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Difference between revisions of "Joseph Fletcher Smith"

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of Sheffield
of Sheffield


Son of John Smith, who was Master Cutler in 1722
Grandson of John Smith, who was Master Cutler in 1722


1796 '''Joseph Fletcher Smith''' was Master Cutler.  
1796 '''Joseph Fletcher Smith''' was Master Cutler.  

Revision as of 15:27, 23 May 2020

of Sheffield

Grandson of John Smith, who was Master Cutler in 1722

1796 Joseph Fletcher Smith was Master Cutler.

His son was Benjamin Smith who started Stanton Ironworks


Some of his ancestors:

Henry Smith was included in the original charter to the Cutlers Company granted by James I in 1624.

1722 John Smith was Master Cutler, and Town Collector of Sheffield in 1731

c1740 John Smith, his son, bought an interest in Sheffield blast-furnaces, which eventually became his sole property. His son was Fletcher Smith


See Also

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Sources of Information

  • Obituary of Josiah Timmis Smith