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Joan Ruston 1922

Joan Ruston of Beechworth Australia was born to Charles Roy Ruston and Daisy Alice Smith Ruston, and had siblings Daisy Ellice Head and Dorothy Ruth Duggan. Joan Ruston died in 1922 in Beechworth.

Joan Ruston

Beechworth Australia

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1922

Beechworth, Australia

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