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John Thomas Ward 1921

John Thomas Ward of Richmond Australia, was married to Jane (Kirkpatrick) Ward, and had children William Henry Ward, Henry Edwin Ward, and James Alfred Ward. John Ward died in 1921.

John Thomas Ward

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Melbourne, Australia Collingwood, Australia Australia Belgrave, Australia
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