Hugh Smith, 18931968 (aged 75 years)

Hugh Smith
Name
Hugh /Smith/
Type of name
birth name
Birth
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Birth of a brother
Death of a brother
Death of a maternal grandmother
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Residence
Death of a maternal grandfather
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Address: 102 Hainault Rd, Leytonstone, London
Death of a wife
Death
November 28, 1968 (aged 75 years)
Address: Indwe School Hostel with Daugher Jean
Burial
Address: Indwe Cemetery
Around here
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-31.473582442290947, 27.34067906106706
Family with parents
father
George Smith
18631954
Birth: March 15, 1863 33 30 Darvel
Death: July 21, 1954Leytonstone, London
mother
Religious marriage Religious marriageDecember 6, 1888
2 years
elder brother
sister
younger brother
18951896
Birth: 1895 31 27
Death: March 23, 1896London
3 years
younger sister
17 months
younger brother
brother
younger sister
Kathleen Smith
19082000
Birth: December 20, 1908 45 41 London
Death: December 7, 2000London
-16 years
himself
Hugh Smith
18931968
Birth: January 24, 1893 29 25 London
Death: November 28, 1968Indwe
Family with Maria Andrina Sophia Venter
himself
Hugh Smith
18931968
Birth: January 24, 1893 29 25 London
Death: November 28, 1968Indwe
wife
Religious marriage Religious marriage
son
GJ Smith
19342020
Birth: May 26, 1934 41 34 Morriston, Indwe
Death: July 27, 2020Morriston, Indwe
-8 years
daughter
16 months
daughter
Residence

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Hugh Smith
Hugh Smith

Summary

Places he lived

  1. London 
  2. Parkerston (Parkieston in his letters) 1 Feb 1909 
  3. Smithfield, Tarbolton 13th Jan 1910 - 20th Nov 1910   [55.515252582133044, -4.480359772913967]
  4. Letters from Carngillan (in between), did he just visit there?
  5.  
  6. Ruigtefontein Aliwal North March 17,1912
  7. Elands Heights, Maclear 25th Jan 1915
  8. New England, Barkly East, 27 June 1915
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Some Notes

  1. Lost his arm 1914?? get confirmation letter.  In lette 4th Jan 1915 he writes "It is most sad about Robert McCol, and I feel sure his people will feel the present calamity. I wish I had lost my absent limb on the battle-field, instead of the undignified manner which was employed. Robert like myself will get used to his one handed life, and will forget sometimes that there were two. One loses a lot when a limb is lost, but not so much as one thinks. Selfish thinking is a most dangerous thing, and its from this source that so much misery comes.
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