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Miriam Soljack

Updated Mar 25, 2024
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Miriam Soljack
Although she was born in Hastings, therefore being a citizen of New Zealand, once she married Peter Soljack, she became a non citizen, and was treated as an outcast during WW1. I have been having trouble trouble finding out about her background, as some is under MiriaN, and MiriaM. The correct spelling is with a M. Type in her name under Wikipedia, and you will find out some of her history. Her brother Arthur Lewis, born 06/12/1871 died 26/04/1960, was my maternal Grandfather. His 2nd daughter was Vera Jean, and she was my Mum.
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