Descendancy for George Albert Smith: Family History of Ivan Hurst

George Albert Smith

1865 - 1940 (74 years)

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1 George Albert Smith ^[1] b. 17 Jul 1865 d. Mar 1940
- Dora Annie Marchant Kitcher b. 12 Jul 1871 d. Mar 1955
  - 2 Liberty Augustus Kitcher ^[1.1] b. 4 Jan 1890 d. Dec 1958
    - Annie Elizabeth Frampton b. 21 Jul 1891 d. Jan 1974
      - 3 Albert William George Liberty Kitcher ^[1.1.1] b. 16 Sep 1909 d. Jul 1993
      - 3 Dorothy Mabel Kitcher ^[1.1.2] b. 22 Jun 1917 d. Jan 2001
        
        + Arthur J Williams
      - 3 Alf Kitcher ^[1.1.3]
  - 2 Dorothy Annie Smith ^[1.2] b. April 1892 d. December 1895
  - 2 Albert George Smith ^[1.3] b. 30 Jul 1894 d. 26 Dec 1976
  - 2 Hilda May Smith ^[1.4] b. 5 Aug 1897 d. Dec 1987
  - 2 Sydney John Smith ^[1.5] b. Abt 1904

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