Buried on the 20 Apr 1877 In the plot of 13E Born at Woolaston, Northamptonshire, maiden name not known. She married George Smith (Plot 57G). In 1841 they were living in Stonely and they remained there until after 1861. In 1871 she was living in Newtown, Kimbolton with daughter Ann Mumford (Plot E12) and her son Reuben Smith (Plot 14E). It is recorded that she died in Newtown and was a pauper. Smith, Eliza 64 old Buried on the 14 Dec 1876 In the plot of 10D Burial records show that she died in Newtown and was a widow but no further information could be found. Smith, Susan 75 years old Buried on the 25 May 1864 In the plot of 17F Born at Impington, Cambridgeshire (maiden name not known) and she married George Smith (Plot 17F). She died in Kimbolton. 248. Smith, George 73 years old Buried on the 28 Jan 1865 In the plot of 57G Born in Kimbolton and he married Mary (Plot 13E). In 1812 he was invalided out of the Army as a Chelsea Pensioner after he had a hernia on the right side when raising a weight when serving as a blacksmith at Valcennes. It recorded that he was 5ft 5ins tall with dark hazel hair and of fair complexion. In 1841 they were living in Stonely, which is where he died. After leaving the Army he was employed as an agricultural labourer. His daughter was Ann Mumford (Plot E12). And his son was Reuben Smith (Plot 14E). Smith, George
Buried on the 20 Apr 1877 In the plot of 13E Born at Woolaston, Northamptonshire, maiden name not known. She married George Smith (Plot 57G). In 1841 they were living in Stonely and they remained there until after 1861. In 1871 she was living in Newtown, Kimbolton with daughter Ann Mumford (Plot E12) and her son Reuben Smith (Plot 14E). It is recorded that she died in Newtown and was a pauper. Smith, Eliza 64 old Buried on the 14 Dec 1876 In the plot of 10D Burial records show that she died in Newtown and was a widow but no further information could be found. Smith, Susan 75 years old Buried on the 25 May 1864 In the plot of 17F Born at Impington, Cambridgeshire (maiden name not known) and she married George Smith (Plot 17F). She died in Kimbolton. 248. Smith, George 73 years old Buried on the 28 Jan 1865 In the plot of 57G Born in Kimbolton and he married Mary (Plot 13E). In 1812 he was invalided out of the Army as a Chelsea Pensioner after he had a hernia on the right side when raising a weight when serving as a blacksmith at Valcennes. It recorded that he was 5ft 5ins tall with dark hazel hair and of fair complexion. In 1841 they were living in Stonely, which is where he died. After leaving the Army he was employed as an agricultural labourer. His daughter was Ann Mumford (Plot E12). And his son was Reuben Smith (Plot 14E). Smith, George
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