CHRISTOPHER•ALLEN•SMITH•WINTON Family Tree - Person Sheet
CHRISTOPHER•ALLEN•SMITH•WINTON Family Tree - Person Sheet
NameAmy [SMITH] 
Birth Dateabt 1885
MemoThis date is only a guess for rough chronological placement.
Misc. Notes
Unknown source for “Amy” as a second wife of Alfred, but probably came from a relative. No details other than her name are known.
Spouses
1Alfred George Thomas SMITH 
[26], [3319], [5955], [5956], 1C2R
[26], [3319], [5955], [5956], 1C2RBirth PlaceWest Leicester, Leicestershire, England
Memo153 New Bridge Street (death certificate claimed year 1878)
Census Date1881 [433]
Census PlaceNorthampton, Northamptonshire, England
Memo14 Herbert St., Northampton St. Sepulchre
Census Date1891 [921]
Census PlaceNorthampton, Northamptonshire, England
Memo10 Princes St., Northampton St. Sepulchre
Reside Date2 Sep 1902 [6011] Age: 23
Reside PlaceOlney, Buckinghamshire, England
Census Date2 Apr 1911 [3319] Age: 32
Census PlaceSt. Anne’s on-the-sea, Lancashire, England
Memo9 St. Davids Road N.
Death PlaceBrighton, Sussex, England
MemoRoyal Sussex County Hospital
Alias/AKAAlfred Thomas [433]
OccupationCoal Merchant [5956]
OccupationFarmer [3319]
FatherJohn Alfred SMITH (1856-1892)
MotherEllen GILBERT (1856-1929)
Misc. Notes
The 1911 census shows that Alfred was visiting his mother, while his wife was with the children in Podington, Bedfordshire. [3319], [3337]
Military
Trooper in 37th Company Imperial Yeomanry (Bucks.); served in the Boer War 1899-1901, and published a book about his experience: "With the 10th Imperial Yeomanry," 1905. [4213] Based on an undated news clipping pasted onto the Preface page of the book, Alfred’s mother had received a notification from the War Office that her son was “missing since September 27th” but with no further details. Obviously he later resurfaced. Death certificate lists him as “Major in the H. M. Army (retired).” [5955]