Richard G Smith

1871 England & Wales Census
Born in 1854

Richard G Smith was a man born in 1854 in Middlesex. During the 1871 UK Census he was 17 years old and lived in Royal Navy At Sea. He appears as the boy 1st class of his house in the 1871 UK Census.
LAST NAME:	Smith
FIRST NAME:	Richard G
MIDDLE NAME:
BIRTH YEAR:	1854
BIRTH PLACE:	Middlesex
COUNTY:	Royal Navy At Sea
AGE:	17
Residence:	Ringdove, Of Moored In Yagasaki Harbour, Royal Navy At Sea
Household Members:	Robt L Byng (28, Male) E J V Pritchard (24, Male) Jno A Jones (25, Male) James Barry (41, Male) Wm R Weatherley (27, Male) Josh Forster (33, Male) William Savage (33, Male) Bryan G Little (26, Male) John M D Whyte (25, Male) Henry Moon (25, Male) Richard Fullar (25, Male) John Cotter (44, Male) James Tilbury (33, Male) Joseph Burrows (27, Male) Thomas Harring (23, Male) Thomas T Phillips (25, Male) Charles Cridlin (30, Male) William White (24, Male) William Squibb (28, Male) George Irwin (25, Male) John F Guppy (27, Male) George Phillips (36, Male) William Luff (27, Male) Thomas H Prosser (26, Male) Edwin Kerley (27, Male) John Cashman (41, Male) Wm S Andrews (19, Male) George Prior (19, Male) William B Bawden (26, Male) Robert Buncombe (25, Male) John Cole (28, Male) Joseph Ferbruchs (18, Male) John Leing (22, Male) James Reed (18, Male) Alfred Lisle (18, Male) Benjamin Beauchamp (25, Male) John Mcclusky (23, Male) George R Minns (17, Male) Thomas Andrews (17, Male) Richard G Smith (17, Male) Daniel M Auliffe (17, Male) John Sheffield (34, Male) Joshua Davis (26, Male) Edward Mason (22, Male) Alfred Bendell (23, Male) Benjamin Dowland (35, Male) Henry Webb (25, Male) Alfred Hall (22, Male) John Jones (23, Male) Charles Burden (28, Male) John Cook (26, Male) Thomas Williams (28, Male) Thomas Rice (18, Male) James R Cross (17, Male) William Reeve (36, Male) David Rapier (24, Male) Richard Jones (38, Male)
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