Elizabeth Ann Smith1

#186, (2 February 1875-8 August 1936)
Pedigree
Elizabeth Ann Smith, 1900.
Father*Philip Smith b. 23 May 1854, d. 12 Nov 1924
Mother*Ann Todd b. 10 Dec 1855, d. 14 Feb 1887
ChartsThe Galtons of Poole.
The Gradys of Dorset.
The Ansteys of Dorset.
The Chinchens of Dorset.
The Ninehams of Swanage, Dorset
The Ninehams of Corfe, Dorset
The Davis' of Christchurch, Hampshire.
The Rogers, Strottens & Gatrells of SW Hampshire.
The Smiths of the Deepings, Lincolnshire.
The Palmers from Lincolnshire.
The Scotneys & Woodwards of Lincolnshire
The Todds of Rutland & the Deepings.
The Bettles of the Deepings, Lincolnshire.
The Skinners & Whitemans of Raunds, Northants.
Birth*2 FEB 1875 Elizabeth Ann Smith was born on 2 FEB 1875 at Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, EnglandG.2,3 
Name Variation She was also known as Lizzie.4 
(Witness) Residence30 MAR 1881 She lived with Philip Smith and Ann Todd at Deeping Gate, Northamptonshire, EnglandG, together with Herbert Smith, Philip Cornelius Smith, Walter Smith and Ruth Smith.5 
Occupation*30 MAR 1891 The occupation of Elizabeth Ann Smith was 'as Domestic Housekeeper (for her father).6' 
(Witness) Residence30 MAR 1891 She lived with Philip Smith at High Street, Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, EnglandG, together with Ruth Smith, Emma Smith, Walter Smith, Stephen Smith and Martha Smith.7 
AWArd*DEC 1891 Elizabeth Ann Smith was awarded ''Cave Adullam' Sunday School award' in DEC 1891 at Deeping St James, Lincolnshire, EnglandG.8 
Note* She and Martha Smith moved to Poole with the household of Walter Marston. Walter Marston was a Director of Marston's Dolphin Brewery Ltd owned by his father, John Taylor Marston; the Marston family originated in Market Deeping.9 
Residence*30 MAR 1901 Elizabeth Ann Smith lived at Bayard Lodge, Parkstone Road, Longfleet, Poole, Dorset, EnglandG.10 
Employment*30 MAR 1901 She was employed as Domestic Housemaid (with sister Martha.)11 
(Witness) Employment30 MAR 1901 She witnessed the employment of Martha Smith on 30 MAR 1901 at Longfleet, Poole, DorsetG.12 
Marriage*25 MAY 1903 Elizabeth Ann Smith married Tom Galton, son of Edward Thomas Galton and Sarah Ann Davis, on 25 MAY 1903 at The Bible Christian Church, Fawcett Road, Portsmouth, Hampshire, EnglandG, witnessed by Harry Galton and Nellie Galton.13,14 
(Witness) Marriage10 MAY 1904 Elizabeth Ann Smith witnessed the marriage of William Henry Gillett and Martha Smith on 10 MAY 1904 at St John's Church, Branksome, Dorset, EnglandG.15,16 
Residence2 APR 1911 Elizabeth Ann Smith and Tom Galton lived at 9 Chapel Lane, Poole, Dorset, EnglandG, together with Hattie Galton and Edith Elsie Galton.17 
Employment2 APR 1911 Elizabeth Ann Smith was employed as an office cleaner, auctioneers.18 
(Witness) Note She witnessed the note of Edith Elsie Galton.19 
Residence10 JUN 1918 Elizabeth Ann Smith and Tom Galton lived at 142 High Street, Poole, Dorset, EnglandG, together with Emma Smith, Edith Elsie Galton, Hattie Galton and Philip Edward Tom Galton.20 
Residence30 MAR 1921 Elizabeth Ann Smith and Tom Galton lived at Poole, DorsetG, together with Edith Elsie Galton, Hattie Galton and Philip Edward Tom Galton.21 
Employment30 MAR 1921 Elizabeth Ann Smith was employed as Caretaker & Cleanor, Solicitor's Office.22 
Residence1925 She and Tom Galton lived at EDHAPHIL, 32 Serpentine Road, Poole, Dorset, EnglandG, together with Hattie Galton, Philip Edward Tom Galton and Edith Elsie Galton ; named after the three children at home.23 
Residence*5 DEC 1930 Elizabeth Ann Smith and Tom Galton lived at Poole, DorsetG, together with Edith Elsie Galton and Philip Edward Tom Galton.24 
(Witness) ResidenceMAR 1936 Elizabeth Ann Galton lived with Frank William Jefferies B.A and Edith Elsie Galton at 1 Corby Avenue, Swindon, Wiltshire, EnglandG, together with Tom Galton.23,25 
Note*MAR 1936 Elizabeth Ann Smith and Tom Galton moved to Swindon as Elizabeth was so ill, to live with daughter Edith's family in MAR 1936.23 
Death*8 AUG 1936 Elizabeth Ann Smith died on 8 AUG 1936 at Swindon, WiltshireG, aged 61.26 
Burial*12 AUG 1936 She was buried on 12 AUG 1936 at Witworth Road Cemetery, Swindon, Wiltshire, EnglandG.27 

