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James Aplin 1857

James Aplin of Australia was born to John Aplin and Sarah Aplin, and had siblings Louisa Aplin, Eliza Aplin, Keziah Aplin, James Aplin, William Taylor Aplen, William Taylor Aplin, John Aplin, William Taylor Aplin, John Aplin, and Samuel Aplin. James Aplin died in 1857.

James Aplin

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Died at 20 months old.
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James Aplin lived 75 years shorter than the average family member when died at the age of .

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