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Name at death | Maria Smith | ||||||
Age at Death | 68 | ||||||
Burial Date | 09 May 1877 | ||||||
Abode |
Newbury |
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Official at Burial | The Rev'd. W J Henham, Curate. | ||||||
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The articles below contain information about Maria Smith.
Maria Smith was born in 1809 and died 4 May 1877.
Her husband was Charles Smith and her marriage 31st of March 1834 in Bristol. She and Charles lived at Saint Mary's hill newbury. He was a grocer and confectioner and general dealer
Author: F Bale
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