SIMMONDS : SMITH : STUBBS : Genealogy Query


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Date Posted:

24-Aug-2003

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SIMMONDS : SMITH : STUBBS

Query Text:

Henry Simmonds born February 20, 1834 England died Jan 27, 1902 Prince Edward Island Canada, married January 7, 1858 to Elizabeth Smith born abt. 1830 Prince Edward Island died January 26, 1893 they lived in Lot 2, Prince Edward Island, Canada. they had at least 7 children where as one David James {or James David} Simmonds married to Lucy Louise Jane Stubbs, my great grandparents. Also where did the youngest son Benjamin Simmonds born 1875 disappear to ? . Any info on Henry and Elizabeth "Smith" Simmonds would be greatly appreciated

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