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"Hi Lynda," wrote Paddy Franklin. "I was having a conversation about fruit with my brother when he casually mentioned that the 'Black Doris' plum was named after a neighbour of one of my sisters." Doris, Paddy revealed, was the youngest daughter of Lewis John Billington (1884-1955). "He was a sometime milk vendor, farmer and bricklayer on the Waitakere dams. He also liked his garden and playing around with the grafting of plums, it would appear." Source: Lynda Hallinan (28 January 2018) https://www.stuff.co.nz/life-style/food-wine/100875240/lynda-hallin...
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September 16, 1920
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New Zealand
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1950 |
1950
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Auckland, North Island, New Zealand
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2008 |
June 18, 2008
Age 87
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Auckland, North Island, New Zealand
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June 28, 2008
Age 87
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Purewa Cemetery
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