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Rachell Smith

Birth1787 - Bap. Henley 2nd Jan 1788
Death09 Mar 1831 - Henley on Thames. Bur. St Mary's
MotherAnn Taylor
FatherJohn Smith

Born in Bap. Henley 2nd Jan 1788 on 1787 to John Smith and Ann Taylor. Rachell Smith married John Pratt and had 11 children. She passed away on 09 Mar 1831 in Henley on Thames. Bur. St Mary's.

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Parents
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John Smith
1758 - Unknown
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Ann Taylor
1758 - 1809
Spouse(s)
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John Pratt
1779 - 1862
Children Show all
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Rachael Pratt
1826 - Unknown
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John Pratt
1808 - Unknown
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Charlotte Pratt
1815 - Unknown
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George Pratt
1821 - Unknown
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John Pratt
1819 - Unknown
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Martha Pratt
1810 - Unknown
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Henry Pratt
1823 - Unknown
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Eliza Pratt
1828 - 1911
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Mary Ann Pratt
1812 - Unknown
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Richard Pratt
1807 - Unknown
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Sarah Pratt
1831 - Unknown

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