SMALLWOOD FAMILY HISTORY
THE SMALLWOOD FAMILY IN KENT
Historical background
The Smallwood family has had a presence in Kent since the late 1600's, when a line
was settled in the Chatham area. It is possible that this line was antecedent to
several of the later Smallwood families in the area, notably trees 550 and 553
below. Most of the trees in this area are being researched by Debra
Buchanan.
See also tree 346 on the London page (George
Smallwood from St Mary Cray 1821), which actually links to T550 below.
Also, tree 381 from Buckinghamshire has a significant
branch in Kent.
Documented trees
| Tree | Description | Location | Period | Names |
| 552 | Early Smallwoods from Chatham | Chatham | 1705-1770 | |
| 553 | Smallwoods from West Malling | Dover | 1780-1881 | 16 |
| 550 | Smallwoods from St Mary Cray, Kent | Malling | 1795-date | 109 |
| 522 | Richard Smallwood, hairdresser | Dartford | 1866-date | 49 |
| 417 | Frederick Thomas Smallwood 1887-1968 Bromley | All over UK | 1887-date | 18 |
| 695 | William Thomas Smallwood from St Olave | Malling | 1882-1891 | 11 |
Other (currently unconnected) research interests
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Any inquiries relating to this page should be addressed to Ian Hall.
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