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John Smith (1827-1917)

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John Smith (c1827) of John Smith and Co (of Carshalton)

1851 Living at Paper Mill Lane, Carshalton: John Smith (age 24 born Sundridge, Kent), Blacksmith. With his wife Mary Smith (age 26 born Carlshalton) and their two daughters Jane Smith (age 2 born Beddington) and Mary Smith (age 5 Months born Beddington). One lodger. One servant.[1]

1871 John Smith 44, engineer and millwright, lived in Carshalton with Maria Smith 40, John Smith 20, engineer and millwright, Annie Smith 11, Alice Smith 9, Harry Smith 8 Months[2]

1881 John Smith 54, Mechanical Engineer Employing 20 Men, lived in Epsom with Maria Smith 49, Annie Smith 21, Alice Smith 19, Harry Smith 10, Rose Smith 7[3]

1901 John Smith 74, general milling engineer, employer, lived in Carshalton with Maria Smith 69, Harry Smith 30, general milling engineer, worker, Alice Smith 34[4]

1911 John Smith 85, retired engineer, lived in Carshalton with Maria Smith 79, Alice Smith 38, Harry Smith 36, engineer, employer[5]

1917 Died; death registered in Epsom[6]


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Sources of Information

  1. 1851 Census
  2. 1871 census
  3. 1881 census
  4. 1901 census
  5. 1911 census
  6. BMD