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Sign up freeAlexander Benjamin Watters 1885–1943 – Genealogical Records
Birth Date: 08 Nov 1885
Birth Location: Kenhardt, Cape Colony, South Africa
Death Date: 05 Feb 1943
Death Location: East London, Cape Province, South Africa
Father: John Watters
Mother: Frances Townsend\Watters
Spouse(s): Ethel Sumner\watters
Children(s): Alwyn Watters
In 1885, Alexander Benjamin Watters entered the world in Kenhardt, Cape Colony, South Africa, born to John Watters And Frances Sarah Townsend Watters. Alexander Benjamin Watters married Ethel May Sumner Watters, and had children including Alwyn Graham Watters. Alexander Benjamin Watters passed away in 1943 in East London, Cape Province, South Africa.
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- In 1885, Alexander Benjamin Watters entered the world in Kenhardt, Cape Colony, South Africa, born to John Watters And Frances Sarah Townsend Watters.
- Alexander Benjamin Watters married Ethel May Sumner Watters, and had children including Alwyn Graham Watters.
- Alexander Benjamin Watters passed away in 1943 in East London, Cape Province, South Africa.
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1. Alwyn (Graham) Watters 1910–1972 m. Elizabeth (Helena) Kemp 1918–1990
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Event Type: Birth
Event Date: 08 Nov 1885
Event Place: Kenhardt, Cape Colony, South Africa
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Event Type: Death
Event Date: 05 Feb 1943
Event Place: East London, Cape Province, South Africa