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William Smith

Birth1 Jan 1790 - Halesowen Worcestershire England
Death1 Jan 1856 - Benevolent Asylum Sydney NSW Australia
MotherAnn (MILWARD) WARD
FatherThomas SMITH

Born in Halesowen Worcestershire England on 1 Jan 1790 to Thomas SMITH and Ann (MILWARD) WARD. William Smith married MARY GREGORY and had 9 children. He passed away on 1 Jan 1856 in Benevolent Asylum Sydney NSW Australia.

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Parents
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Thomas Smith
1764 - 1839
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Ann (Milward) Ward
1759 - 1829
Spouse(s)
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Mary Gregory
1813 - 1887
Children Show all
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Rosetta Ryan Callor
1841 - 1929
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Isabella Wakefield Smith
1856 - 1932
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Catherine Smith
1845 - 1902
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John Smith
1843 - 1895
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James Smith
1848 - 1894
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Thomas Smith
1835 - 1836
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William Smith
1837 - 1851
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Mary Ann Smith
1851 - 1851
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John Smith
1836 - 1931

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