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Thomas Adam Wightman

BirthAbt 1882 - Not Available
Death24 Mar 1954 - Paringa, South Australia, Australia
MotherEmma Samels
FatherJames Wightman

Born on Abt 1882 to James Wightman and Emma Samels. Thomas Adam Wightman married Elsie May Zillah Blackby Lane and had 10 children. He passed away on 24 Mar 1954 in Paringa, South Australia, Australia.

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James Wightman
1850 - 1895
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Emma Samels
1851 - Unknown
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Elsie May Zillah Blackby Lane
1886 - 1958
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Eveline Emma Wightman
1905 - 1965
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Phyllis Lydia Wightman
1909 - 1984
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Kevin Frederick Wightman
1923 - 1943
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Roland William Wightman
1922 - 1922
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Thomas Maxwell Wightman
1914 - 1914
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Phillip Wightman
1908 - 1908
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Pearl Irene Wightman
1915 - Unknown
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Thomas Adam Wightman
1882 - 1954
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Carlyle Clement Wightman
1911 - 1967
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May Wightman
1907 - 1907

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