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James Joseph Hammill

Birth29 May 1877 - Lucky Valley, Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Death15 Feb 1947 - Walcha, New South Wales, Australia
MotherMary Spillane
FatherJames Hammill

Born in Lucky Valley, Warwick, Queensland, Australia on 29 May 1877 to James Hammill and Mary Spillane. James Joseph Hammill married Agnes Honora Dawson and had 7 children. He passed away on 15 Feb 1947 in Walcha, New South Wales, Australia.

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James Hammill
1854 - 1894
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Mary Spillane
1851 - 1910
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Agnes Honora Dawson
1885 - 1932
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Lavina Maud Mary Lemmon
1881 - 1960
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Agnes Veronica Hammill
1910 - 1989
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Francis Kevin Hammill
1907 - 1967
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Charles Emmett Hammill
1914 - 1997
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James Maurice Hammill
1912 - 1964
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Leslie Bernard Hammill
1919 - 1968
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John Clement (Clem) Hammill
1921 - 2010
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Bertram Lemmon
1901 - 1976

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