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Ann Driscoll

Birth1795 - Ireland
DeathBefore 1861 - New Brunswick, Canada
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Born in Ireland on 1795. Ann Driscoll married David Scanlon and had 12 children. She passed away on Before 1861 in New Brunswick, Canada.

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David Scanlon
1791 - 1881
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Catherine Susan Scanlon
1836 - 1922
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Nancy Ann Scanlon
1829 - 1894
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Mary Virginia Scanlon
1821 - 1892
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Susan Scanlon
1853 - Unknown
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James Scanlon
1835 - 1861
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Bridget Scanlon
1811 - 1876
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Bridget Scanlon
1811 - Unknown
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Margaret Scanlon
1834 - 1871
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Catharine Sulivan
1849 - Unknown
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Daniel Sulivan
1842 - Unknown
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Mary Sulivan
1837 - Unknown
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John Sulivan
1846 - Unknown

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