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     Mary Smith was christened on 17 October 1730 at Normanton, Yorkshire. She was the daughter of John Smith and Anne Hodgson.

     Mary Smith was born before 1685.
     Mary Smith married Peter Stanser, son of Blyth Patriarch Stanser, on 1 April 1703 at Blyth, Nottinghamshire. Peter Stanson & Mary Smith. A Liny Stansil was buried at Blyth 15 Oct 1701, daughter of Anne.
     Mary died before 1 March 1705 at Blyth, NTT. She was buried on 1 March 1705 at Blyth. Mary, wife of Peter Stanser.

     Mary Smith was born circa 1826 at Framlingham, Suffolk.
     Mary Smith married Thomas Sutton, son of John Sutton and Mary (?), on 16 March 1849 at Combs, Suffolk.

     Mary Elizabeth Smith was born on 16 December 1864. She was the daughter of Henry Smith and Mary Caroline Bellamy.

     Maud Cecilia Smith was born in 1883 at Paterson, New South Wales.

     
     May Smith and Arthur Stancer's marriage was registered in the quarter ending June 1926 at Sheffield RD, Yorkshire.

     
     Mercy Smith married John Gibbs in June 1798 at Purnea, India.

     Nina Marion Smith was born in 1881 at Paterson, New South Wales.

     
     Peter Smith married Rebecca Rich, daughter of Capt William Rich, on 23 December 1664 at Mirfield, Yorkshire.

     Reginald Smith was born in 1878 at Paterson, New South Wales.

     Robert Smith was the son of Thomas Smith and Mary Unknown (Smith).

     
     Robert Smith married Mary Dykes on 5 November 1834 at Buxhall, Suffolk.

     Samuel was a grocer, at York.
     Of York, gentleman. He was a leading nonconformist in the City. His grandson Samuel and great grandson Samuel were each Lord Mayor twice.. He was born say 1665 at Yorkshire, England.
     Samuel Smith married Margaret Frankland, daughter of Rev Richard Frankland and Elizabeth Sanderson, on 19 June 1701. Mr Samuel Smith of York & Mtris Margaret frankland of Rawthmel marryed June 1701..
     Samuel died in 1732.

     Sarah Smith was born in 1762.
     Sarah Smith and Robert Mackglew obtained a marriage licence on 30 April 1796 at London.
     Sarah Smith married Robert Mackglew, son of Daniel Mackglew and Jane Pearson, on 5 May 1796 at St Michael, Cornhill, London. Married by licence. He was a bachelor of St Botolph Bishopsgate. She became the mother of Sarah Mackglew on 22 May 1796 by Robert Mackglew at London. The birth was registered at the Protestant Dissenters Registry.
     Sarah died before 31 October 1797 at St John, Spitalfields, London. She was buried on 31 October 1797 at Bunhill Fields Burial Ground, London.

     Sarah Smith was born before January 1692. She was the daughter of John Smith and Priscilla Silvester.
     Mrs Sarah Smith and Mrs Hannah Smith are mentioned on a tablet in Wakefield church, in a long list of contributors towards repairing the vicarage house there in 1769, when they each subscribed five guineas.
     Sarah Smith made a will dated 26 September 1772. ... and also I give to my niece Miss Ann Denton the sume thirty pounds upon trust that she shall and do at her own costs and charges, as soon as conveniently may be after the end of a calendar months next after my decease, lay out the same in the purchase of freehold lands, tenements, hereditaments, in the W Riding of Yorkshire and convey and settle ... unto the schoolmaster for the time being of the school lately built by my late brother John Smith, Esquire, deceased, situate... in Greenside for ever ... The will also names her nephews John Sylvester Smith of Newland, William Serjeantson of Wakefield, esq. and William Smith of Methley; her nieces Miss Mary Serjeantson, Miss Sarah Smith, Mary Torr, wife of Nicholas Torr of Pontefract, Alice Trant of Himsworth, Sarah Brown of Sheffield, Catharine wife of Allen Johnson of Wakefield, Elizabeth wife of Robert Steer of Sandtoft, co. Lincoln, Mary & Elizabeth Denton of Wakefield and Elizabeth Halliday. To the charity school of Wakefield 20 pounds, to the York County Hospital 20 pounds, etc. etc.
     Sarah died on 8 January 1775 at Wakefield, Yorkshire. She was buried on 11 January 1775 at Wakefield. With Priscilla Smith & Frances Serjeantson the iron plate memorial states in the quire of the cathedral: Sacred to the memory of Mrs Sarah Smith who died January 8 MCDDLXXV [1775]. A gentlewoman who's piety was unaffected who's bounty was extensive, who's benevolence was universal and who's example was highly worthy of imitation.

     Sarah Smith was christened on 22 July 1733 at Normanton, Yorkshire. She was the daughter of John Smith and Anne Hodgson.

     
     Sarah died in 1871 at Belvoir, Victoria. She was born in 1871 at Belvoir, Victoria. She was the daughter of Edward Smith and Mary Ann Weston.

     Sidney Cecil Smith was born in 1883 at Paterson, New South Wales.

     Silina Smith was born in 1873 at Paterson, New South Wales.

     Stephen Smith was born circa 1785.
     Stephen Smith married Mary Welham on 1 October 1820 at Wattisham, Suffolk. They were both widowed.

      Susan Smith was also known as Susanna in some records. She was born circa 1760 at Suffolk.
     Susan Smith married Charles Bland, son of Charles Bland and Mary Calvert, on 28 September 1797 at St Mary, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk.
     Susan died before 12 July 1807 at Lawshall, Suffolk. She was buried on 12 July 1807 at All Saints, Lawshall. Susanna Bland, aged 47, wife of Charles, late Smith, spinster.

     Susan E Smith was born in 1892 at Paterson, New South Wales.

     Sydney William Harry Smith was born on 9 June 1992 at Belleville, Ontario, Canada.

     
     Thassaly Smith married Sydney MacKenzie Dempster, son of Richard Alfred Dempster and Louisa MacKenzie, in 1908 at Sydney, New South Wales.
     Thassaly died in 1941 at Mayfield, New South Wales.

     
     Thomas Smith married Mary Unknown (Smith).

     Thomas Smith was the son of Thomas Smith and Mary Unknown (Smith).

     Thomas Smith was the son of John Smith.

     Thomas Arthur Smith was born in 1885 at Corryong, Victoria. He was the son of Edward Smith and Mary Ann Weston. Ann Maria Smith, Henry James Smith, Albert Edward Smith, Thomas Arthur Smith and Alfred George Smith was described as a living child of Mary Ann Weston, aged at various ages ; of inflammation of the lungs.