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Mary Ann PLUMMER

Birth04 Apr 1874 - Dry Creek, South Australia, Australia
Death27 Dec 1940 - Yorketown, South Australia, Australia
MotherMary Anne Mott
FatherGeorge Plummer

Born in Dry Creek, South Australia, Australia on 04 Apr 1874 to George Plummer and Mary Anne Mott. Mary Ann PLUMMER married Mark Bramley and had 6 children. She passed away on 27 Dec 1940 in Yorketown, South Australia, Australia.

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Parents
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George Plummer
1848 - 1932
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Mary Anne Mott
1852 - 1932
Spouse(s)
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Mark Bramley
1875 - 1937
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Vivian Mark Bramley
1902 - 1986
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Wilfred John Bramley
1901 - 1970
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Lionel Robert George Bramley
1909 - 1976
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Russel Thomas Bramley
1913 - 1913
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Stewart Howell Bramley
1914 - 1987
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Flora Nance Bramley
1917 - 1987

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