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Mary Jane Souter<\/span>I538<\/span>
b: 21 May 1828<\/span><\/span>
d: 12 Sep 1903<\/span><\/span><\/div><\/div><\/section>
Biography<\/div>
Arrived as an asssisted passenger at age 13, on the 12th of February 1842 on the ship Agnes.\n\n === SYDNEY CITY CORONER: Register of Inquests and Inquiries 1862-1926 ===\n 1903\n [transcribed from written text by Jason Cleeland, see image]\n ENTRY 260\n Dr R B Ohannanan(?)\n Mary Jane Hughes 71. England. Widow. No autopsy. Glebe Sydney.\n I find that the said Mary Jane Hughes at No. 13 Lodge Street Forest Lodge, in the District of Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, on the 12th day of September 1903 died from the effects of injuries accidentally received on the 9th day of the said month through falling down the stairs at 13 Lodge Street Forest Lodge ?????.<\/div><\/section>
Facts<\/div>