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English: Charles Van Treight, a citizen of Ashfield, New South Wales, Australia. At one stage he was the sexton of St John the Baptist Anglican Church, Ashfield.
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Source Scanned from "Ashfield at Federation" by the Ashfield and District Historical Society, edited by Chris Pratten, page 308. Credited as: Kerry photo, Ashfield Council Archives
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