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Edward James Eagle

BirthFeb 16, 1882 - Tabusintac, Northumberland Co NB
DeathOct 14, 1956 - Saint John NB
MotherHarriet Savoy
FatherThomas Eagle

Born in Tabusintac, Northumberland Co NB on Feb 16, 1882 to Thomas Eagle and Harriet Savoy. Edward James Eagle married Nellie Mae Chamberlain and had 10 children. He passed away on Oct 14, 1956 in Saint John NB.

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Thomas Eagle
1851 - 1916
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Harriet Savoy
1857 - 1940
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Nellie Mae Chamberlain
1891 - 1949
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Mary Alvina Eagles
1914 - 1980
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Mary Margaret Eagles
1917 - 2005
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Thomas Edward Eagles
1915 - Unknown
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Henry Charles Eagles
1925 - 2007
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Raymond Donald Eagles
1927 - 1996
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John Louis Eagles
1927 - 2007
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Mabel Helena Eagles
1919 - 1995
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Mary Linda Eagle
1921 - 2013
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Louise Therese Eagles
1913 - Unknown
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James Edward Eagles
1923 - Unknown

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