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Thomas Edward Bevan

BirthApril 1850 - Little Haywood, Staffordshire, England
Death14th January 1895 - Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape, South Africa
MotherEmma Handley
FatherJohn Bevan

Born in Little Haywood, Staffordshire, England on April 1850 to John Bevan and Emma Handley. Thomas Edward Bevan married Fanny Elizabeth Ann Maile and had 8 children. He passed away on 14th January 1895 in Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape, South Africa.

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John Bevan
1824 - 1888
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Emma Handley
1829 - 1887
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Fanny Elizabeth Ann Maile
1847 - 1889
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Ada Stanyon
1850 - Unknown
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Albert James Bevan
1877 - Unknown
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Emily Hawkes Bevan
1875 - Unknown
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Edward Robert Bevan
1874 - 1909
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Arthur Alfred Bevan
1879 - Unknown
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Alfred Frank Bevan
1881 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Ann Bevan
1885 - 1934
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Percy Bevan
1890 - Unknown
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Reece Edward Batson Bevan (Baston)
1885 - 1974

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