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Rosy May Sykes 1880

Rosy May Sykes of Australia was born to James Sykes and Janet Keith Sykes, and had siblings Agnes Helen Sykes, Eliza Jane Sykes, Albert Notman Sykes, Hannah Eveline Sykes, Rose May Sykes, Elizabeth Sykes, Albert Notman Sykes, John Sykes, Archibald Sykes, James North Sykes, George Sykes, Alexander Keith Sykes, and George Alfred Sykes. Rosy Sykes died in 1880.

Rosy May Sykes

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Died at 3 months old.
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Rosy May Sykes lived 71 years shorter than the average family member when died at the age of .

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