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>Hi, > >Regarding your question about a "Shoesmith". I have >ancestors around at the same time who were "Shoeing >Smiths" which might be the same thing. > >They were similar to Blacksmiths but specialised in >Shoeing Horses, and were usually found in the larger >Towns and Citys to service all the working Horses >there, - as opposed to Blacksmiths who were usually >found in the smaller towns and villages and undertook >all kinds of work. > >regards, > >Mark > > >>I am seeking information on the above names, LEE, >>COOPER and SELBY. >> >>LEE Richard a pastry cook, SELBY Isabela a dress maker >>and COOPER Arthur a farrier around 1890. >> >>Any information gratefully received. >> >>Can anyone tell me what a Shoesmith (B) was at the >>turn of the century? >> >>John Cooper >>Canberra Australia

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