Maud Smith1

#2618, (17 April 1897-March 1976)
Pedigree
Father*Herbert Smith2 b. Mar 1874, d. 25 Jun 1929
Mother*Selina Smith2 b. 4 Apr 1872, d. 30 Sep 1956
ChartsThe 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*17 APR 1897 Maud Smith was born on 17 APR 1897 at Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, EnglandG.3 
(Witness) Residence2 APR 1911 She lived with Herbert Smith and Selina Smith at High Street, Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, EnglandG, together with Annie Elizabeth Smith, Elsie Emma Smith, Clara Selina Smith and Philip Herbert Smith.2 
Marriage*7 JUL 1919 Maud Smith married Harold Stanley Underwood, son of Samuel Underwood and Elizabeth Merrill, on 7 JUL 1919 at Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, EnglandG.4 
Residence*29 SEP 1939 Maud Smith and Harold Stanley Underwood lived at 46 Vere Road, Peterborough, Northamptonshire, EnglandG, together with Norman Harold Underwood.5 
Death*MAR 1976 Maud Smith died in MAR 1976 at Hounslow, Middlesex, EnglandG, aged 78.6 

Family

Harold Stanley Underwood b. 19 Dec 1897, d. 7 Oct 1951
Children
Last Edited27 Jul 2019

Citations

  1. [S17] BMD indices, birth, Nottingham, Apr-Jun 1897, vol. 7b 406.
  2. [S68] The England & Wales 1911 census.
  3. [S17] BMD indices, birth, Nottingham, Apr-Jun 1897, vol 7b 406.
  4. [S69] England & Wales Marriages 1538-1940, marriage Maude Smith, father Herbert, & Harold Standby Underwood; Market Deeping. fhl 1450465. also Bourne, Lincs., Jul-Sep 1919, vol 7a 1069.
  5. [S124] 1939 register, 1 blanked line.
  6. [S78] England & Wales Death Index 1916-2005, death, age 78, Hounslow, London. vol. 13 1685.
  7. [S124] 1939 register.
  8. [S96] England & Wales Birth Index 1916-2005, birth, Peterborough, Northants., Jul-Sep 1924, vol 3b 332, mother Smith.
  9. [S96] England & Wales Birth Index 1916-2005, birth, Peterborough, Northants., Apr-Jun 1930, vol 3b 297, mother Smith.