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John Benjamin Weakley

Birth21 Jul 1820 - Portsmouth on the Weymouth, England
Death1906 - Queenstown, Stormberg, Eastern Cape, South Africa
MotherEmma Kinton
FatherJoseph Weakley

Born in Portsmouth on the Weymouth, England on 21 Jul 1820 to Joseph Weakley and Emma Kinton. John Benjamin Weakley married Catherine Ann Susan PALMER and had 8 children. He passed away on 1906 in Queenstown, Stormberg, Eastern Cape, South Africa.

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Joseph Weakley
1790 - 1863
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Emma Kinton
1791 - 1879
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Catherine Ann Susan Palmer
1824 - 1894
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Albert Ernest Weakley
1864 - 1903
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Sarah Anne Weakley
1850 - 1909
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Joseph George Cottingham Weakley
1855 - 1914
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John Benjamin Weakley
1844 - 1902
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Arthur Palmer Weakley
1858 - 1933
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Emma Millicent Weakly
1847 - 1879
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Herbert Kinton Weakley
1860 - 1862
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Alfred James Weakley
1862 - 1931

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