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Martha Smith

Birth28 August 1865 - Alderney, Channel Islands
DeathAbt. 1956 - 67 St Lukes Rd Deritend, Birmingham, Warwickshire, England
MotherEmma Sarah Savage
FatherJoseph Smith

Born in Alderney, Channel Islands on 28 August 1865 to Joseph Smith and Emma Sarah Savage. Martha Smith married Charles Henry Fowler and had 5 children. She passed away on Abt. 1956 in 67 St Lukes Rd Deritend, Birmingham, Warwickshire, England.

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Parents
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Joseph Smith
1832 - 1889
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Emma Sarah Savage
1837 - 1924
Spouse(s)
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Charles Henry Fowler
1863 - 1898
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George Stanley Cotton
1881 - 1946
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Charles William Henry Fowler
1887 - 1937
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Sydney J Fowler
1887 - Unknown
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Arthur Ernest Fowler
1889 - 1968
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Winifred Martha Ada Fowler
1895 - 1962
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Roland Stanley Fowler
1897 - 1970

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