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Ellen Cummiskey

Birth15 August 1849 - at sea, Buffalo, New York, USA
Death28 May 1923 - Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan, USA
MotherEllen Thornton
FatherJohn Michael Cummiskey

Born in at sea, Buffalo, New York, USA on 15 August 1849 to John Michael Cummiskey and Ellen Thornton. Ellen Cummiskey married John Moroney and had 10 children. She passed away on 28 May 1923 in Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan, USA.

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Parents
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John Michael Cummiskey
1805 - 1875
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Ellen Thornton
1808 - 1897
Spouse(s)
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John Moroney
1849 - 1917
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Ellen M. Moroney
1871 - 1942
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Margaret C. Moroney
1874 - 1936
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Edward Joseph Moroney
1878 - 1927
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Lenora Catherine Moroney
1884 - 1954
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Mary Elizabeth Moroney
1868 - 1941
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Michael Robert Moroney
1876 - 1944
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Patrick J. Moroney
1872 - Unknown
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John Louis Moroney
1880 - 1954
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Anna Gertrude Moroney
1882 - 1954
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Joseph Thomas Moroney
1886 - 1977

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