in Battle, Sussex, England on abt 1822 to William Smith and Sarah. John Smith married Ann Smith and had 17 children.

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Parents
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William Smith
1787 - Unknown
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Sarah
1788 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Ann Smith
1821 - Unknown
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Hannah Smith
1843 - Unknown
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William Smith
1860 - Unknown
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Thomas Smith
1844 - Unknown
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Alfred Smith
1848 - Unknown
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George Smith
1854 - Unknown
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Sarah Ann Smith
1835 - Unknown
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Margaret Smith
1858 - Unknown
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Henry Smith
1856 - Unknown
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Emily (Amelia) Smith
1852 - 1899
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Jane Smith
1850 - Unknown
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Emily Smith
1852 - Unknown
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Ellen Smith
1863 - Unknown
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Mary Jane Smith
1838 - 1916
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Ellen Smith
1862 - Unknown
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Sarah Ann Smith
1845 - 1900
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William Smith
1860 - 1909
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Mary Jane Smith
1849 - Unknown

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