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Emma Hunt 1859

Emma Hunt of Australia was born to Richard Shaw Hunt and Jane Beattie Hunt, and had siblings Phoebe Jane Hunt, Mary Ann Hunt, Emma Hunt, Isabella Hunt, Emma Hunt, Rebecca Elizabeth Hunt, Fanny Louisa Hunt, Georgina Harriet Hunt, Florence Eleanor Hunt, Eliza Ada Hunt, Mary Ann Hunt, Mary Ann Hunt, John Stead Hunt, and Robert Shaw Hunt. Emma Hunt died in 1859.

Emma Hunt

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1859

Australia

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Died at 15 months old.
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