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Annie Clancy

Birth16 Oct 1876 - Fingerboard, Nova Scotia, Canada
Death4 Apr 1917 - Amherst, Cumberland, Nova Scotia, Canada
MotherMary Marie Smith
FatherWilliam Wallace Small

Born in Fingerboard, Nova Scotia, Canada on 16 Oct 1876 to William Wallace Small and Mary Marie Smith. Annie Clancy married James Havelock Clancy and had 12 children. She passed away on 4 Apr 1917 in Amherst, Cumberland, Nova Scotia, Canada.

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Parents
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William Wallace Small
1839 - 1912
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Mary Marie Smith
1845 - 1905
Spouse(s)
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James Havelock Clancy
1866 - 1906
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James Frederick "Jim" Wesley
1886 - 1970
Children Show all
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Stanley Clancy
1889 - 1958
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Mary Jennette Clancy
1896 - 1975
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Bessie Clancie
1899 - Unknown
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Elmer Wesley
1915 - 1977
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Bertha Clancy
1902 - 1975
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George Basil Clancy
1897 - 1961
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James Havelock Clancy
1894 - 1956
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William V. Clancy
1888 - 1952
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Dorothy Wesley
1915 - 1976
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Annie Laura Clancy
1904 - 1987
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Gordon Clancy
1892 - 1937
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Ensley A Clancy
1896 - 1949

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