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Ruby May Smith

Birth3 Sep 1897 - Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Death02 Feb 1961 - Lithgow, NSW Australia
MotherJohanna Margaret Bradley
FatherSydney Smith

Born in Wellington, New South Wales, Australia on 3 Sep 1897 to Sydney Smith and Johanna Margaret Bradley. Ruby May Smith married George Charles Marjoram and had 9 children. She passed away on 02 Feb 1961 in Lithgow, NSW Australia.

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Parents
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Sydney Smith
1848 - 1921
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Johanna Margaret Bradley
1866 - 1931
Spouse(s)
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George Charles Marjoram
1898 - 1966
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Leslie George Marjoram
1917 - 1980
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John Raymond Marjoram
1939 - 1939
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Norma J Marjoram
1922 - 1922
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Zonia (Tiny) Gladys Marjoram
1923 - 1973
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Barry English Marjoram
1936 - 1979
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Owen Morris Sydney Marjoram
1927 - 2005
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Valentine Reuben Charles Marjoram
1925 - 1965
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Rita (Topsy) Valma Marjoram
1919 - 2009
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Shirley Amanda Marjoram
1931 - 2014

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