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Lillian May Smith

Birth4 Mar 1882 - Upper Nappan, Cumberland, Nova Scotia, Canada
DeathFebruary 1952 - Amherst, Nova Scotia - Buried Amherst cemetery
MotherAmelia Jane DAVIS SMITH
FatherAlexander Stuart SMITH

Born in Upper Nappan, Cumberland, Nova Scotia, Canada on 4 Mar 1882 to Alexander Stuart SMITH and Amelia Jane DAVIS SMITH. Lillian May Smith married Robert Clinton BACON and had 7 children. She passed away on February 1952 in Amherst, Nova Scotia - Buried Amherst cemetery.

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Parents
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Alexander Stuart Smith
1850 - 1927
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Amelia Jane Davis Smith
1853 - 1906
Spouse(s)
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Robert Clinton Bacon
1879 - 1948
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Wendell Smith Bacon
1910 - 1996
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Ralph Waldo Bacon
1913 - 1942
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Robert Leonard Bacon
1906 - 1995
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Roland Clinton Bacon
1904 - 1945
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Elsie Lillian Bacon
1916 - 1922
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Norman Albert Bacon
1918 - 1986
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Leona May Bacon
1922 - 2016

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