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Dora Siercks c. 1945

Dora Siercks of Lunden, SH Germany, was in a relationship with Wilhelm Frederick Siercks, and had children John Siercks and Dorathea Siercks Nagel. Dora Siercks died circa 1945.

Dora Siercks

Lunden, SH 25774, Germany

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Dora Siercks lived 75 years shorter than the average family member when died at the age of .

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