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John Smith

Birth25 Oct 1863 - Stanley, Tasmania, Australia
Death20 Oct 1942 - Wynyard, Tasmania, Australia
MotherElizabeth Williams
FatherJohn Smith

Born in Stanley, Tasmania, Australia on 25 Oct 1863 to John Smith and Elizabeth Williams. John Smith married Lucy Amelia Wells and had 12 children. He passed away on 20 Oct 1942 in Wynyard, Tasmania, Australia.

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Parents
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John Smith
1838 - 1916
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Elizabeth Williams
1845 - 1873
Spouse(s)
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Lucy Amelia Wells
1868 - 1941
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Jane Anna Winwood
1860 - 1939
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Vera Louisa Smith
1897 - 1954
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Ethel Lucy Smith
1895 - 1976
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Kyra Belle Smith
1901 - 1959
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George Thomas Smith
1909 - 1979
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Annie Elvira Smith
1899 - 1965
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Charlotte Beatrice Smith
1909 - 1956
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Henry Joseph (Ben) Smith
1904 - 1966
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John Lindon Smith
1906 - 1911
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Mark Eli Smith
1891 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Isabella Smith
1890 - 1975
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Samuel William Smith
1902 - 1981
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Victor John Smith
1893 - 1974

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