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PostSubject: Smiths of Colne (122-PCH/Btch24)   Sun 18 Jan 2009 - 9:43
Smith Project Member ID: 122-PCH

Town/s of Interest:
East Lancashire - Colne

Researcher - P & C Harvey
Location - Melbourne, Australia
Smith Chat Forums Username: CK40
Online Office pigeon-hole: 122-pch

Summary of Interests/Message
Thomas Hamilton Smith from England
to Australia some time after 1871. He
was a master mariner and sea captain,

Thomas' father was the Reverent
Daniel Smith who was born in Colne,
Lancashire, and his father was
Thomas Smith a cotton manufacturer
I think from Colne, and he married
Mary Knight.

I would like to be able to find out more
information on Thomas Smith.
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