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Sydney Smith

Birth09 Mar 1854 - Sidbury, Eastern Cape, South Africa
Death5 Mar 1928 - Swindon, Wiltshire, England
MotherElizabeth Cannon
FatherJohn Francis Smith

Born in Sidbury, Eastern Cape, South Africa on 09 Mar 1854 to John Francis Smith and Elizabeth Cannon. Sydney Smith married Emma Margaret LONG and had 13 children. He passed away on 5 Mar 1928 in Swindon, Wiltshire, England.

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Parents
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John Francis Smith
1824 - 1865
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Elizabeth Cannon
1828 - 1899
Spouse(s)
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Emma Margaret Long
1861 - 1921
Children Show all
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James Long Smith
1883 - 1922
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John Francis Smith
1886 - 1960
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Mary Selina Smith
1894 - 1974
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Donald Victor Smith
1896 - 1900
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Minnie Smith
1884 - 1968
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Albert Bernard Smith
1898 - 1953
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George Allan Smith
1895 - 1971
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Raymond Smith
1900 - 1903
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Lynda Smith
1890 - 1969
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Sydney "Cooke" Smith
1889 - 1937
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Violet Emma Smith
1902 - 1982
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Douglas Rainsford Smith
1891 - 1956
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Gladys Penelope Smith
1888 - 1977

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