Stephen William Smith

Birth1 Jan 1837 - St George in the East, London, England

Death16 Apr 1892 - Fitzroy South, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

MotherSarah Tunks

FatherJohn William Smith

Born in St George in the East, London, England on 1 Jan 1837 to John William Smith and Sarah Tunks. Stephen William Smith married Annine Regine Benthine Schinkel and had 11 children. He passed away on 16 Apr 1892 in Fitzroy South, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

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Parents

John William Smith
1802 - 1852

Sarah Tunks
1796 - Unknown

Spouse(s)

Annine Regine Benthine Schinkel
1840 - 1916

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Gladstone Consort Disraeli Smith
1876 - 1944

Stephen Peter Smith
1863 - 1936

Hannah Eliza Regina Smith
1860 - 1936

Richard John Smith
1861 - 1938

Gordon Ernest Otto Smith
1879 - 1900

Louis Alfred Prince Smith
1868 - 1894

Oscar Victor Emanuel Smith
1865 - 1932

Albert Charles Smith
1880 - 1903

Henry William Rudoph Smith
1870 - 1936

Leopold Lennon Reynard Smith
1874 - 1902

Earl Victor Adolph Smith
1872 - 1940

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