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Household of James Smith (born 1856, Wiltshire)

1911 Census For England & Wales in Pontypridd, Glamorganshire

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James Smith's household

Male

James

Smith

Husband
Female

Mary Ann

Smith

Wife
Male

Robert

Owens

Som
Male

Evan

Owens

Son
Female

Annie Ellen

Owens

Daughter
Female

Ada

Smith

Daughter
Male

Daniel

Buckley

Boarder
Male

Daniel

Buckley

Boarder
Male

Patrick

Colbert

Boarder
First name(s) James
Last name Smith
Relationship Husband
Marital status Married
Age 55
Birth year 1856
Birth place Wiltshire

Household members (9 people)

First name(s)

Last name

Relationship

Marital status

Age

Birth year

Birth place

Full record

James

Smith

Husband

Married

55

1856

Wiltshire

Mary Ann

Smith

Wife

Married

49

1862

Bethesda Carnovinshire

Robert

Owens

Som

Single

22

1889

Granville Bangor Pan

Evan

Owens

Son

Single

18

1893

Bangar Pensylvania PA

Annie Ellen

Owens

Daughter

Single

14

1897

Hesteniog N Wales

Ada

Smith

Daughter

Single

12

1899

Mountain Ash Glam

Daniel

Buckley

Boarder

Single

27

1884

Co Cork Ireland

Daniel

Buckley

Boarder

Single

27

1884

Co Cork Ireland

Patrick

Colbert

Boarder

Single

22

1889

Co Cork Ireland

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