Kerfies, Cleggies and all that.
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Ada
(b. abt 1872, d. DEC Q 1935)
Adam Kerfoot-Roberts
(b. 1963)
Alice
(b. 1822)
Alice
(b. 1911, d. 24 May 1984)
Ann
Ann
Ann
(b. abt 1796)
Ann
(b. abt 1797)
Ann
(b. abt 1831)
Ann
(b. abt 1832)
Ann
(b. abt 1837)
Anne
Belinda Clegg
(b. 1964)
Bertha
Bessie
Bessie Annie
(b. 1872)
Betty
(b. 7 Nov 1817, d. 3 Apr 1889)
Bronwen
(b. 26 Jan 1901)
Brown
(b. abt 1830)
Carrie
(b. 26 Nov 1894, d. abt Aug 1953)
Charlotte E.
(b. abt 1866)
Colin
Edith Hughes
Eleanor
(b. abt 1792)
Elinor
(b. abt 1838)
Elizabeth
Elizabeth
Elizabeth
Elizabeth
Elizabeth
Elizabeth
(b. abt 1791)
Elizabeth
(b. abt 1819)
Elizabeth
(b. abt 1859)
Elizabeth, ("Bessie")
(b. 6 Jan 1892)
Ellen
(b. 1822, d. MAYBE 1854)
Emilie
Emma
(b. 1842)
Eve
Frances
(b. abt 1818)
Hannah
(b. abt 1824)
Hannah
(b. abt 1830)
Hannah
(b. abt 1871)
Isobella
(b. abt 1775)
James John
(b. 1859)
Jane
Jane
Jane
Jane
Jane
(b. abt 1829)
Lachlan
(b. 1723)
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