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Ellen Sullivan

BirthJun 1843 - Ireland, United Kingdom
Death1 June 1938 - Greenfield, Franklin, Massachusetts
MotherNot Available
FatherWilliam Sullivan

Born in Ireland, United Kingdom on Jun 1843 to William Sullivan. Ellen Sullivan married John Manix and had 8 children. She passed away on 1 June 1938 in Greenfield, Franklin, Massachusetts.

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William Sullivan
Unknown - Unknown
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John Manix
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John J Manix
1883 - Unknown
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David J Manix
1889 - Unknown
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Johanna Elizabeth "Josie" Manix
1885 - 1951
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Katie E Manix
1887 - Unknown
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Mary A Manix
1878 - 1885
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Thomas Joseph Manix
1852 - 1920
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Nellie T Manix
1880 - 1886
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David James Manix
1887 - 1925

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