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NATIONAL ARCHIVES DECEASED ESTATES

Isaacs, Adriana Christina Elizabeth - Estimated year of death: 1948

Isaacs, Cornelis - Estimated year of death: 1928

Isaacs, Cornelius - Estimated year of death: 1922

Isaacs, Eli - Estimated year of death: 1918

Isaacs, Eliza - Estimated year of death: 1928

Isaacs, Elizabeth - Estimated year of death: 1894

Isaacs, Elizabeth - Estimated year of death: 1942

Isaacs, Elizabeth Alice Gwyn - Estimated year of death: 1963

Isaacs, Elizabeth Rosina - Estimated year of death: 1942

Isaacs, Elizabeth Wilhelmina - Estimated year of death: 1943

Isaacs, Gladys Elizabeth - Estimated year of death: 1969

Isaacs, Johanna Engelina Berenda Cornelia - Estimated year of death: 1950

Isaacs, Josephine Aurelia - Estimated year of death: 1967

Isaacs, Katrina Elizabeth - Estimated year of death: 1970

Isaacs, Sarah Amelia - Estimated year of death: 1958

Isaacs, Selina Johanna - Estimated year of death: 1959

Isaacs, Theodore Felix - Estimated year of death: 1966

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