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Charles St. Clair

Birth14 Dec 1879 - Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Death02/03/1957 - Murtho, South Australia
MotherMaria Barty
Father"Charles" William Lawrence St Clair

Born in Adelaide, South Australia, Australia on 14 Dec 1879 to "Charles" William Lawrence St Clair and Maria Barty. Charles St. Clair married Lucy Evelyn Brown and had 7 children. He passed away on 02/03/1957 in Murtho, South Australia.

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"Charles" William Lawrence St Clair
1852 - 1930
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Maria Barty
1859 - 1904
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Lucy Evelyn Brown
1892 - Unknown
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Maud Merritt
1884 - 1957
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Norman John St Clair
1925 - 1942
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Charles Laurence St Clair
1922 - 1942
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Laurel Mavis St Clair
1917 - Unknown
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Alice Emelie Joyce St Clair
1916 - Unknown
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Doreen St. Clair ( Hammond)
1929 - 2000
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William Donald St. Clair
1918 - 1997
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Douglas Charles St.clair
Unknown - 1976

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