Descendants of Edward SMITH

Battle, East Sussex
The ancient town of Battle was the scene of the final conflict that changed the course of English history in 1066 - the Battle of Hastings. The battle was so named because Hastings was the nearest centre of population and the very spot where King Harold fell can still be seen to this day. Battle Abbey, dedicated to the warrior monk St Martin de Bello, was the result of William the Conqueror's vow that he would erect a monastery if he secured victory. Still accessible to the public, it provides wand&      tape tours, fascinating exhibitions and a shop offering every kind of gift

      The local parish church of St Mary the Virgin was founded in 1115 by Abbot     Ralph. Here you can see a stunning Romanesque nave and some incredibly   rare 14th century wall paintings. The church is also home to the Senlac    stained glass window which was installed in 1984 and commemorates the  English and Norman armies. A moment or so away from the church are the   award-winning gardens of the Almonry. Here you can unearth more ancient  history by exploring the complexity of the Battle Town Model.

      The architectural charm of Battle is world-famous and fiercely protected.      Nothing has been allowed to spoil the high street which is a unique blend      of Georgian and Medieval cottages. There is also a host of delightful  shops, boutiques, restaurants and tea rooms.

     

    

2. Edward SMITH (Edward ) was born in 1620 in Battle.

Edward married Elizabeth.

They had the following children:

  3 M i John SMITH 1, 2 was christened on 22 May 1644 in Battle, Sussex, England.
  4 F ii Jane SMITH 1, 2 was christened on 19 Oct 1645 in Battle, Sussex, England.
+ 5 M iii Thomas SMITH was christened on 26 Jan 1648.
  6 M iv Edward SMITH 1, 2 was christened on 2 Nov 1655 in Battle, Sussex, England.
  7 F v Sarah SMITH 1, 2 was christened on 20 Mar 1658 in Battle, Sussex, England.
  8 M vi Daniel SMITH 1, 2 was christened on 6 Jan 1660 in Battle, Sussex, England.
  9 M vii George SMITH 1, 2 was christened on 14 Jun 1663 in Battle, Sussex, England.
  10 F viii Mary SMITH 1, 2 was christened on 25 Apr 1665 in Battle, Sussex, England.

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