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Ada Simms 1904

Ada Simms of Bendigo Australia was born to Eleanor Dawes Simms and Enoch Simms, and had siblings Alfred John Simms, Emily Myrtle Simms, Annie May Simms, Ada Simms, Stanley Lewis Simms, Mavis Ivy Simms, Alf Simms, and Emily Myrtle Simms. Ada Simms died in 1904 in Bendigo.

Ada Simms

Bendigo Australia

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1904

Bendigo, Australia

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