Person    | Female  Born 1937  Died 2012

Jill Richards

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Jill Richards

From Inspiring Cities "Jill Richards was Carrie’s mum and also lived in the house, she passed away in 2012."

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Jill Richards

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Mosaic House, front - Jill Richards

Jill Richards, 1937 - 2012

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