Julian Smyth
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Julian Smyth
Summary
Julian Smyth is a human[1]. He was born on October 16, 1923[2]. He died on April 29, 1974[3].
Key Facts
- Julian Smyth was born on October 16, 1923[2].
- Julian Smyth died on April 29, 1974[3].
- Julian Smyth's father was Sir John Smyth, 1st Baronet[4].
- Julian Smyth's mother was Margaret Dundas[5].
- Julian Smyth was married to Phyllis Philomena Mary Cannon[6].
- A child of Julian Smyth was Sir Timothy John Smyth, 2nd Bt.[7].
- A child of Julian Smyth was Christopher Charles Smyth[8].
- A child of Julian Smyth was Margaret Mary Smyth[9].
- A child of Julian Smyth was John George Smyth[10].
- A child of Julian Smyth was Clare Marie Smyth[11].
- A child of Julian Smyth was Simon Gerard Smyth[12].
- Julian Smyth was educated at Ampleforth College[13].
- Julian Smyth is recorded as male[14].
- Julian Smyth's instance of is recorded as human[15].
- Julian Smyth's military, police or special rank is recorded as lieutenant[16].
- Julian Smyth was part of the conflict World War II[17].
- Julian Smyth's family name is recorded as Smyth[18].
- Julian Smyth's given name is recorded as Julian[19].
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Origins and Family
Julian Smyth was born on October 16, 1923[2]. His father was Sir John Smyth, 1st Baronet[4]. His mother was Margaret Dundas[5].
Education
Julian Smyth's education included a stint at Ampleforth College[13].
Personal Life
Among Julian Smyth's spouses was Phyllis Philomena Mary Cannon[6]. Children include Sir Timothy John Smyth, 2nd Bt.[7], b. 1953[20]; Christopher Charles Smyth[8], 1954–2015[21]; Margaret Mary Smyth[9]; John George Smyth[10]; Clare Marie Smyth[11]; and Simon Gerard Smyth[12].
Death and Burial
Julian Smyth died on April 29, 1974[3].
FAQs
Who were Julian Smyth's parents?
Julian Smyth's father was Sir John Smyth, 1st Baronet[4]. Julian Smyth's mother was Margaret Dundas[5].
Who was Julian Smyth married to?
Julian Smyth's spouses include Phyllis Philomena Mary Cannon[6].
Where did Julian Smyth go to school?
Julian Smyth was educated at Ampleforth College[13].