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Alan Rutherford Ker 1879

Alan Rutherford Ker of Australia was born to Catherine Annie (Cavenagh) Ker and Charles Edward Ker, and had siblings Annie Caroline Ker, Milicent Ker, Alan Rutherford Ker, Francis Norman Ker, William Llewelly Ker, and Charles Russell Ker. Alan Ker died in 1879.

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Died at 9 months old.
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Alan Rutherford Ker lived 71 years shorter than the average family member when died at the age of .

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In 1815, between April 5th and 12th, Mount Tambora in the Dutch East Indies erupted, killing over 92,000 people and propelling volcanic ash into the upper atmosphere throughout the world. This caused what was called "The Year Without a Summer." In some places in the northern hemisphere, the eruption caused snow in June and July. There were widespread crop failures and resulting starvation in many parts of the world.

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In 1831, around July 15th, the volcanic island of Graham Island briefly emerged in the Mediterranean Sea. The island was discovered by Humphrey Fleming Senhouse, a British sea captain, on August 1st and claimed by the United Kingdom. The island still exists but is now once again underwater.

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