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James Shearing

Birth1864 - Braidwood, New South Wales, Australia
Death6 June 1897 - Brighton, Tasmania, Australia
MotherMary Ann Lewis
FatherWilliam Shearing

Born in Braidwood, New South Wales, Australia on 1864 to William Shearing and Mary Ann Lewis. James Shearing married Rebecca Elizabeth Ward and had 6 children. He passed away on 6 June 1897 in Brighton, Tasmania, Australia.

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William Shearing
1823 - 1884
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Mary Ann Lewis
1831 - 1900
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Rebecca Elizabeth Ward
1862 - 1931
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Ada Payne Ward-shearing
1884 - 1973
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James Shearing
1891 - 1952
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Percy Norman Shearing
1897 - 1926
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Thomas Edwin Shearing
1894 - 1919
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Eliza Jane Shearing
1888 - 1897
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Rebecca Elizabeth Shearing
1886 - 1930

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