James McCready

Birth14 Mar 1825 - Belfast, Antrim, Northern Ireland

Death07 Feb 1905 - Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada (burried Cameron Cemetery, Euphemia Twp, Lampton County, Ontario

MotherCharlotte Ann Logan

FatherThomas McCready

Born in Belfast, Antrim, Northern Ireland on 14 Mar 1825 to Thomas McCready and Charlotte Ann Logan. James McCready married Ann King and had 13 children. He passed away on 07 Feb 1905 in Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada (burried Cameron Cemetery, Euphemia Twp, Lampton County, Ontario.

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Parents

Thomas Mccready
1788 - 1851

Charlotte Ann Logan
1798 - 1886

Spouse(s)

Ann King
1825 - 1876

Hannah Mcclure
1833 - 1895

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Charlotte Ann Mccready
1856 - 1925

Jane Mccready
1851 - 1930

Mary Mccready
1853 - 1939

Alexander Mccready
1849 - 1928

Thomas Mccready
1859 - 1913

Maria Mccready
1864 - 1916

Charles Sylvester Mccready
1860 - 1923

John Mccready
1855 - 1926

Elizabeth Mccready
1854 - 1879

Julia Skelton Mccready
1868 - 1951

John Richardson Mccready
1853 - 1928

Maggie Mccready
1857 - Unknown

William Mccready
1861 - 1895

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