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John Edward Eales

Birth12 NOV 1850 - Somerset East, Cape, South Africa
Death02 Jul 1902 - Tarkastad, Cape Colony
MotherSusan McNaughton
FatherWilliam Eales

Born in Somerset East, Cape, South Africa on 12 NOV 1850 to William Eales and Susan McNaughton. John Edward Eales married Hester de Wet and had 13 children. He passed away on 02 Jul 1902 in Tarkastad, Cape Colony.

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Parents
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William Eales
1826 - 1891
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Susan Mcnaughton
1829 - 1869
Spouse(s)
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Hester De Wet
1867 - 1920
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Ellen Emily Conroy
1853 - 1882
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John Edward Eales
1888 - 1954
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William Clarence Eales
Unknown - 1964
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Constance Gertrude Eales
1898 - 1985
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Peter John Eales
Unknown - Unknown
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Andrew Arnold Eales
1889 - Unknown
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Hester Eales
1887 - Unknown
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Walter Louis Eales
Unknown - Unknown
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Henry Peter Eales
1885 - Unknown
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Henry Eales
1885 - 1969
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Susan Maria Eales
1882 - Unknown
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Edward Arthur Eales
1880 - Unknown
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Ellen Emily Eales
1873 - 1902
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Dorothy Eales
1875 - 1881

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