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Mabel Jean Opie 1919

Mabel Jean Opie of Bendigo Australia was born to Elsie Hawksford Opie and Henry Gilbert Opie, and had siblings Elsie May Opie, Henry James Opie, Thelma Opie, Mabel Jean Opie, Phyllis Irene Opie, and Phyllis Irene Opie. Mabel Opie died in 1919 in Bendigo.

Mabel Jean Opie

Bendigo Australia

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1919

Bendigo, Australia

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