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Nuno Fernando «Larry» Lerena

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PlaceSouth Africa

LineAbroad, and the line not established

Relationship to Davidgrandfather

Found inBiography

What the archive knows

Cheryl's father, and the man the Lerena name comes through. His memoir-daughter records his real name as Nuno Fernando, «but to some he was known simply as Larry» — the name his friends used, and the one she used herself out of childhood embarrassment. Born in South Africa. His father came from Argentina; his mother from England. He died while she was still a child. lore — from her memoir, uncorroborated by any record yet.

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Cheryl Lerena

…memoir. She did not rank her work by length. Where she stands Living people are named only — no dates, no places. The dead carry what the archive can prove. Her parents Nuno Fernando «Larry» Lerena his father from Argentina, his mother from England lore nuno-fernando-larry-lerena Catherine later le Roux lore Her generation self Cheryl Lerena…

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