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Merab SMITH

BirthDec 1856 - Newbury Marsh, Kingsclere, Hampshire, England
Death28/05/1938 - Kingsclere, Hampshire, England
MotherMaria Hunt
FatherRichard Smith

Born in Newbury Marsh, Kingsclere, Hampshire, England on Dec 1856 to Richard Smith and Maria Hunt. Merab SMITH married Joseph Smith and had 15 children. She passed away on 28/05/1938 in Kingsclere, Hampshire, England.

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Parents
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Richard Smith
1805 - 1892
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Maria Hunt
1821 - 1896
Spouse(s)
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Joseph Smith
1848 - 1934
Children Show all
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Ernest William Smith
1888 - 1962
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Agnes Jessie Maria Smith
1884 - Unknown
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Linda Annie Smith
1879 - Unknown
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Clarabella Smith
1876 - 1965
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Frances Smith
1889 - Unknown
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Wilfria Smith
1872 - Unknown
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Richard Smith
1881 - 1917
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Alice Elizabeth Smith
1877 - 1953
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Frederick Joseph Smith
1893 - 1994
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Violet Lilian Smith
1900 - Unknown
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Reginald Smith
1892 - Unknown
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Clarabella Smith
1876 - Unknown
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Alfred Gordon Smith
1892 - Unknown
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Edwin Smith
1889 - Unknown
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Joseph Leonard Smith
1872 - 1872

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