Elijah Johnson Brien

Birth9 November 1857 - Oberon, New South Wales, Australia

Death24 August 1916 - Cowra, New South Wales, Australia

MotherFrances (Fanny) Wilson

FatherHenry Brien

Born in Oberon, New South Wales, Australia on 9 November 1857 to Henry Brien and Frances (Fanny) Wilson. Elijah Johnson Brien married Elizabeth Thompson and had 13 children. He passed away on 24 August 1916 in Cowra, New South Wales, Australia.

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Parents

Henry Brien
1809 - 1875

Frances (Fanny) Wilson
1819 - 1907

Spouse(s)

Elizabeth Thompson
1866 - 1957

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Harold Harry Brien
1890 - 1964

Sylvester Wilson Brien
1888 - 1957

John Oliver Baden Brien
1900 - 1960

Ada Rebecca Brien
1905 - 1973

Elizabeth Daisy Brien
1897 - 1987

Grace Sarah Brien
1895 - 1977

Wickliffe Mitchell Brien
1886 - 1931

Vincent Victor Brien
1902 - 1974

Edman Ross Brien
1901 - 1976

Elise Adeline Brien
1891 - 1979

Mildred Helen Brien
1904 - 2000

Mabel Frances Brien
1893 - 1974

Blanche Brien
1898 - 1899

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