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Ann Jane Buchanan

Birth1 Feb 1830 - Parish Of Waterford Kiings County N.B.Canada
Death30 Jan 1912 - Smiths Creek Kings Co.N.B.Canada
MotherNot Available
FatherEdward Buchanan

Born in Parish Of Waterford Kiings County N.B.Canada on 1 Feb 1830 to Edward Buchanan. Ann Jane Buchanan married Edward Parlee and had 7 children. She passed away on 30 Jan 1912 in Smiths Creek Kings Co.N.B.Canada.

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Edward Buchanan
Unknown - Unknown
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Edward Parlee
1825 - 1909
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Mary Jane Purlee
1853 - 1918
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Robert Parlee
1861 - 1921
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William John Parlee
1877 - 1956
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Henry Parlee
1856 - 1915
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Catherine Margaret Parlee
1864 - 1935
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Eleanor"ellan" Parlee
1857 - 1927
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Edward Parlee
1869 - 1935

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