Ivy Edith Annie
Biggs
Born in New Zealand
Ancestors 
Daughter of William Ronald Biggs
and Ivy (Steen) Biggs
Sister of
Tressa Mary (Biggs) Dunford, Gertrude Hazel (Biggs) Dabinett, Elizabeth Evelyn Pearl (Biggs) Pope, Ronald Roy Biggs and Frederick Walter Biggs
[spouse(s) unknown]
[children unknown]
Died [date unknown]
[location unknown]
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Biography
Ivy Edith Annie was born in 1904. She is the daughter of William Biggs and Ivy Steen.
Sources
- NZ birth regn 1904/8441
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~1.56%
Leanne (Watkins) Smith 
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Rejected matches › Edith Maud (Backlog) Briggs (1904-1973)
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