Born in Camberwell.1

From the Oxford DNP :-
"second son of the four children of William Smee (1777-1858) (...) and his wife, Susanna (1790-1849), daughter of William Ray and his wife, Mary, of Tannington, Suffolk"

Baptised in Camberwell, St Giles.2

Father - William Smee
Mother - Susanna Smee
Father's occupation - of the Bank of England

Licence obtained for marriage to Elizabeth HUTCHISON in Faculty Office.11

Married Elizabeth HUTCHISON in City of London.14,15

From the Times :-
On the 2d inst., at St. Margaret's, Lothbury, Mr. Alfred Smee, of the Bank of England, surgeon, to Elizabeth Hutchison, only daughter of the late George Hutchison, Esq.

Birth of son Alfred Hutchison SMEE in City of London.5,12

Birth of daughter Elizabeth Mary SMEE in City of London.5,13

Occupation FRS, MRCS, Consulting Surgeon.3

Recorded in census in City of London, North East (Finsbury Circus, 7).3

Head of household
Staff x 3

Legacy.4

Received a legacy of GBP 50 pre tax from the estate of Catherine Ray

From the Legacy Receipt - Inland Revenue :-
"Alfred Smee - a descendant of a sister of the deceased - Pecuniary legacy"

Occupation A.C.S. in London City.5

Recorded in census in London City (Finsbury Circus, 7).5

Head of household
Governess x 1
Staff x 4

Occupation Consulting Surgeon.6

Recorded in census in London City, Broad Street (Finsbury Circus, 7).6

Head of household
Staff x 4

Died in London City (Finsbury Circus, 7).1,8,9,10

From the Pall Mall Gazette :-
SMEE, Alfred, F.R.S., at his residence, 7 Finsbury-circus, aged 58, Jan. 11.

Probate in Principal Registry.10

Of 7 Finsbury Circus, surgeon
Sole executor - Elizabeth Smee, the widow the relic

Research Note.7

From "The Black Book" in the Norfolk Record Office
Alfred Smee the Elder was a distinguished scientific man. He was Fellow of the Royal Society at the age of 23, author of sundry scientific books & was inventor of Smee’s battery. He published amongst other boos one entitle “My garden” which was published in 1872. It was about a wonderful garden he laid out at Wallington Bridge Beddington Surrey & where many unusual plants were grown. The post of medical officer to the Bank of England was created entirely for him”