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Albert Fremantle Smith 1909

Albert Fremantle Smith of Goroke Australia was born to Ellen Jane (Balshaw) Smith and Frederick Charles Smith, and had siblings Amelia Jane Smith, Ada Ellen May Smith, Albert Fremantle Smith, Kathleen Maud Smith, Benjn John Smith, and Margaret Balshaw Smith. Albert Smith died in 1909 in Goroke.
Albert Fremantle Smith
Goroke Australia
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1909
Goroke, Australia
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    Albert Fremantle Smith lived 72 years shorter than the average family member when died at the age of .
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