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Basil Hardy 1928

Basil Hardy of Benalla Australia was born to William Campbell Hardy and Edith Emily Mccracken, and had siblings Lionel Daniel Hardy and Edith Hardy. Basil Hardy died in 1928 in Benalla.

Basil Hardy

Benalla Australia

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1928

Benalla, Australia

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