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James Main 1864

James Main of Australia was born to Dugald Main and Alice Bourke Main, and had siblings John Main, Ellen Main, Agnes Main, James Main, Mary Main, and Alice Main. James Main died in 1864.

James Main

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1864

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Died at 13 months old.
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