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Wiltshire / Re: Kesiah SMITH
« on: Tuesday 30 August 11 07:16 BST (UK) »
Wow so much info thank you so much I am hoping that my brick wall has now a few cracks in it It seems that the elusive Kesiah told a few porkies about her age as on her death certificate she is listed as 104 in 1870 but as she was registered by her daughter-in-law who apparently was losing her marbles a bit as well its not suprising really.Kesiah was my late husband's 5 x gr-grandma and I'm so pleased to get a little more info Thanks once again
about 1780 her father was John Smith and her mother Repentance Smith. She was supposedly married to a James Jenkins in Portsea in or around 1814.I live in Kent and travelling is difficult for me.I have a record for her in 1820 living at Sticelet Cottage on the Isle of Wight and her husband by then is a fisherman.I have her death certificate where she is in 1870 when she died but can find little information about her at all