Laura Christie Lundsten

Birth12 December 1880 - Mount Morgan, South Australia, Australia

Death6 July 1963 - Royal Adelaide Hospital, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia

MotherBridget Mary Neville

FatherPetrus Leonard "William" Lundsten

Born in Mount Morgan, South Australia, Australia on 12 December 1880 to Petrus Leonard "William" Lundsten and Bridget Mary Neville. Laura Christie Lundsten married John James Owens or Owen and had 8 children. She passed away on 6 July 1963 in Royal Adelaide Hospital, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia.

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Parents

Petrus Leonard "William" Lundsten
1856 - 1944

Bridget Mary Neville
1858 - 1908

Spouse(s)

John James Owens Or Owen
1862 - 1937

Thomas Bradshaw Marsden
1878 - 1900

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James Roy Owens
1904 - 1982

Bernard Francis "Bernie" Owens
1919 - 1984

John Joseph Owens
1908 - 1941

Felix Hugh Owens
1905 - 1965

Mary Bridget Owens
1910 - 1996

Matthew Leonard Owens
1912 - 2001

Harold Lundsten
1900 - 1917

Lawrence Edward Owens
1921 - 2008

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