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Wheaton Jackman (1878–1844) married Margaret Beatrice ?? ( – ). He was architect with brother Herbert, inaugural captain of
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Jackman's
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Jackman (1876– ) married Lilian May Solomon ( – ) in 1901 with GPO
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