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Ellen Burns

Birth1802 - County Donegal, Ireland
Death2 Aug 1877 - Crossingville, Crawford, Pennsylvania, USA
MotherNora Scanlon
FatherBurns

Born in County Donegal, Ireland on 1802 to Burns and Nora Scanlon. Ellen Burns married John McLaughlin and had 12 children. She passed away on 2 Aug 1877 in Crossingville, Crawford, Pennsylvania, USA.

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Parents
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Burns
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Nora Scanlon
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Spouse(s)
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John Mclaughlin
1797 - 1873
Children Show all
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Thomas Mclaughlin
1824 - 1917
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John B. Mclaughlin
1836 - 1907
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Mary Jane Mclaughlin
1831 - 1893
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Hannah Mclaughlin
1828 - 1907
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Catherine Smith
1833 - 1920
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Ellen Mclaughlin
1847 - Unknown
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Elizabeth "Liza" Mclaughlin
1839 - Unknown
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Nancy Mclaughlin
1848 - Unknown
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Louisa Mclaughlin
1839 - Unknown
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Mary Mclaughlin
1850 - 1928
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Elijah Mclaughlin
1838 - Unknown
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James Patrick Mclaughlin
1841 - 1926

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