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Julia Ann Smith

Birth1812 - Cumberland County, Nova Scotia, Canada
Death29 JUN 1849 - River Philip, Cumberland County, Nova Scotia, Canada
MotherJane Oulton 3ggmather
FatherThomas Benjamin Smith 3ggfather

Born in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia, Canada on 1812 to Thomas Benjamin Smith 3ggfather and Jane Oulton 3ggmather. Julia Ann Smith married Edward Baker Oxley and had 5 children. She passed away on 29 JUN 1849 in River Philip, Cumberland County, Nova Scotia, Canada.

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Parents
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Thomas Benjamin Smith 3Ggfather
1787 - 1875
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Jane Oulton 3Ggmather
1787 - 1868
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Edward Baker Oxley
1808 - Unknown
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Edward Oxley
1805 - Unknown
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Rufus Oulton Oxley
1843 - Unknown
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Benjamin Mortimer Oxley
1839 - 1868
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Norman Frederick Oxley
1848 - 1848
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Anne Jane Oxley (Dimock)
1843 - 1922
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Clara Mariah Oxley (Gilroy)
1845 - 1938

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