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Nancy (Ann) Weeks

BirthBap.1827 Jun 03. - St. Gluvias, Cornwall, England
Death5 Dec 1873 - Scotchmans Lead, Bunninyong Mine, Ballarat, Australia
MotherAnne Weeks
FatherJoseph Weeks

Born in St. Gluvias, Cornwall, England on Bap.1827 Jun 03. to Joseph Weeks and Anne Weeks. Nancy (Ann) Weeks married John Cosworth Martin and had 10 children. She passed away on 5 Dec 1873 in Scotchmans Lead, Bunninyong Mine, Ballarat, Australia.

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Joseph Weeks
1799 - 1839
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Anne Weeks
1801 - 1887
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John Cosworth Martin
1821 - 1896
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Alfreda Martin
1857 - 1917
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Emily Martin
1855 - 1901
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John Alexander Martin
1852 - 1854
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Joseph Edward Martin(dz)
1863 - 1918
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John Alexander Martin
1862 - 1919
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Frederick James Martin
1866 - 1918
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Alfred William Martin
1859 - 1919
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Lucretia Martin
1868 - 1936
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Melvina Martin
1871 - 1937
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Elizabeth Martin
1846 - 1849

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