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St. John’s Anglican Cemetery Clanwilliam

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St. John’s Anglican Cemetery Clanwilliam

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Esler J.
Foster Alfred R & Foster Robert A. W.
Foster Baby
Foster, Ben & Foster Eliza Born Shawe
Foster, Mary
Foster, Robert A.E.W. & Foster Lydia M. born Shawe
Fryer Alice Helen Matilda & Fryer, Charles Montagu Fryer,
Fryer, Charles Montagu & Fryer Emily Frances
Fryer, Charles Montagu & Fryer, Richard Charles
Clanwilliam Gate
Tarling A
Hayes, Mary Harriet & Hayes, Alfred Adolphus
Jispemser, H.
Jordan, C.
Jordan, Herbert Green
Livesey, Ernest
Marchant, Walter Lightfoot
Lyons, S
McGeary T.
Mosper E.
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