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Clara Castles 1874

Clara Castles was born to Samuel Castles and Mary Ann Haylett (Piggins) Castles, and had siblings Beatrice Anne (Castles) Egan, Hector Castles, William John Castles, George Norman Castles, Albert George Castles, and Samuel Stanley Castles. Clara Castles died in 1874.

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Clara Castles lived 76 years shorter than the average family member when died at the age of .

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