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Bernard Earley

BirthAbt. 1819 - Ballygally, Tyrone Co, Ireland
Death1900 - Missouri, USA
MotherCatherine McDermott
FatherPeter Early

Born in Ballygally, Tyrone Co, Ireland on Abt. 1819 to Peter Early and Catherine McDermott. Bernard Earley married Sarah McDermott and had 13 children. He passed away on 1900 in Missouri, USA.

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Parents
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Peter Early
1790 - 1869
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Catherine Mcdermott
1793 - 1866
Spouse(s)
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Sarah Mcdermott
1835 - 1906
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Sarah Ann Early
1855 - 1934
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Bernard Early
1867 - 1924
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James Early
1860 - Unknown
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Isabel Early
1868 - 1946
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William Earley
1862 - Unknown
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Bridget Earley
1866 - Unknown
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Mary Jane Early
1858 - Unknown
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Celia Gallagher
Unknown - Unknown
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Ester Earley
1877 - 1958
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Patrick Earley
1877 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Earley
1875 - Unknown
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Cecelia Earley
1873 - 1934
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Catherine Early
1857 - 1932

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