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May Wheeler 1901

May Wheeler of Carlton Australia was born to Ethel Agnes Edwards Witney and Charles Daniel Wheeler, and had siblings Agnes Wheeler, May Wheeler, Bessie Ethel Wheeler, Winifred Louise Wheeler, Charles Frederick Wheeler, Grace Lavinia Wheeler, George Wheeler, Daniel Humphrey Wheeler, Agnes Wheeler, Charles Frederick Wheeler, George Wheeler, Winifred Louise Sambell, and Grace Lavinia Witney. May Wheeler died in 1901 in Carlton.

May Wheeler

Carlton Australia

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1901

Carlton, Australia

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