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Bridget McLaughlan

Birth1878 - Not Available
Death03/01/1960 - Glasgow
MotherRose-Ann Reilly
FatherFrancis McLaughlin

Born on 1878 to Francis McLaughlin and Rose-Ann Reilly. Bridget McLaughlan married Edward McCarron and had 9 children. She passed away on 03/01/1960 in Glasgow.

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Parents
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Francis Mclaughlin
1851 - Unknown
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Rose-ann Reilly
1853 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Edward Mccarron
1878 - 1944
Children Show all
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Rose Mccarron
1898 - Unknown
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Edward Mccarron
1899 - 1961
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Patrick Mccarron
1914 - 1965
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Elizabeth Mccarron
1905 - 1908
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Francis Mccarron
1902 - Unknown
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Margaret Mccarron
1917 - Unknown
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Esther Mccarron
1911 - Unknown
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Mary Mccarron
1903 - Unknown
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Bridget Mccarron
1908 - Unknown

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