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Catherine Freaney

Birth1882 - Glenamaddy, Co, Galway, Ireland
Death1964 - Manchester, Lancashire, England
MotherEllen Donelan
FatherMartin Freaney

Born in Glenamaddy, Co, Galway, Ireland on 1882 to Martin Freaney and Ellen Donelan. Catherine Freaney married Michael McLoughlin and had 11 children. She passed away on 1964 in Manchester, Lancashire, England.

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Parents
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Martin Freaney
1835 - 1915
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Ellen Donelan
1848 - 1920
Spouse(s)
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Michael Mcloughlin
1868 - 1957
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William Mcloughlin
1925 - 1985
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Joseph Mcloughlin
1927 - 2007
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Margaret Mcloughlin
1916 - 1992
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Patrick Mcloughlin
1919 - 1974
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Kathleen Mcloughlin
1921 - 2000
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Ellen Mcloughlin
1909 - 1990
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Mary Mcloughlin
1913 - 1990
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John Mcloughlin
1911 - 1972
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Michael Mcloughlin
1914 - 1993
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Martin Mcloughlin
1908 - 1987
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Thomas Mcloughlin
1920 - 2009

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