Glenbervie Beechworth Brown (1870–1870)
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- Brown, Mary Ann (mother)
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- Brown, Duncan (brother)
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- Brown, Glenbervie Mitchell (brother)
- Ames, Alice May (sister-in-law)
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- Willis, Janet (aunt)
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- Brown, John (uncle)
- Brown, Alexander (uncle)
- Brown, May (aunt by marriage)
- Brown, Jessie (aunt by marriage)
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- Jamieson, Neil (uncle by marriage)
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- Harris, Daisy Alexandra (niece)
- Diamond, Dorothy Jean (niece)
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- Brown, John (cousin)
- Macgregor, Margaret Mitchell (cousin)
- Goslett, Margaret (cousin)
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- Jamieson, William (cousin)
- Brown, James (cousin)
- Brown, Mary (cousin)
- Brown, Euphemia Graham (cousin)
- Sloman, Mary Louisa (cousin)
- Brown, Margaret Sarah (cousin)
- Brown, Maria Rose (cousin)
- Brown, Annie Hiskins (cousin)
- Brown, Lillian Belcher (cousin)
- Brown, Daisy Mitchell (cousin)
- Brown, Glenbervie (cousin)
- Brown, Ethel Maud (cousin)
- Brown, Albert Asher (cousin)
- Brown, Florence Mildred (cousin)
Citation details
'Brown, Glenbervie Beechworth (1870–1870)', People Australia, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University, https://peopleaustralia.anu.edu.au/biography/brown-glenbervie-beechworth-23929/text, accessed 3 December 2024.
Life Summary [details]
Birth
1870
Wahgunyah,
Victoria,
Australia
Death
1870
(aged ~ 0 months)
Wahgunyah,
Victoria,
Australia
Cultural Heritage
Includes subject's nationality; their parents' nationality; the countries in which they spent a significant part of their childhood, and their self-identity.