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Violet Ruby Carr

Birth25 July 1892 - Nullan, Victoria, Australia
Death20 Mar 1979 - Bundaberg, Queensland, Australia
MotherMargaret Taylor
FatherJames Carr

Born in Nullan, Victoria, Australia on 25 July 1892 to James Carr and Margaret Taylor. Violet Ruby Carr married Albert John McCarthy and had 7 children. She passed away on 20 Mar 1979 in Bundaberg, Queensland, Australia.

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Parents
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James Carr
1859 - 1934
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Margaret Taylor
1865 - 1950
Spouse(s)
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Albert John Mccarthy
1889 - 1950
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Thomas Mcinerney
1881 - 1950
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Albert John Mccarthy
1892 - 1935
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Thomas William Mcinerney
Unknown - 1950
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Colin Thomas Mccarthy
1924 - 1998
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Noel Mccarthy
1924 - 1978
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William Ernest Mccarthy
1939 - 1993
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Royce Mccarthy
1924 - 1988
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Albert John Mccarthy
1922 - 1950
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Arthur George Mccarthy
Unknown - 1972
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Mavis Joan Mccarthy
1927 - 1978

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