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Eleanor McElroy

Birth6 Feb 1841 - County Monaghan, Ireland
Death22 Aug 1923 - Dunham, Quebec, Canada
MotherCatherine Clark
FatherJohn Johnston

Born in County Monaghan, Ireland on 6 Feb 1841 to John Johnston and Catherine Clark. Eleanor McElroy married James McElroy and had 11 children. She passed away on 22 Aug 1923 in Dunham, Quebec, Canada.

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Parents
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John Johnston
1814 - 1871
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Catherine Clark
1819 - 1907
Spouse(s)
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James Mcelroy
1834 - 1914
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William Scott Mcelroy
1876 - 1963
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Winnifred Eleanor Mcelroy
1883 - 1972
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Albert Ernest Mcelroy
1878 - 1956
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Jane M Mcelroy
1865 - 1950
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Alexander Duff Stevens Mcelroy
1875 - 1968
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Eunice Mildred Mcelroy
1885 - 1982
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Lydia Elizabeth Mcelroy
1868 - 1956
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John Johnston Mcelroy
1871 - 1946
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David Cummings Mcelroy
1872 - 1939
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Anna May Mcelroy
1866 - 1949
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Robert Mcelroy
1863 - 1946

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