Dolly DeBeau/ Devine

BirthAbt. 1870 - Bonalbo, Woodenbong, New South Wales, Australia

Death1910 - Brisbane Hospital, Brisbane, Queensland ,Buried in Woodenbong

MotherKitty Combo(Aboriginal Women)

FatherKing S William Harry ( Aboriginal Derry

Born in Bonalbo, Woodenbong, New South Wales, Australia on Abt. 1870 to King S William Harry ( Aboriginal Derry and Kitty Combo(Aboriginal Women). Dolly DeBeau/ Devine married Thomas Valentine Close and had 4 children. She passed away on 1910 in Brisbane Hospital, Brisbane, Queensland ,Buried in Woodenbong.

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Parents

King S William Harry ( Aboriginal Derry
1850 - 1905

Kitty Combo(aboriginal Women)
Unknown - Unknown

Spouse(s)

Thomas Valentine Close
1858 - 1905

Harry ( Clifton Cappa ) Cliff (Aboriginal Man)
Unknown - 1923

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Thomas Close
1881 - 1959

Roy Close ( Aboriginal Man )
1894 - 1948

Julian Cliff ( Aboriginal Man )
1907 - Unknown

Nellie Jordan
1901 - 1960

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