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Mary Hannah Saunders 1862

Mary Hannah Saunders of Clunes Australia was born in 1862 in Clunes to Pelham Ambrose Saunders and Jane Robson Saunders. Mary Saunders has siblings Jane Saunders, Anne Elizabeth Saunders, Isabella Louisa Saunders, Eveline Saunders, John Frederick Saunders, Ethel Saunders, and Catherine Saunders.

Mary Hannah Saunders

Clunes Australia

1862

Clunes, Australia

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In 1862, in the year that Mary Hannah Saunders was born, British citizen Anna Leonowens, a widow, accepted a job in Siam (now Thailand) to teach the children and wives of the King of Siam - he had 39 wives and concubines and 82 children. Taking her son with her and sending her daughter to England for schooling, she taught in Siam for 6 years - until the King died.

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In 1876, on November 2nd, a giant squid - a little over 20 feet long - washed up on a beach at Thimble Tickle Bay in Newfoundland. It's still a rare occurrence since giant squid live in deep sea at 1000 to 3000 foot depth.

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