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Anna MacDougall

BirthAbt. 1785 - Cliad, Barra, Scotland
DeathNot Available - Beaver Cove, Cape Breton
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Born in Cliad, Barra, Scotland on Abt. 1785. Anna MacDougall married Gilleasbuig ambrose Gillis and had 8 children. She passed away in Beaver Cove, Cape Breton.

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Gilleasbuig Ambrose Gillis
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Lawrence Gillis
1823 - 1912
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Penadair ( Peter) Joseph Gillis
1807 - 1881
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Eoin Dubh Gillis
1808 - Unknown
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Coirsdan (Christina) Gillis
1819 - Unknown
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Anna Gillis
1815 - Unknown
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Mor ( Sarah Or Sadie) Gillis
1810 - Unknown
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Mairead Gillis
Unknown - Unknown
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Annie Nicholson
1804 - Unknown

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