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James Guilfoyle

Birth20 Nov 1851 - New Lowell, Simcoe, Ontario, Canada
Death13 Jul 1936 - Chicago, Cook, ILL. USA
MotherCatherine Bergin
FatherJohn Guilfoyle

Born in New Lowell, Simcoe, Ontario, Canada on 20 Nov 1851 to John Guilfoyle and Catherine Bergin. James Guilfoyle married Mary Teresa Murphy and had 6 children. He passed away on 13 Jul 1936 in Chicago, Cook, ILL. USA.

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John Guilfoyle
1801 - 1865
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Catherine Bergin
1816 - 1875
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Mary Teresa Murphy
1857 - 1939
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Frank Bergen Guilfoyle
1878 - 1964
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John Vincent Guilfoyle
1889 - 1918
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Evaline J Guilfoyle
1887 - 1965
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Mary Constance Guilfoyle
1884 - 1943
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Leo James Guilfoyle
1882 - 1944
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Francis Bergin Guilfoyle
1880 - Unknown

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