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Cecelia Ronayne

BirthMay 1856 - Sydney Mines Cape Breton Nova Scotia Canada
Death22 Nov 1927 - North Sydney Cape Breton Nova Scotia Canada
MotherChristine MacDonald
FatherJohn Ronayne

Born in Sydney Mines Cape Breton Nova Scotia Canada on May 1856 to John Ronayne and Christine MacDonald. Cecelia Ronayne married James McLeod and had 9 children. She passed away on 22 Nov 1927 in North Sydney Cape Breton Nova Scotia Canada.

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Parents
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John Ronayne
1818 - 1876
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Christine Macdonald
1826 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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James Mcleod
1852 - 1918
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John Ronayne Macleod
1891 - 1952
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Laura Beatrice Macleod
1882 - 1977
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Annie Ethel Macleod
1886 - 1913
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Kathleen Mavourneen Regis Macleod
1893 - 1915
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Cecelia Ignace Macleod
1884 - 1948
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Marjorie Genevieve Macleod
1896 - 1926
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Murray James Macleod
1888 - 1915
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Mary Margaret Macleod
1877 - 1953
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Alice Christine Macleod
1880 - 1951

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