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Jane (SMITH)

Children	Self + Spouses	Parents	Grandparents	Greatgrandparents
Jeremiah William SMITH (1874 - 1938)	Jane (SMITH) + Samuel SMITH

+. Samuel SMITH

Near Relatives of Jane (SMITH)
Relationship	Person	Born	Birth Place	Died	Death Place	Age
Self	Jane (SMITH)
Spouse/Partner	Samuel SMITH
Son	Jeremiah William SMITH	1874	Parramatta, Sydney, NSW, Australia	1938	Narromine, NSW, Australia	64
Daughter in Law	Eliza HODGE	1875	Young, New South Wales, Australia	1965	Manly, NSW, Australia	90
Grandson	A. W. SMITH
Granddaughter	Daughter SMITH

Events in Jane (SMITH)'s life
Date	Age	Event	Place	Notes	Src
1874		Birth of son Jeremiah William SMITH	Parramatta, Sydney, NSW, Australia	Ancestry trees
1938		Death of son Jeremiah William SMITH (aged 64)	Narromine, NSW, Australia	Note 1	52, 60

Note 1: Ancestry trees Australia Death Index, 1787-1985 Name Jeremiah William Smith Death Date 1938 Death Place New South Wales Father's Name Samuel Mother's Name Jane Registration Year 1938 Registration Place Narromine New South Wales Registration Number 26884 The Dubbo Liberal and Macquarie Advocate 15 Nov 1938 DEATH OF PROMINENT NARROMINE CITIZEN Mr. Jeremiah W. Smith MAYOR FOR SIX TERMS Narromine has lost one of its most public-spirited citizens. Jeremiah William Smith, Mayor of the town for six consecutive terms, died early yes terday morning after a lengthy ill ness. A man who took his public responsibilities seriously, he will be Mr. Smith was born at Peak Hill 63 years ago, and had been a resident of Narromine since 1904. He was a member of the first Council after the proclamation of the municipality, then retired from public life until he again was elected to the Council in 1920. Since then he had been in office con tinuously, and was Mayor for six con secutive terms. On account of his ill ness he resigned as Mayor some months ago, but continued his alder manic duties. He closely identified himself with any movement designed to advance the town of his adoption, and during his terms as Mayor particularly did much good for the municipality. It was due to his efforts that grants were obtained for municipal baths and saleyards, two of the town's best as sets. It was he also who was respon sible for the electricity undertaking which to-day is giving such a splendid service to the community. WORKED FOR ALL Mr. Smith was popular with all sec tions of the community, for in carry ing out his public duties he recognised neither class nor creed, his actions be ing influenced only by the merit or the case placed before him. Men ol this type are pillars of strength in a country town, and he will be missed by all sections, who had learned to appreciate his worth. He was accordcd a civic funeral at Narromine this morning. All business houses were closed from 10.45 to 11.30, and the cortege was one of the longest ever seen at Narromine. The Rev. E. H. Ellis officiated at the graveside, and the Masonic service was read by the Wor. Master (Bro. Mills). Aldermen acted as pall-bearers. The chief mourners were his widow; daughter, Mrs. W. Tresider; and son, Mr. . A. W. Smith (Trangie), to whom sincere sympathy is extended. The mortuary arrangements were carried out by W. Larcombe & Sons, ot Dubbo.

Personal Notes:

from death reg of son Jeremiah

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