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William A Smith

Birth1821 - Wymondham, Norfolk, England
Death15 Jan 1880 - 3 myrtle cottages, laurence road, Tottenham, Middlesex, England
MotherLucy Rudling
FatherSamuel Smith

Born in Wymondham, Norfolk, England on 1821 to Samuel Smith and Lucy Rudling. William A Smith married Mary Hazel and had 10 children. He passed away on 15 Jan 1880 in 3 myrtle cottages, laurence road, Tottenham, Middlesex, England.

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Samuel Smith
1796 - 1841
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Lucy Rudling
1798 - 1884
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Mary Hazel
1828 - Unknown
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Lucy Maria Hazel Smith
1861 - 1879
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Sarah Ann Callcott Smith
1860 - Unknown
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Horace R A Smith
1863 - 1919
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Ernest Hazell Barber Smith
1868 - 1912
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Fanny Louise Hazel Smith
1865 - 1891
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W S Smith
1849 - Unknown
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George John Callcott Smith
1853 - 1910
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Eleanor Smith
1846 - Unknown
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Mary A Smith
1843 - Unknown
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George C Smith
1859 - Unknown

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