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James Wood Bragg

Birthdate:
Birthplace: Westward-Cumberland
Death:
Place of Burial: Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Immediate Family:

Son of Robert John Bragg and Mary Bragg
Husband of Louisa Amy Bragg
Father of Private; Madeline Alexia Cobb and Private
Brother of Sir William Henry Bragg, Nobel Prize in Physics 1915 and Robert John Bragg, Jnr

Occupation: Engineer
Death: James Wood BRAGG died 1938 (cert no 364/1938), son of Robert and Mary, registered in Sydney.
Probate: his Probate is at the NZ Archives in Auckland. Do you have a copy of this. It does state that he is of Elizabeth Bay Sydney, or that could be where he died. He is listed as an engineer.
rootsweb infor: Just checked the IGI, and there is another possible baptism - James Wood BRAGG, baptised 30 Sept 1866, Westward-Cumberland; parents: Robert John Bragg and Mary (batch CO48961). Other children to this couple were William Henry Bragg, baptised 31 July 1862,
rootsweb link: https://lists.rootsweb.com/hyperkitty/list/aus-nsw@rootsweb.com/thread/2069766/
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1908
1908
Birth of Madeline Alexia Cobb
Chatswood, City of Willoughby, NSW, Australia
1938
1938
Birth of James Wood Bragg
Westward-Cumberland
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Death of James Wood Bragg
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Burial of James Wood Bragg
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
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