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Edward Transvaal ROACH

Birth25 Sep 1900 - Queenstown, South Australia, Australia
Death10 Jun 1961 - Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
MotherEmma Daphne Osborn
FatherJoseph Roach

Born in Queenstown, South Australia, Australia on 25 Sep 1900 to Joseph Roach and Emma Daphne Osborn. Edward Transvaal ROACH married Emily Harriet Young and had 9 children. He passed away on 10 Jun 1961 in Adelaide, South Australia, Australia.

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Parents
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Joseph Roach
1869 - 1944
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Emma Daphne Osborn
1874 - 1910
Spouse(s)
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Emily Harriet Young
1908 - 1964
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Graham John Roach
1939 - 1998
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Elva Maureen Roach
1930 - 1997
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Betty Lorraine Roach
1928 - 1997
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Edward William Roach
1938 - 1967
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Marjorie Joyce Roach
1935 - 1984
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Howard Roach
1940 - 1945
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Daphne Maud Roach
1925 - 2001
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Daphne Roach
1939 - 2005
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Howard Edward Roach
1940 - 1944

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