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Edith Amy Bottrell

Birth7 Jan 1884 - 'Sunny Corner' Hartley, Calare, Wiradjuri Nation, Central West, New South Wales, Australia
Death16 May 1969 - Manly, Sydney, Cumberland, Eora Nation, Capital of, New South Wales, Australia
MotherMary Ann Blackman
FatherJohn Bottrell

Born in 'Sunny Corner' Hartley, Calare, Wiradjuri Nation, Central West, New South Wales, Australia on 7 Jan 1884 to John Bottrell and Mary Ann Blackman. Edith Amy Bottrell married Frederick Arthur Munson and had 4 children. She passed away on 16 May 1969 in Manly, Sydney, Cumberland, Eora Nation, Capital of, New South Wales, Australia.

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John Bottrell
1837 - 1891
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Mary Ann Blackman
1837 - 1913
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Frederick Arthur Munson
1866 - 1915
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Frederick Alexander Munsie
1866 - 1929
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Violet Munson
1904 - 1987
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Arthur Frederick Munson
1906 - 1983
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Winnifred Munson
1915 - Unknown
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Olive Munson
1901 - Unknown

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