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John Smith

Birth1797 - Childswickham, Gloucestershire, England
Death21 May 1867 - Childswickham, Gloucestershire, England
MotherAnn Styles
FatherJohn SMITH

Born in Childswickham, Gloucestershire, England on 1797 to John SMITH and Ann Styles. John Smith married Martha Crump and had 15 children. He passed away on 21 May 1867 in Childswickham, Gloucestershire, England.

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Parents
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John Smith
1763 - 1843
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Ann Styles
Unknown - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Martha Crump
1809 - 1868
Children Show all
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Richard Smith
1835 - 1889
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Charles Smith
1848 - 1923
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Thomas Smith
1840 - Unknown
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Martin Smith
1844 - 1928
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Herbert Smith
1850 - 1911
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Ann Smith
1838 - Unknown
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William Smith
1836 - 1923
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Martha Smith
1834 - 1902
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Joseph Smith
1847 - 1861
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Elizabeth Smith
1851 - 1871
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George Smith
1849 - 1871
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Thomas Smith
1837 - 1837
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Elizabeth Smith
1843 - 1847
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John Smith
1832 - 1851
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Mary Smith
1838 - 1850

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