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John Smith, who was Master Cutler in 1722 and Town Collector of Sheffield in 1731, was a grandfather of Joseph Fletcher Smith.
John Smith, who was Master Cutler in 1722 and Town Collector of Sheffield in 1731, was a grandfather of Joseph Fletcher Smith.


The family first acquired blast-furnaces in 1740 when John Smith, son of John Smith, bought an interest in Sheffield blast-furnaces, which eventually became his sole property. His son was Fletcher Smith
The Smith family first acquired blast-furnaces in 1740 when John Smith, son of John Smith, bought an interest in Sheffield blast-furnaces, which eventually became his sole property. His son was Fletcher Smith
 
1760 Birth of Joseph Fletcher Smith, son of John Smith<ref>Family tree on Ancestry</ref>


1796 '''Joseph Fletcher Smith''' was Master Cutler.  
1796 '''Joseph Fletcher Smith''' was Master Cutler.  
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His son was [[Benjamin Smith]] who started Stanton Ironworks
His son was [[Benjamin Smith]] who started Stanton Ironworks


1804 Died in Ecclesall Bierlow




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of Sheffield


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

John Smith, who was Master Cutler in 1722 and Town Collector of Sheffield in 1731, was a grandfather of Joseph Fletcher Smith.

The Smith family first acquired blast-furnaces in 1740 when John Smith, son of John Smith, bought an interest in Sheffield blast-furnaces, which eventually became his sole property. His son was Fletcher Smith

1760 Birth of Joseph Fletcher Smith, son of John Smith[1]

1796 Joseph Fletcher Smith was Master Cutler.

His son was Benjamin Smith who started Stanton Ironworks

1804 Died in Ecclesall Bierlow



See Also

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Sources of Information

  1. Family tree on Ancestry
  • Obituary of Josiah Timmis Smith
  • Obituary of Charles Smith