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Lillias Christina Way 1904

Lillias Christina Way of Ballarat East Australia was born to Jessie Orr Way and James Way, and had siblings Fred Samuel Way, William Henry Way, Christina Lillies Way, Grace Marion Way, Henry David Way, Grace Marion Way, Thomas Begbie Way, Ida Agnes Way, and James Douglas Way. Lillias Way died in 1904 in Ballarat East.

Lillias Christina Way

Ballarat East Australia

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1904

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