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Living in Plaistow, West ham

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Eileen

Eileen Report 27 Jul 2009 10:20

I recently had a hot match for a SMITH ancestor born at 32 Warmington St Plaistow in 1906 and although the ancestor didn't match , the address and time scale did. We know we must be connected at some ancestral level but so far we are stumped.
If there is anyone out there who had SMITH ancestors living in Warmington St or surrounding streets in the late 1800s early 1900s, I would love to hear from you. My own Smiths were like grasshoppers and moved several times within Warmington St and also Anne St.

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Smith,Osborne, D'Amant, Cox, Thompson, Stockton, Oxley, Whalls,Philpott, Browning