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Thomas Bambridge & Maraea O' Connor Family

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Thomas Bambridge & Maraea O' Connor Family

Michelle Cassidy

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08/08/2011

Thomas Bambridge & Maraea O' Connor Family

Thomas Bambridge & Maraea O' Connor Family. I am related to Jane Sophia Bambridge Foster.

Date & Place: August 2010 in USA

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Bonnie Johnson

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08/28/2011

It would really help other researchers if you could be a name of state, maybe some sort of time period? If the family migrated over the years, you could mention several states. Anything would help.

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Jane Sophia Bambridge Jun 13, 1841 - May 24, 1910 Pago Pago, American Samoa

Jane Sophia Bambridge Foster was born on June 13, 1841 to Thomas Bambridge and Maria Marae O'Conner. She was in a relationship with Samuel Stratton Foster, and had a child Wesley Ladd Foster. Jane Sophia Foster died at age 68 years old on May 24, 1910 in Pago Pago, Tutuila County American Samoa. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Jane Sophia Bambridge .

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