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William Henry Smith

William Henry Smith died of Cholera at the age of 59. He was a life-long trade unionist and at the time of his death was the vice-president of the Sheffield Federated Trades Council and the Labour Association.

William Smith was said to hold 'extreme views on all social and political subjects' and 'was a ready speaker, who exercised great influence among working men'. He was particularly active during the Sheffield Outrages of 1866.

Cholera monument on Norfolk Road.

Cholera monument on Norfolk Road.