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John Thomas WALLIS

Birth1895 - Lockwood, Victoria, Australia
Death16 JAN 1960 - Bendigo, Victoria, Australia
MotherCatherine Jane Roe
FatherColin Thomas Wallis

Born in Lockwood, Victoria, Australia on 1895 to Colin Thomas Wallis and Catherine Jane Roe. John Thomas WALLIS married ellen elisabeth dumphy and had 6 children. He passed away on 16 JAN 1960 in Bendigo, Victoria, Australia.

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Colin Thomas Wallis
1868 - 1945
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Catherine Jane Roe
1869 - 1945
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Ellen Elisabeth Dumphy
1898 - 1972
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Keith Wallis
1932 - 1981
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Nancy Irene Wallis
1922 - 1985
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Kathleen Nella Wallis
1925 - 1984
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John Kenneth Wallis
1927 - 1993
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Raymond Peter Wallis
Unknown - 1983
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Kathleen Wallis
Unknown - 1985

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