Difference between revisions of "Joseph Fletcher Smith"
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Grandson of John Smith, who was Master Cutler in 1722 | Grandson of John Smith, who was Master Cutler in 1722 | ||
The family first owned blast-furnaces in 1740. | |||
1796 '''Joseph Fletcher Smith''' was Master Cutler. | 1796 '''Joseph Fletcher Smith''' was Master Cutler. | ||
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* Obituary of Josiah Timmis Smith | * Obituary of Josiah Timmis Smith | ||
* Obituary of Charles Smith | |||
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Revision as of 15:27, 23 May 2020
of Sheffield
Grandson of John Smith, who was Master Cutler in 1722
The family first owned blast-furnaces in 1740.
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
- Obituary of Charles Smith