David
Edward
Broom
Born in New Zealand
Son of [father unknown] and [mother unknown]
[sibling(s) unknown]
Husband of
Cecilia Philomena May (Watson) Broom
— married
1945 in New Zealand
[children unknown]
Died
at about age 59
in New Zealand
Profile last modified
| Created 23 Aug 2015
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Biography
David was born in 1890. He passed away in 1949.[1]
Birth
- Birth:
- Type: BROOM, David Edward
- Date: 1890
- Place: New Zealand[2]
- Parents: Sarah Jane & David
Death
- Death:
- Type: BROOM, David Edward
- Date: 1949
- Place: New Zealand[3]
- Age: 59Y
Marriage
- Husband: David Edward Broom
- Wife: Cecilia Philomena May Watson
- Marriage:
- Type: BROOM, David Edward & WATSON, Cecilia Philomena
- Date: 1945
- Place: New Zealand[4]
Sources
- ↑ NZ Births, Deaths & Marriages
- ↑ Page: RGO 1890/17677
- ↑ Page: RGO 1949/31504
- ↑ Page: RGO 1945/10925
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