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Tryphenia Cryer

Birth03 Feb 1851 - Saint Paul, Chatham, Kent, England
Death6 Feb 1898 - North Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
MotherElizabeth Longstaff
FatherJohn Cryer

Born in Saint Paul, Chatham, Kent, England on 03 Feb 1851 to John Cryer and Elizabeth Longstaff. Tryphenia Cryer married Abraham MUNN and had 15 children. She passed away on 6 Feb 1898 in North Adelaide, South Australia, Australia.

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Parents
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John Cryer
1798 - 1868
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Elizabeth Longstaff
1796 - 1880
Spouse(s)
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Abraham Munn
1847 - 1897
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Phillip Munn
1880 - 1952
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Maurice Munn
1875 - 1954
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Henry Munn
1877 - 1944
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Victor Munn
1891 - 1962
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Mary Tryphenia Munn
1881 - 1955
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Tryphenia Munn
1889 - 1911
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Henrietta Munn
1883 - 1942
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Mabel Munn
1885 - 1965
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Walter Munn
1878 - 1879
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Esther Emily Munn
1884 - 1885
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Abraham Munn
1889 - 1910
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Horace Munn
1887 - 1888
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Louis Munn
1874 - 1916
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Albert Munn
1872 - 1940
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Elizabeth Munn
1870 - 1887

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