Allan
Edgar
Dewe
Born in New Zealand
Ancestors 
Son of Stephen Dewe
and Elizabeth Harriet (Clark) Dewe
Brother of
Ernest Stephen Dewe, Henry Alfred Dewe, William John Dewe, Elizabeth Dewe, Albert Edward Dewe, Herbert Fredrick Dewe, Leslie Norman Darcy Dewe, Reginald Wilfred Dewe, Eric Alexander Dewe, Cecil Lawrence Dewe and Sydney David Dewe
Husband of
Louisa Elizabeth Ann (Turner) Dewe
— married
1941 (to 1992) in New Zealand
Father of
Edgar Stephen Dewe
Died
at about age 81
in New Zealand
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Biography
Allan was the son of Stephen and Elizabeth Harriet (Clark) Dewe. He married Louisa Elizabeth Ann Turner around 1941 and together they had at least three children. Allan passed away at the approximate age of 82.[1]
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Rejected matches › Allan Noel Dawe (1909-1992)
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