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Atkinson Costello

Birth1858 - Seagoe, County Armagh, Northern Ireland
Death8 Aug 1911 - Seagoe, Armagh, Northern Ireland
MotherMargaret Jane McDowell
FatherJames Edward Costello

Born in Seagoe, County Armagh, Northern Ireland on 1858 to James Edward Costello and Margaret Jane McDowell. Atkinson Costello married Mary Matilda Morrow and had 5 children. He passed away on 8 Aug 1911 in Seagoe, Armagh, Northern Ireland.

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James Edward Costello
1803 - 1896
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Margaret Jane Mcdowell
1811 - 1923
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Mary Matilda Morrow
1872 - 1929
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James Alexander Costello
1904 - Unknown
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Agnes Costello
1901 - 1991
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Hugh Atkinson Costello
1907 - 1957
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Annie Jane Costello
1899 - Unknown
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Margaret (Meg) Costello
1911 - 1967

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