Clarke Family Tree » Laura Jemima Smith (± 1871-± 1916)

Personal data Laura Jemima Smith 


Household of Laura Jemima Smith

She is married to Amos Henry Buttsworth.

They got married about 1900 at Windsor, NSW, AU.

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Laura Jemima Smith

Laura Jemima Smith
± 1871-± 1916

± 1900

Amos Henry Buttsworth
± 1871-± 1940


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