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Sarah Smith

Birth12 Feb 1815 - Clothall, Hertfordshire, England
DeathJuly 1895 - Hitchin, Hertfordshire
MotherAnn Matthews
FatherJames Smith

Born in Clothall, Hertfordshire, England on 12 Feb 1815 to James Smith and Ann Matthews. Sarah Smith married Samuel Long and had 11 children. She passed away on July 1895 in Hitchin, Hertfordshire.

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Parents
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James Smith
1780 - 1857
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Ann Matthews
1784 - 1858
Spouse(s)
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Samuel Long
1812 - 1889
Children Show all
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Elizabeth 'Betsy' Long
1852 - 1912
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Lucy Long
1840 - Unknown
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Ann Long
1838 - 1866
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Maria Long
1842 - Unknown
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Joseph Long
1850 - Unknown
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Martha Mary Long
1857 - Unknown
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Harriet Long
1836 - 1908
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Robert Long
1855 - Unknown
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Emma Long
1844 - Unknown
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John Long
1848 - Unknown
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Mary Long
1834 - 1923

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