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Henley, Millicent Irene (1887–1959)

Millicent Henley, 1924, Judith Fletcher photographer

Millicent Henley, 1924, Judith Fletcher photographer

Sydney Mail, 5 March 1924, p 23

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Millicent Henley, 1924, Judith Fletcher photographer

Millicent Henley, 1924, Judith Fletcher photographer

Sydney Mail, 5 March 1924, p 23

Life Summary [details]

Birth

18 May, 1887
Balmain, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Death

2 February, 1959 (aged 71)
Kilara, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

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