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Mary Walker 1915

Mary Walker of Preston Australia was born to Ella Constance (Sutherland) Walker and Charles Andrew Walker, and had siblings Constance Alvie Walker, Mary Walker, and Jean Willis Walker. Mary Walker died in 1915 in Preston.

Mary Walker

Preston Australia

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1915

Preston, Australia

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