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John Smith

BirthAbt. 1805 - HANBURY, Staffordshire
Death1848 - Not Available
MotherAnn Tomlinson
FatherJohn Smith

Born in HANBURY, Staffordshire on Abt. 1805 to John Smith and Ann Tomlinson. John Smith married Catharine (Kate) Cooper and had 16 children. He passed away on 1848.

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Parents
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John Smith
Unknown - Unknown
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Ann Tomlinson
1787 - 1812
Spouse(s)
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Catharine (Kate) Cooper
1809 - 1871
Children Show all
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George Smith
1839 - 1898
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Charles Smith
1844 - Unknown
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Samuel Smith
1848 - Unknown
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James Smith
1842 - Unknown
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Mary Smith
1837 - 1905
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Thomas Smith
1831 - Unknown
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William Smith
1831 - Unknown
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William Smith
1835 - Unknown
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George Smith
1839 - 1898
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Ann Smith
1854 - Unknown
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John Smith
1828 - Unknown
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Annie Smith
1853 - Unknown
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Mary Smith
1836 - 1903
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Samuel Smith
1850 - 1916
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Thomas Smith
1835 - Unknown
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James Smith
1843 - Unknown

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