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Gerald Les Oneil 1939

Gerald Les Oneil of Carlton Australia was born to George Edward Oneil and Violet Cameron Oneil, and had a sister Gladys Daphne. Gerald Oneil died in 1939 in Carlton.

Gerald Les Oneil

Carlton Australia

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1939

Carlton, Australia

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Gerald Les Oneil lived 73 years shorter than the average family member when died at the age of .

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