Family

Tom Galton b. 12 Jun 1875, d. 4 Feb 1948
Marriage*25 MAY 1903 She married Tom Galton, son of Edward Thomas Galton and Sarah Ann Davis, on 25 MAY 1903 at Portsmouth, HampshireG, witnessed by Harry Galton and Nellie Galton.13,14 
Children
Last Edited8 Jun 2023

Citations

  1. [S1] Copies of B, M, & D Certificates, birth, Elizabeth Ann, Market Deeping; father Philip Smith, mother Ann Todd. no 452.
  2. [S1] Copies of B, M, & D Certificates, birth, Elizabeth Ann, father Philip Smith, mother Ann Todd. Market Deeping, no 452.
  3. [S2] Book inscriptions, Bible of Ann Todd, Market Deeping 1882; birth dates.
  4. [S2] Book inscriptions, and in some census returns.
  5. [S21] Extracted from the 1881 census.
  6. [S46] Extracted from the 1891 census.
  7. [S46] Extracted from the 1891 census, Philip as widower, dau. Elizabeth as housekeeper.
  8. [S2] Book inscriptions, 'Chimes for the Times', poems by Mrs. M.A.Chaplin, 1891.
    Inscription 'Elizabeth Smith, "Cave Adullam" Sunday School Reward, Deeping St. James, Dec 1891.'
  9. [S54] Internet source/web sites inc. trees, from the Deepings Heritage blog; June 2018 about Walter Marston.
    Walter Marston was born in Market Deeping, son of brewery owner John Taylor Marston whose premises were next door to The Bull.  Walter competed in athletics and shooting tournaments  in his youth, and was in his late thirties in the picture. He moved permanently to Dorset in 1893 with his family and widowed mother-in-law, Mary Lee. He was a director of the Dolphin Brewery in Poole for 46 years, on the Town Council and the Workhouse Board of Guardians there.  He died in Poole in 1915, aged 64.
  10. [S35] Extracted from the 1901 census, home of Walter Marston & family.
  11. [S35] Extracted from the 1901 census, in household of W Marston, Director, Dolphin Brewery.
  12. [S35] Extracted from the 1901 census, age 19, as cook servant.
  13. [S1] Copies of B, M, & D Certificates, marriage, Tom Galton, 27, father Edward Thomas (dec.), & Elizabeth Ann Smith, 28, father Philip Smith; Portsmouth, Hants., Page 9, no 18.
  14. [S2] Book inscriptions, Bible of Ann Todd, Market Deeping 1882; marriage, Southsea Hants.
  15. [S17] BMD indices, Poole, Dorset, Apr-Jun 1904, vol 5a 615.
  16. [S48] Parish Register, marriage; Martha Smith, 22, father Philip, & William Henry Gillett, 24, father Charles (dec), St John's, Branksome, no 3, p 2.
  17. [S68] The England & Wales 1911 census, 5 rooms.
  18. [S68] The England & Wales 1911 census.
  19. [S2] Book inscriptions, from a letter from EEG to LJ, June 1985.
  20. [S2] Book inscriptions, from a Visitors Declaration Form, B.M. 24, Ministry of Food by E Smith, to household of E Galton, 142 High Street, Poole. 10 Jun 1918 and other ration books of the time.
  21. [S135] 1921 Census.
  22. [S135] 1921 Census, Employer JH Marston, Solicitor.
  23. [S2] Book inscriptions, from 'Notes on the Galton Tree by FWJ, 1985.
  24. [S1] Copies of B, M, & D Certificates, Marriage Certificate of Edith E Galton.
  25. [S124] 1939 register.
  26. [S1] Copies of B, M, & D Certificates, death; age 61, Swindon, Wilts, 1(a) Secondary Carcinoma Liver (b) Primary Carcinoma Intestine, No. 230. 1936. original.
  27. [S1] Copies of B, M, & D Certificates, listed as Grave #433 Sec F.