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Susannah Smith

Birth2 January 1845 - Woolwich St Mary Magdalene, England
Death1911 - Ware, Hertfordshire, United Kingdom
MotherMary Ann Busby
FatherWilliam Henry Smith

Born in Woolwich St Mary Magdalene, England on 2 January 1845 to William Henry Smith and Mary Ann Busby. Susannah Smith married James Smith and had 7 children. She passed away on 1911 in Ware, Hertfordshire, United Kingdom.

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William Henry Smith
1816 - 1887
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Mary Ann Busby
1823 - 1882
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James Smith
1846 - 1901
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Sidney Smith
1887 - Unknown
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Frank Smith
1890 - 1960
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Herbert Smith
1894 - Unknown
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William Blackman
1867 - Unknown
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Florence Smith
1882 - Unknown
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Rosa Smith
1880 - Unknown
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Henry Smith
1874 - 1948

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