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Anne Mcdermott

Birth30 Nov 1814 - Oldcastle, Meath, Ireland
Death17 Jul 1864 - Oldcastle, Ireland
MotherSusannah McDermott
FatherHenry McDermott

Born in Oldcastle, Meath, Ireland on 30 Nov 1814 to Henry McDermott and Susannah McDermott. Anne Mcdermott married James Gilsenan and had 11 children. She passed away on 17 Jul 1864 in Oldcastle, Ireland.

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Parents
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Henry Mcdermott
1793 - 1867
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Susannah Mcdermott
1795 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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James Gilsenan
1804 - 1863
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James Gilsenan
1856 - 1940
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Patrick Gilsenan
1850 - 1918
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Hugh 1844 Gilsenan
1844 - 1918
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Anne 1856 Gilsenan
1856 - Unknown
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Matthew 1835 Gilsenan
1835 - 1884
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John Gilsenan
1846 - 1932
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Rose Gilsenan
1854 - Unknown
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Patrick Gilsenan
1842 - Unknown
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James Gilsenan
1848 - 1850
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Mary 1834 Gilsenan
1834 - Unknown
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Margaret Gilsenan
1840 - Unknown

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