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Fortunia Moses

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Countries: Africa

Fortunia Moses

Moses and her sister Patrica Shields came from Sierra Leone and made their home in England, in or before 2022.

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Fortunia Moses

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Moses + Shields tree

Fortunia Moses and Patrica Shields, sisters from Sierra Leone who made their ...

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Sir George Stuart White

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Ruth First

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1 memorial
Sir Herbert Stewart

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1 memorial
South African War / Boer War

South African War / Boer War

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8 memorials