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William Hardidge Smith

Birth27 Feb 1883 - Andersons Creek, Victoria, Australia
Death14/07/1961 - Monto, Queensland, Australia
MotherRebecca Jane Millard Hardidge
FatherWilliam Henry Smith

Born in Andersons Creek, Victoria, Australia on 27 Feb 1883 to William Henry Smith and Rebecca Jane Millard Hardidge. William Hardidge Smith married Emily Tooley and had 8 children. He passed away on 14/07/1961 in Monto, Queensland, Australia.

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William Henry Smith
1849 - 1899
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Rebecca Jane Millard Hardidge
1853 - 1927
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Emily Tooley
1889 - 1956
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Ruby Mary Ann Smith
1909 - 1978
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Sylvia Ethel Smith
1907 - 2000
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Edith Emily Smith
1913 - 2005
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Henry William Smith
1915 - 1972
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Esther Jane Smith
1911 - 1994
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Alfred Herbert Leslie Smith
1920 - 1994
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Albert Ernest Smith
1917 - 1999
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Edward Burnett Hardidge Smith
1929 - 1999

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