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Robert J. Smith

Birth4 Apr 1837 - Lotbinière, Quebec, Canada
Death12 Dec 1907 - Waterville, Compton, Quebec, Canada
MotherMary Finley
FatherWilliam Lyle Smith

Born in Lotbinière, Quebec, Canada on 4 Apr 1837 to William Lyle Smith and Mary Finley. Robert J. Smith married Anne Jane Falloon and had 9 children. He passed away on 12 Dec 1907 in Waterville, Compton, Quebec, Canada.

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William Lyle Smith
1811 - 1879
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Mary Finley
1801 - 1865
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Anne Jane Falloon
1836 - 1907
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Mary Jane 'Jennie' Smith
1865 - 1928
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Edmund G Edward Smith
1869 - 1927
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Samuel (Son Of Robert & Ann Jane Falloon) Smith
1876 - 1947
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David Arthur Smith
1863 - 1944
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Thomas Smith
1874 - 1942
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Mathilda May Smith
1878 - 1929
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William J. Smith
1861 - 1944
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Sarah Anne Smith
1867 - 1877
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Robert J. (Son Of Robert &Amp; Ann Jane) Smith/smyth/smythe
1871 - 1943

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