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Ada Cambridge

She was born in Norfolk and died in Melbourne.

Also recorded as Ada Cross

Ada Cambridge

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Spencer Shier · National Library of Australia: [1] Published in The Herald, 20 February 1912: [2] · Public domain

Born
1844. · Norfolk.
Died
1926. · Melbourne.
Nationality
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland.
Occupation
writer, poet and novelist.
Fields
Poetry and Painting.
Languages
English.

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