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Cornelius Manders 1889

Cornelius Manders of Cheltenham Australia was born to Walter Manders and Carol Andrews Manders, and had siblings Cornelius Manders, Thomas Whillock Manders, and Walter Stratford Manders. Cornelius Manders died in 1889 in Cheltenham.

Cornelius Manders

Cheltenham Australia

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1889

Cheltenham, Australia

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Died at 1 months old.
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