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THE CONTINUING MOIR SAGA

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1995

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Dark green card cover with white lettering and illustration of beach with boat on shore and horse and wagon. A Genealogical Record of an Albany family by Amelia Moir and Greg Wardell-Johnson. 479 pages, illustrated, photographs throughout. 2 copies. This copy part of Eugene Herbert Collection and donated by him.

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cwa-org-51-B2001.11b

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MOIR, Amelia and WARDELL-JOHNSON, Greg

Keywords

History - Western Australia

Genealogy Moir Family

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Statement of significance

Genealogical Record of Moir Family

Albany Historical Society Inc

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