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Ellen McLaughlin

Birth9 Sep 1887 - Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland
Death9 Mar 1979 - 17, Ardnahoe Place, Toryglen, Glasgow
MotherSarah Slowey
FatherWilliam McLaughlin

Born in Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland on 9 Sep 1887 to William McLaughlin and Sarah Slowey. Ellen McLaughlin married John McInespie and had 6 children. She passed away on 9 Mar 1979 in 17, Ardnahoe Place, Toryglen, Glasgow.

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Parents
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William Mclaughlin
1858 - Unknown
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Sarah Slowey
1861 - 1945
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John Mcinespie
1882 - 1963
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Patrick Mcinespie
1918 - 1988
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Mary Jane Mcinespie
1926 - 2008
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Sarah Mcinespie
1924 - 1993
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Bridget Philomena Mcinespie
1923 - 1924
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Elizabeth Mclaughlin Mcinespie
1928 - 1929
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William Mclaughlin Mcinespie
1921 - 1924

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