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Matches 16651 to 16700 of 22958  » Comma-delimited CSV file

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# Person ID Full Name Residence: Place
16651 I322018857672  Augusta Russell   
16652 I322018857673  Mary Russell   
16653 I322018858025  Arthur Francis Fanshawe Wootton   
16654 I322018858026  Arthur Garnier Wootton   
16655 I322018858027  Herbert Lloyd Wootton   
16656 I322018858029  John Charles Wootton   
16657 I322018858030  Clement Fanshaw Wootton   
16658 I322018858031  Ethel Mary Wootton   
16659 I322019000831  Jack Carvick Thompson  randwick, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia  
16660 I322019001102  John Rosborough Thompson  randwick, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia  
16661 I322019001102  John Rosborough Thompson  randwick, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia  
16662 I322019001102  John Rosborough Thompson  33 Olola Avenue, Vaucluse, Wentworth, New South Wales, Australia  
16663 I322019001102  John Rosborough Thompson  Vaucluse, New South Wales, Australia  
16664 I322019001193  Adelaide Elsie Ironside  Sydney, New South Wales, Australia  
16665 I322019001193  Adelaide Elsie Ironside  randwick, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia  
16666 I322019003498  Frank Hannant Thompson  New South Wales, Australia  
16667 I322019003498  Frank Hannant Thompson  466 bourke st, Surry Hills, New South Wales, Australia  
16668 I322019003499  Ellen Cleary  darlinghurst, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia  
16669 I322019005525  Fredrick James Ironside  Sydney, New South Wales, Australia  
16670 I322019005684  Amilia Bird  Sydney, New South Wales, Australia  
16671 I322019006359  John Carvick Thompson  Sydney, New South Wales, Australia  
16672 I322019006359  John Carvick Thompson  Sydney, New South Wales, Austalia  
16673 I322019006549  Mary Anne Wood  Sydney, New South Wales, Australia  
16674 I322019216338  Ezekial Wood   
16675 I322019216339  Ann Robinson  New South Wales, Australia  
16676 I322019216339  Ann Robinson  Sydney, New South Wales, Australia  
16677 I322019216340  Elizabeth Wood   
16678 I322019218346  Marr   
16679 I322019221061  Henry Marr  New South Wales, Australia  
16680 I322019222274  Edward R Robinson   
16681 I322019222275  Mary Ann Harrison   
16682 I322019222276  Edward William Alexander Robinson   
16683 I322019222277  Elizabeth ROBINSON   
16684 I322019222278  Harriet ROBINSON   
16685 I322019222280  Robert ROBINSON   
16686 I322019222281  Sarah Robinson   
16687 I322019222282  Maria Robinson   
16688 I322019222283  Mary ROBINSON   
16689 I322019222284  John ROBINSON   
16690 I322019222286  Harriet Robinson   
16691 I322019222287  Maria Robinson   
16692 I322019222288  Rebecca Martha MARR   
16693 I322019222289  Ann Hannah Marr   
16694 I322019222290  Henry James MARR   
16695 I322019300292  Owen Joseph Peirce   
16696 I322019300331  Jane Forbes   
16697 I322019304312  Hugh Forbes   
16698 I322019304315  Owen Eric Peirce   
16699 I322019304318  Nina Jane Peirce   
16700 I322019304320  Arthur Forbes Peirce   


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