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Cuming Peter Turner
Cuming Peter Turner of Sandham Australia, was married to Janet Ramsay Turner, and has a child Janet Ramsay Turner. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Cuming Peter Turner.
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Source(s): Victoria Australia Death Records: 1836 - 1985
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Turner, Delbert (Born Nov 26, 1908)
Turner, Bennie (Born Nov 14, 1913)
Turner, Bonnie (Born Mar 28, 1911)
Turner, Nellie (Born Jun 21, 1916)
Turner, Elbert (Born Feb 7, 1883)
Turner, Minnie Lee (Born Apr 14, 1881)
Turner, Cariel (Born Aug 3, 1904)
Turner, Leonard (Born Sep 15, 1902)
Turner, Clyde (Born Aug 15, 1906)
Turner, Lois (Born Sep 6, 1917)
Turner, Rosa (Born Sep 6, 1885)
Turner, Joseph (Born Feb 11, 1872)
Turner, Earl (Born Jun 19, 1897)
Turner, Anna (Born Oct 14, 1895)
Turner, Bernice (Born Jan 4, 1921)
Turner, Martha (Born Aug 22, 1892)
Johnson, Rhoda (Born 1859)
Turner, Frank (Born Feb 1900)
Turner, Lena (Born Sep 21, 1905)
Turner, Niles (Born 1907)
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