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Fanny Leer 1914

Fanny Leer was born in Marrickville, Inner West Council County, NSW Australia to James Albert Leer and Caroline May (Cotterell) Leer, and had siblings Beatrice Louisa (Leer) Mason and George James Leer. Fanny Leer died in 1914 in Sydney.

Fanny Leer

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Marrickville, Inner West Council County, NSW, 2204, Australia

1914

Sydney, NSW, Australia

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