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John Smith

BirthAbt. 1850 - Torquay, Devon, England
DeathDec 1929 - London Diocese, London, England
MotherMary Pitt Cooksley
FatherJohn Smith

Born in Torquay, Devon, England on Abt. 1850 to John Smith and Mary Pitt Cooksley. John Smith married Lucretia Emily Bastin and had 13 children. He passed away on Dec 1929 in London Diocese, London, England.

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Parents
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John Smith
1814 - 1902
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Mary Pitt Cooksley
1818 - 1881
Spouse(s)
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Lucretia Emily Bastin
1860 - 1934
Children Show all
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Annie Eliza Smith
1879 - 1934
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Charles Henry Smith
1886 - 1946
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George Frederick Smith
1881 - Unknown
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Frank Harold Smith
1897 - 1984
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Bertie Smith
1891 - Unknown
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Emily Lucretia Smith
1889 - 1961
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Jack Buller Smith
1900 - Unknown
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Sydney John Smith
1887 - 1965
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Harry Smith
1896 - 1964
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Sydney John Smith
1888 - 1947
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Sidney John Smith
1888 - 1960
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Harry Smith
1896 - 1964
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Lilian Maud Smith
1902 - 1986

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