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Grandad 'Ike' had the hardware and bicycle shop in the 'Tudor Cottages' in Church St, after WW1, then got turfed out by Rylands, who owned the property, so they could turn it into a managers' canteen.
He then had a shop in a condemned building on Dial St, which my dad, Stan, took over after he came back from WW2.
My dad, Stan, moved to 96 Buttermarket St about 1949-50, and the family (I was the only child) moved in above the shop about 1951. He stayed there till he retired about 1973, when they moved to Gainsborough Rd, and the shop became a Chinese chippy
My dad's parents, Isaac & Agnes Smith were buried in the cemetery on Manchester Road, Warrington.
(the pub across from the cemetery gates used to be called 'The Cemetery Arms' - not a place full of good cheer, you'd think).	___
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	ID: 33-SSM: continued from Column 1: Smiths of Warrington
_	Children of Isaac Smith and Agnes nee Thomason:
	Mary (b.1897) (married Lee) I think the oldest -
	--- had a son and a daughter, both still living
	Lily (b.1898, m. Flannery)
	--- one son not married, deceased; daughter Hilda (Warburton)
	Arthur (b.1900, never married)
	Ellen (b. circa 1903-4?) (married Minshull)
	--- no children
	Agnes (b. ?1905, died aged 3)
	Ernest (b. circa 1906-1912?)
	--- (two children, I think, possibly both daughters - no information here)
	Stanley (b. 1908) my dad, the youngest.
	I think I'm the only Smith continuing in this line, with two sons Philip (London) and Stephen (Birkenhead) and one daughter (Northants)
	update currently in progress
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	ID: 75-ROB
_	Town/s of Interest: Lancashire: Liverpool & Garstang.
	& Isle of Man: Ramsay
	Researcher: Robert (Bob)
	Location: Canada
	Email: r o b e r t g 5 [at] s h a w .ca
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	Online Office Pigeon-hole: 75-rob
	Submitted: 2006
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	Summary of Interests/Message
	I have smith - hindes from liverpool and Ramsay Isle of Man
	links to Capt. hugh Crow, brother to my 2nd gg-mother.
	Mary Muriel Smith, born 5 Mar 1910 died 27 Mar 1960
	married 8 Jun 1938 George Reid Kennerley
	son Robert Gary Kennerley all in Winnipeg Manitoba Canada
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	Mary Muriel Smith was the daughter of:
	*William Henry Smith(1) b.17-Jan-1865 West Derby, Liverpool
	m.4 Oct 1895 in Winnipeg to Judith Ellen Hebb
	daughter of Edward Hebb, Winnipeg's Hotel man.
	(All her money was left to the grandchildren, but insurance
	company losses meant only pennies were left for them)
	Other children of William Henry(1) & Judith Ellen Smith
	all born in Winnipeg Manitoba Canada:
	Thomas Edward 1897 See Footnote(1)
	Charlotte Ann 1898, William Henry 1902,
	George Hebb 1907. (& Mary Muriel 1910)
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	*William Henry Smith(1) was the son of:
	**Thomas Smith(2) b.19 Apr 1836 Liverpool.
	___d.Jan1900 Liverpool, 1881 Res: West Derby
	m. Charlotte Lottie Moody
	26-Jan-1860 St.Mary, Edge Hill, Lancashire
	Other children of Thomas(2) & Charlotte Lottie Smith
	All born Lancaster/Lancashire, England
	Maria Louisa b.1860 (d.1932 Llanfairfechan N.Wales)
	Jane Hinds b.1861 (d.1949 Canada) See Footnote(2)
	Thomas(3) b.1863, Charlotte Ann b.1866 (d.1957 Winnipeg)
	Mary Amelia b.1868,
	Edward Geoffery b.1871(d.1944 California)
	(& Wm Hnry b 1865 West Derby)
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	**Thomas Smith(2) was the son of:
	*Thomas Smith(1) b.6-May-1803 Liverpool.
	___d.1864 Liverpool. 1861 Res: West Derby
	m. 4-May-1830 Liverpool to Jane Hindes
	(Jane Hindes b1800 Ramsay, Isle of Man)
	Other children of Thomas(1) & Jane Smith
	Reconstruction of this interests summary is currently in progress, Please call back
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	Footnote(1)
	Mary Muriel Smith's brother, my uncle Thomas Smith.....
	Thos Edward Smith:
	4th Mar 1916 Enlisted 18th Btln
	1st Nov 1916 sails from Halifax
	27th Nov 1916 leaves England for France.Drafted - 27th Btln
	10th Apr 1917 Wounded at Vimy Ridge
	Aug 1917 Commissioned & to Trinity College Cambridge.
	Jan 1918 successful and joins 8th London Regiment.
	Apr 1918 sails to France. 5th Sept 1918  Killed in Action [Image: Document giving fuller details]
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	Footnote(2)
	Jane Hinds Smith (Mary Muriel Smith's aunt)
	b.30 Dec 1861 in Lancashire England d.1 Jan 1949,
	was Principal of the F.L.Calder Training College
	of Domestic Science, Liverpool between 1895-1924.
	[Extract from "Housecraft" 1949 about Miss J .H. Smith]
	Edit & additional note by Carole, Webmaster at Feb 2008:
	Bob provided the document image, linked above, which is a copy of an original draft of a tribute to Jane Hinds Smith, written and published after her death in 1949, giving recognition of her life and work
	"....With her passing is severed the last link with an era which was the evolution of the early Schools of Cookery to the Training Colleges of Domestic Science as we know them today...".
	Subject to Bob's approval, it is hoped to publish a separate web-page to include a full transcription of the Tribute, and history information about Liverpool's old Calder training College
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