John Walter Smith

Birth3 November 1848 - Bobundara Creek Station Monaro, NSW

Death6 Mar 1913 - Narrandera, New South Wales

MotherFrances Keogh

FatherJohn (Convict) Smith

Born in Bobundara Creek Station Monaro, NSW on 3 November 1848 to John (Convict) Smith and Frances Keogh. John Walter Smith married Ellen Augusta Brennan and had 15 children. He passed away on 6 Mar 1913 in Narrandera, New South Wales.

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Parents

John (Convict) Smith
1815 - 1891

Frances Keogh
1829 - 1914

Spouse(s)

Ellen Augusta Brennan
1852 - 1937

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John Smith
1874 - 1945

Ernest Edward Smith
1885 - 1944

Emily Isabel Smith
1887 - 1980

Ellen Smith
1892 - 1978

Albert Herbert Smith
1896 - 1919

Mary Elleanor Smith
1889 - 1931

Jane Elizabeth Smith
1874 - 1952

William Smith
1879 - 1964

Amos Alexander Smith
1876 - 1898

Alice Margaret Smith
1881 - 1916

Francis (Frank) Smith
1884 - 1937

Frank James Smith
1883 - 1960

Lynda Smith
Unknown - Unknown

Ellen Smith
1892 - 1937

Edward Smith
1868 - 1868

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