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Lisa Anne Beard 1980

Lisa Anne Beard of Yarr Australia was born to John George Beard and Mary Eliza Victoria Davis, and had a brother Harold Davis Beard. Lisa Beard died in 1980 in Yarr.

Lisa Anne Beard

Yarr Australia

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1980

Yarr, Australia

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