Elizabeth Greensmith
 
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									1.0 Elizabeth Greensmithfemale
					Father: 
									John Greensmith
						Birth: about 1836,  at Kirkburton, Yorkshire
CensusPedigree
					Birth: about 1859,  at Kirkburton, YorkshireCensus
					Birth: about 1860,  at Kirkburton, YorkshireCensus
					Death: 1863, age: c. 3y.
						BMD
					Birth: about 1862,  at Almondbury, YorkshireCensus
								   4420Married: 
							
								(2)
							
Thomas Senior 
	      					1872
BMD
				b.
				about 1836,  at Kirkburton, Yorkshire 
					Birth: about 1874,  at Brockholes, Yorkshire
Census
					Birth: about 1904,  at Leeds, YorkshireCensus
					Birth: about 1906,  at Leeds, YorkshireCensus
					Birth: about 1908,  at Leeds, YorkshireCensus
					Birth: about 1876,  at Kirkburton, Yorkshire
Census 
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