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Ann McFarlane

Birth19 May 1837 - Belfast, Ireland
Death20 Jan 1911 - Portland, Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada
MotherHelen Haliday
FatherJohn Halliday

Born in Belfast, Ireland on 19 May 1837 to John Halliday and Helen Haliday. Ann McFarlane married George McFarlane and had 13 children. She passed away on 20 Jan 1911 in Portland, Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada.

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Parents
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John Halliday
1811 - Unknown
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Helen Haliday
1826 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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George Mcfarlane
1837 - 1885
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George Mcfarlane
1831 - 1883
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Alexander (Alex) Mcfarlane
1861 - Unknown
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William F. Mcfarlane
1861 - 1929
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James Mcfarlane
1855 - 1913
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Frances "Fanny" Mcfarlane
1871 - 1956
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John Henry "Hobson" Macfarlane
1854 - 1924
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Robert Mcfarlane
1866 - 1914
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George Mcfarlane
1856 - 1894
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Jessie Macfarlane
1859 - Unknown
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George Mcfarlane
1873 - 1911
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Joseph Mcfarlane
1874 - 1943
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Annie V Mcfarlane
1876 - Unknown
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Sarah J Mcfarlane
1877 - 1911
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John J Macfarlane
1869 - 1931

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