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Thomas Dimmitt 1867

Thomas Dimmitt of Australia was born to William Long Dimmitt and Matilda Brown Dimmitt, and had siblings Thomas Dimmitt, James Dimmitt, and William Dimmitt. Thomas Dimmitt died in 1867.

Thomas Dimmitt

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Died at 6 months old.
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