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Samuel Robert Smyth 1873

Samuel Robert Smyth was born in Valletta Malta. He was married to Sarah Caroline Jeyes, and had children Catherine Matilda Ann Smyth, Caroline Evelyn St.john Smyth, and Florence Lizzy Louisa Smyth. Samuel Smyth died on June 22, 1873 in Valletta.

Samuel Robert Smyth

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Valletta, Malta

June 22, 1873

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Samuel Robert Smyth's History: circa 1873

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June 22, 1873

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Samuel Robert Smyth lived 74 years shorter than the average family member when died at the age of .

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