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Mabel Constance Dicker

Birth1869 - Ballarat East, Victoria, Australia
Death16 Mar 1947 - Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
MotherMartha Cuthbert Mitchel
FatherFrancis Manly Dicker

Born in Ballarat East, Victoria, Australia on 1869 to Francis Manly Dicker and Martha Cuthbert Mitchel. Mabel Constance Dicker married Thomas Singleton and had 9 children. She passed away on 16 Mar 1947 in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

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Parents
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Francis Manly Dicker
1822 - 1889
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Martha Cuthbert Mitchel
1829 - 1907
Spouse(s)
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Thomas Singleton
1863 - 1947
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John Patrick Ward
1883 - 1932
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Mable Constance Dicker
Unknown - Unknown
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Thomas Harrie Singleton
1890 - 1942
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Leonard Robert Singleton
1901 - 1963
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Mabel Margaret Singleton
1904 - 1951
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Leonard Manley Singleton
1893 - 1894
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Francis John Singleton
1898 - 1926
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Charles William Singleton
1895 - 1955
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John Gill Ward
1920 - 2001
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William Manly Singleton
1906 - 1986
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Charles Singleton
1890 - 1950

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