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Rhoda Pickett 1882

Rhoda Pickett of Clunes Australia was born to Elizabeth Ann (Vincent) Pickett and George Pickett, and had siblings Minnie Pickett, Rhoda Pickett, Lilian May Pickett, Leslie Pickett, Ellen Pickett, Lilian Pickett, Mary Burk, Minnie Butcher, Frederick Pickett, and Laura Evans. Rhoda Pickett died in 1882 in Clunes.

Rhoda Pickett

Clunes Australia

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1882

Clunes, Australia

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Died at 9 months old.
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Rhoda Pickett lived 71 years shorter than the average family member when died at the age of .

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