Family Group Sheet for Tom Ronald Percival Smith / Edith Annie Bartlett (F2714) m. 7 Jan 1939 : Family History of Ivan Hurst

Family: Tom Ronald Percival Smith / Edith Annie Bartlett (F2714)

m. 7 Jan 1939

Family Information

Male
Tom Ronald Percival Smith

Birth	21 Jan 1917	6 Bennett Road, Bournemouth, Hampshire, England
Death	18 Jun 1998	Tollhouse Close, Chichester, Sussex, England
Burial
Marriage	7 Jan 1939	St Andrews, Bournemouth, Hampshire, England
Father	Sidney Augustus Smith \| F2715 Group Sheet
Mother	Ellen (Nellie ) Miller \| F2715 Group Sheet

Female
Edith Annie Bartlett

Birth	9 Dec 1913	Dorchester, Dorset, England
Death	03 September 2000	Chichester, West Sussex, England
Burial
Father	Edward George Bartlett 2** \| F480 Group Sheet
Mother	Ellen Jane Male 1** \| F480 Group Sheet

Male
John A Smith

Birth	Sep 1939	48 Fairholme Road, Ashford, Middlesex, England
Death	1939	Middlesex, England
Burial

Female
Ellen Smith

Birth
Death
Burial
Spouse	Richard H Hotston \| F3044
Marriage

Female
Mary Jane F Smith

Birth	23 Apr 1953	St Johns West Street, Midhurst, Sussex, England
Death	20 Apr 1973	Cottage Hospital, Midhurst, Sussex, England
Burial
Spouse	Ian J Turner \| F2829
Marriage

Male
Tom Smith

Birth
Death
Burial
Spouse	Edith Annie Bartlett \| F1935
Marriage

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