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James E. SULLIVAN

BirthBet. 08 Oct 1848–Jan 1856 - Nova Scotia
DeathBet. 1911–1925 - Not Available
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Born in Nova Scotia on Bet. 08 Oct 1848–Jan 1856. James E. SULLIVAN married Hanorah McNeary and had 9 children. He passed away on Bet. 1911–1925.

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Hanorah Mcneary
1843 - 1925
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Catherine 'Katie' Keating
Unknown - 1876
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Nora Sullivan
1846 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Mcneil
1871 - Unknown
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Lenora Sullivan
1886 - 1953
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Elizabeth Elva Sullivan
1885 - 1953
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Maggie Sullivan
1881 - Unknown
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Florence L Sullivan
1883 - 1966
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William Sullivan
1873 - Unknown
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Frances "Fannie" Sullivan
1874 - 1905
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Agatha Cecilia Sullivan
1890 - 1950
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William Sullivan
1874 - 1901
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James Sullivan
1876 - 1891

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