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     Timothy Smith was born in 1757 Timothy was the son of Charles Smith, citizen and stationer. He was apprenticed to John Scollough of the Tallow Chandlers' Company on 08 December 1772. For more information about this family see http://pages.quicksilver.net.nz/jcr/~elizabeth1.html.
     Timothy Smith married secondly Elizabeth Dempster on 24 June 1812 at St John, Clerkenwell, London. Timothy Smith widower of this parish and Elizabeth Robertson of Mitcham in the county of Surrey, widow, were married in this church by licence 24 June 1812. Both signed, in the presence of Elizabeth Dempster & John Hinds.
     Timothy Smith made a will dated March 1814 at 'White House', Mitcham, Surrey. In the name of God, amen, this is the last will and testament of me, Timothy Smith, of White House, Upper Mitcham in the County of Surrey, who am of sound mind and memory blessed by God for it.
First I commend my body to the earth to be decently and frugally intered.
I direct that all my just debts, funeral expenses and the expense of proving this my will be first paid and satisfied.
I give and bequeath all my freehold and leasehold messuages and tenements, plate, household furniture, goods, chattels, estate and effects whatsoever and wheresoever I have or may be entitled to unto my dear wife, Elizabeth Smith, and my dear brother, Isaac Smith of Clapham in the County of Surrey, esquire upon trust that as soon after my decease as conveniently may be to sell and dispose thereof except such plate, furniture, china that my said wife shall choose to keep for her own use.
The monies arising from such sale to be applied and disposed of in the purchase of an annuity for the benefit of my said dear wife for the term of her natural life for her own use and benefit exclusively and not to be subject to the Cxxx or liable to the debts of any future husband she may hereafter marry.
I also give unto my said wife all the dividends and interest arising from my share in the English stock of the Company of Stationers of the City of London and in the case of the death of my said wife or her marrying I direct that the money arising and to be received from the said Company be given unto James Dempster Robertson, my dear wife’s son
I also appoint my said wife and my said brother, Isaac Smith, executrix and executor of this my will hereby revoking any will heretofore made by me and do declare this to be my last will and testament. In witness thereof, I the said Timothy Smith, I have set my hand and seal this day of March in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fourteen. Timy Smith SS Signed, sealed and declared and published as and for his last will and testament in the presence of us who at his request and his presence have subscribed our names as witnesses thereto. # William Collins # William Armstrong # Henry Wheeler.
     Timothy died in 1817 at Mitcham, Surrey.
     His will was proved on 24 January 1818.

     Two children Smith was born at Kirkmichael, Banffshire, Scotland. The following may be the two of the six children mentioned in 1824, but the mother's name is Betty rather than Janet and the first child would be pre-nuptial.
1815 - Elspet Smith, lawful daughter to William Smith, Heather Cutter by Betty McPherson was baptised 12 July 1815 in presence of Jo Smith, Gaulrig and Elspet Smith, Batnafrave, sponsors by me.
     1823 - Jas Smith l.s. of Wm Smith Neither Cults by Betty McPherson was bapt 23 Feb 1823 ipo Peter Gordon Foordmouth and Elspet Smith Balnafrave, sponsors. He was the son of William Smith and Janet or Elisabeth (Betty) MacPherson.
     Two children Smith appeared on the on 20 April 1824 census at Nether Cults, Kirkmichael, Banffshire.

     
     Unknown Smith married Jean Tindal, daughter of Thomas Tindal and Catherine Ross. Unknown Smith was born circa 1810.

     Unknown was a surveyor.
     Unknown Smith married Mary Ann Buchanan, daughter of John Campbell Buchanan and Mary Cavanagh.

     
     Unknown Smith married Alice Bowker, daughter of Unknown Bowker and Margaret Unknown.

     William was a farmer at Nether Cults, Kirkmichael, Banffshire. He was born before 1795 at Kirkmichael, Banffshire. William was present at Agnes or Anne MacPherson or Smith's christening on 11 May 1811 at Kirkmichael, Banffshire, Scotland.
     William Smith married Janet or Elisabeth (Betty) MacPherson on 12 July 1815 at Cults, Kirkmichael, Banffshire. William Smith, farmer in North Cults lawful son to James Smith late farmer there was married to Betty or Elizabeth McPherson lawful daugahater of ---- [arosj pf Abernethy in presence of John Smith farmer, Gauilrigh and Donald Grant farmer in Delnabo this twelth day of July 1815 by me....
     William Smith and Janet or Elisabeth (Betty) MacPherson appeared on the in 1828 census at Kirkmichael, Banffshire. William Smith, Protestant.

     
     William Smith married Selina Ruby, daughter of Richard Henry Ruby and Mary Ann Monk.

     
     William Smith married Elizabeth Ryther on 18 May 1720 at St Paul's, Lincoln, Lincolnshire.

      William Smith was also known as William Smith in some records. He was born circa 1630?. He was the son of Thomas Smith and Mary Unknown (Smith).
     In Mary Smith's will dated 28 January 1679/80 at Mortomley, Ecclesfield,, William Smith was named as executor of the estate.
     William Smith lived at Mortomley, Ecclesfield, Yorkshire, 1680.

     William Smith was christened on 21 June 1738 at Normanton, Yorkshire. He was the son of John Smith and Anne Hodgson.
     William died on 2 October 1773 at Normanton, YKS, aged 35.

     William Smith was born before 5 February 1821 at Kirkmichael, Banffshire, Scotland. William Smith l.s. Wm Smith Neather Cults and of Janet McP was bap 5 Feb 1821 ipo John McPherson Balnakyle and Nelly Grant Balevlair, sponsors, RC.. He was the son of William Smith and Janet or Elisabeth (Betty) MacPherson.

