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Daniel McCleary

Birth1707 - Maghera, County Londonderry, Northern Ireland
Death31 Dec 1788 - Methuen, Massachusetts
MotherMary Polly Linn
FatherThomas McCleary

Born in Maghera, County Londonderry, Northern Ireland on 1707 to Thomas McCleary and Mary Polly Linn. Daniel McCleary married Mary Catherine Milliken (Mullican?) and had 10 children. He passed away on 31 Dec 1788 in Methuen, Massachusetts.

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Parents
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Thomas Mccleary
1676 - 1768
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Mary Polly Linn
1680 - Unknown
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Mary Catherine Milliken (Mullican?)
1715 - 1800
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William Clary (Mcclary)
1740 - Unknown
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Daniel Mccleary
1740 - 1797
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Mary Mccleary
1745 - 1827
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Thomas Mccleary
1754 - 1814
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Jeane Mccleary
1747 - 1844
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Martha Mccleary
1742 - Unknown
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Elizabeth "Betty" Mccleary
1756 - 1844
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John Mccleary
1745 - Unknown
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Samuel Mccleary
1749 - 1755
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David Mccleary
1750 - 1839

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