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Ada Tomkinson

Birth19 May 1873 - York, Western Australia
Death27 August 1955 - Perth, Western Australia
MotherMaria Scott
FatherThomas Tomkinson

Born in York, Western Australia on 19 May 1873 to Thomas Tomkinson and Maria Scott. Ada Tomkinson married James Brand and had 6 children. She passed away on 27 August 1955 in Perth, Western Australia.

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Parents
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Thomas Tomkinson
1842 - 1904
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Maria Scott
1847 - 1888
Spouse(s)
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James Brand
1870 - 1925
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Ada Tomkinson
Unknown - Unknown
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Iris Jessie Brand
1900 - 1983
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Edith Eunice Violet Brand
1892 - 1966
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Percy Usherwood James Brand
1895 - 1963
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Cecil Thomas Brand
1896 - 1956
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Merville George Brand
1903 - 1992
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Gratton Leslie Brand
1890 - 1891

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