     William Smith was born in 1868 at Paterson, New South Wales.

     William George Smith was born in 1882 at Corryong?, Victoria. He was the son of Edward Smith and Mary Ann Weston.
     William died in 1883 at Victoria.

     Ann Smith? was born circa 1739. She may be the sister of the William Smith, tailor, of Willingdon who witnessed Robert Heatherly's will.
     Ann Smith? married William? Lay on 19 October 1762 at Eastbourne, Sussex. She is probably the Anne Smith who married William Lay, at Eastbourne (both of this parish) Oct 19 1762 by licence. The witnesses were Mary Smith and St John Russell. But children with likely names were born to Henry Lay & Ann in London. Ann Lay married Robert Heatherly as her second husband, on 9 September 1770 at St Mary's, Eastbourne, Sussex. Married by licence. She may have been married previously from the evidence of her husband and son. The witnesses were B Penny & Ann Penny. Ann Smith? and Robert Heatherly were listed in a directory dated 1791 as Heatherly R and A (F) Milliners and Haberdashers Eastbourne.
     In Robert Heatherly's will dated 24 November 1813 at Willingdon, Sussex,, Ann Smith? was named as heir; The will of Robert Heatherly, gentleman, mentions his grandson Arnold Denman who received his silver watch, his wife Ann Heatherly, his son in law James Lay of Oxford St Middlesex, hatter & hosier £300, his daughter Ann Denman wife of John Denman of Willingdon yeoman, £500, Bowes? John, Matilda & William Lay the three children of my late son in law Thomas Lay deceased £30 each, my son John Heatherly all the residue, property in Eastbourne... It was witnessed by James Vine, butcher of Willingdon, William Smith, taylor of Willingdon & William Thomas, blacksmith of Willingdon.
     Ann died before 29 November 1817 at Eastbourne, Sussex. She was buried on 29 November 1817 at St Mary, Eastbourne.

     Jane Smith? was the daughter of Robert Smith? and Ann Unknown (Smith).
     Jane Smith? married Henry Silvester, son of Thomas Silvester and Eleanor or Ellen Unknown (Silvester).

     
     Robert Smith? married Ann Unknown (Smith).

     
     Elizabeth died in 1927 at Victoria. She was born in 1927 at VIC. She was the daughter of John Smithies and Doris Alma MacKenzie.

     
     Emma Smithies married George Clark, son of Owen Clark and Hannah Bullett, on 14 September 1922.
     Emma died on 24 February 1975.

     
     Harold died.
     Harold George Smithies married Alice Beryl Coxedge, daughter of Frederick Ernest Cocksedge and Ada May Parrott. Harold George Smithies was born in 1907 at Yarram, Victoria.

     John Smithies was born in 1904 at Yarram, Victoria.
     John Smithies married Doris Alma MacKenzie, daughter of Thomas MacKenzie and Elizabeth Ann Thomas, in 1925 at Victoria.

     
     Alice Mary Smyth married Dr Richard Newton Christophilus Halahan, son of John Halahan and Mary Handy, on 17 December 1831 at Archdeaconry of Lewes, Sussex.

      Catherine Smyth was also known as Katherine in some records.
     Catherine Smyth married Rev Elias Handcock, son of Rev Matthew Handcock and Elizabeth Best, on 14 August 1742 at Dublin, Ireland.

      Diana Elizabeth Matilda Smythe was also known as Smyth in some records. She was born at Wakefield, Yorkshire.
     Diana Elizabeth Matilda Smythe married Henry Thynne Lascelles 4th Earl of Harewood, son of Henry Lascelles 3rd Earl of Harewood and Louisa Thynne, between April 1858 and June 1858 at London, St George Hanover Square, Middlesex.

      Simon Smythe was also known as Smith in some records.
     Simon Smythe married Margaret Bullett, daughter of John Bullett, on 7 February 1579 at Aldringham, Suffolk.

     Isabella Snadden was born in 1870 at Fitzroy, Victoria. She was the daughter of James Snadden and Catherine MacKenzie.
     Isabella died in 1873 at Fitzroy, Victoria.

     James Snadden was born circa 1836 at Alloa?, Stirlingshire, Scotland.
     In the Victorian Goverment gazette Jas Snadden, was granted a publican's general licence on 23 July 1860 for the Buck's Head Hotel, Fitzroy.
     He was an engineer of "S S You Yangs" trading to Port Albert.
     James Snadden married Catherine MacKenzie, daughter of William MacKenzie and Isabella Tindal, on 29 April 1867 at the Bucks Head Hotel, Napier Street, Fitzroy, Victoria. James Snadden, engineer aged 30, born Alva, Stirlingshire, son of Jean nee Michie and Joseph Snedden.
     James died on 23 March 1895 at Clifton Hill, Victoria.
     His will was proved on 28 August 1895 at Victoria.

     Jane Michie Snadden was known as Jenny. She was born in 1875 at Collingwood, Victoria. She was the daughter of James Snadden and Catherine MacKenzie.
     Jane died in 1958? At Ferntree Gully, Victoria. She was unmarried.

     Joseph Snadden was born in 1868 at Collingwood, Victoria. He was the son of James Snadden and Catherine MacKenzie.
     Joseph died in 1874 at Fitzroy, Victoria.

      An unknown person died in 1873 at Fitzroy, Victoria. William Snadden was born in 1873 at Collingwood, Victoria. He was the son of James Snadden and Catherine MacKenzie.

     Ann Snare was born. She was the daughter of a leading flint maker in Brandon..
     Ann Snare married George Frewer, son of Thomas Frewer and Mary Seadon, circa February 1793 at Brandon, Suffolk.
     Ann Snare married John Burton in 1807.