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Daniel CONNOR

Birth1851 - Bermondsey, London
DeathJun 1910 - St. Olave, London
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Born in Bermondsey, London on 1851. Daniel CONNOR married Ellen Connor nee Bird and had 12 children. He passed away on Jun 1910 in St. Olave, London.

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Ellen Connor Nee Bird
1857 - Unknown
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Mary Ellen O'connor
1879 - 1880
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Johanna Connor
1891 - Unknown
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Albert Edward Connor
1903 - 1989
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William Patrick Connor
1894 - Unknown
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Bernard Connor
1900 - Unknown
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James Connor
1893 - Unknown
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Helen Connor
1878 - Unknown
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Catherine Connor
1887 - Unknown
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Annie Connor
1898 - Unknown
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Daniel O'connor
1881 - 1931
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John Connor
1885 - Unknown
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Bridget Connor
1889 - Unknown

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