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Lesslie Jane Pike 1913

Lesslie Jane Pike of Ballarat Australia was born to Annie Bloomfield (Wood) Pike and Arthur James Pike, and had siblings Arthur James Pike, Annie Barnett Pike, Lesslie Jane Pike, and William Alfred Pike. Lesslie Pike died in 1913 in Ballarat.

Lesslie Jane Pike

Ballarat Australia

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1913

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Lesslie Jane Pike lived 73 years shorter than the average family member when died at the age of .

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