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Ann Ditchburn 1858

Ann Ditchburn of Australia was born to Robert Ditchburn and Jane Ditchburn, and had siblings George Ditchburn and William John Ditchburn. Ann Ditchburn died in 1858.

Ann Ditchburn

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Died at 17 months old.
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Ann Ditchburn lived 73 years shorter than the average family member when died at the age of .

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