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Olga Veronica Roadley 1908

Olga Veronica Roadley of Clunes Australia was born to Sarah Jane (Edwards) Roadley and George William Roadley, and had siblings Eliza Roadely, Evelyn Roadley, George William Roadley, Bridget Roadley, Olga Veronica Roadley, Lorance George Roadley, Bridget Roadley, Lawrence George Roadley, and Edward William Roadley. Olga Roadley died in 1908 in Clunes.

Olga Veronica Roadley

Clunes Australia

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1908

Clunes, Australia

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