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'''Alfred Smith''' or '''Alf Smith''' may refer to:
==Sportspeople==
*[[Alf Smith (ice hockey)]] (1873–1953), Canadian ice hockey player
*[[Alf Smith (Port Vale footballer)]], professional footballer who played for Port Vale, 1913–1918
*[[Alf Smith (New Zealand footballer)]], New Zealand international football (soccer) player
*[[Alf Smith (footballer, born 1880)]] (1880–1944), English footballer for Stoke
*[[Alf Smith (Australian footballer)]] (1867–1936), Australian rules footballer
*[[Alf Smith (Scottish footballer)]], Scottish footballer
*[[Alfred A. Smith]], American [[National Soccer Hall of Fame]]<!--OK if 1st link red--> inductee
*[[Alfred Smith (cricketer, born 1847)]] (1847–1915), English cricketer
*[[Alfred Smith (cricketer, born 1812)]] (1812–1892), another English cricketer
*[[Alfred Smith (Australian cricketer)]] (1908–1989), Australian cricketer
==Other people==
*[[Alfred Smith (artist)]] (1854–1932), French artist from Bordeaux
*[[Alfred Smith (VC)]] (1861–1932), English soldier, recipient of the Victoria Cross in Sudan
*[[Alfred Smith (Australian politician)]], Member of Parliament for Carpentaria, 1941–1960
*[[Alfred Wellington Smith]] (1840–1907), merchant and politician in British Columbia, Canada
*[[Alfred Smith (British politician)]] (1860–1931), Member of Parliament for Sunderland, 1929–1931
*[[Alfred C. Smith]] (1893–?), American lawyer and politician in the Virginia Senate
*[[Al Smith]] (Alfred E. Smith, 1873–1944), American politician and governor
*[[Alfred Victor Smith]] (1891–1915), English soldier, recipient of the Victoria Cross in World War I
*[[Alfred Holland Smith]] (1863–1924), President of New York Central Railroad
*[[Alfred Lee Smith]] (1838–1917), member of the New Zealand Legislative Council
*[[Brenton Wood]] (Alfred Jesse Smith, born 1941), American singer/songwriter
*[[Alfred James Smith]] (1901–1983), businessman and member of the Queensland Legislative Assembly
*[[Alfred Leo Smith]] (1919–2014), Native American substance abuse counselor and religious freedom activist
*[[Alfred W. Smith]] (1864–1933), American architect
==See also==
*[[Al Smith (disambiguation)]]
{{hndis|Smith, Alfred}}
==Sportspeople==
*[[Alf Smith (ice hockey)]] (1873–1953), Canadian ice hockey player
*[[Alf Smith (Port Vale footballer)]], professional footballer who played for Port Vale, 1913–1918
*[[Alf Smith (New Zealand footballer)]], New Zealand international football (soccer) player
*[[Alf Smith (footballer, born 1880)]] (1880–1944), English footballer for Stoke
*[[Alf Smith (Australian footballer)]] (1867–1936), Australian rules footballer
*[[Alf Smith (Scottish footballer)]], Scottish footballer
*[[Alfred A. Smith]], American [[National Soccer Hall of Fame]]<!--OK if 1st link red--> inductee
*[[Alfred Smith (cricketer, born 1847)]] (1847–1915), English cricketer
*[[Alfred Smith (cricketer, born 1812)]] (1812–1892), another English cricketer
*[[Alfred Smith (Australian cricketer)]] (1908–1989), Australian cricketer
==Other people==
*[[Alfred Smith (artist)]] (1854–1932), French artist from Bordeaux
*[[Alfred Smith (VC)]] (1861–1932), English soldier, recipient of the Victoria Cross in Sudan
*[[Alfred Smith (Australian politician)]], Member of Parliament for Carpentaria, 1941–1960
*[[Alfred Wellington Smith]] (1840–1907), merchant and politician in British Columbia, Canada
*[[Alfred Smith (British politician)]] (1860–1931), Member of Parliament for Sunderland, 1929–1931
*[[Alfred C. Smith]] (1893–?), American lawyer and politician in the Virginia Senate
*[[Al Smith]] (Alfred E. Smith, 1873–1944), American politician and governor
*[[Alfred Victor Smith]] (1891–1915), English soldier, recipient of the Victoria Cross in World War I
*[[Alfred Holland Smith]] (1863–1924), President of New York Central Railroad
*[[Alfred Lee Smith]] (1838–1917), member of the New Zealand Legislative Council
*[[Brenton Wood]] (Alfred Jesse Smith, born 1941), American singer/songwriter
*[[Alfred James Smith]] (1901–1983), businessman and member of the Queensland Legislative Assembly
*[[Alfred Leo Smith]] (1919–2014), Native American substance abuse counselor and religious freedom activist
*[[Alfred W. Smith]] (1864–1933), American architect
==See also==
*[[Al Smith (disambiguation)]]
{{hndis|Smith, Alfred}}
