James Sinnott

Birth1809 - Courtballyedmund, Monamolin, Kilmuckridge, Co Wexford, Ireland, hotelkeeper, em 1843 c/w bro John

Death17 Jan 1891 - 452 Gloucester St., Ottawa, ON, Wit: John & Martin Sinnott age 82

MotherElizabeth Murphy

Father(Captain) John Sinnott

Born in Courtballyedmund, Monamolin, Kilmuckridge, Co Wexford, Ireland, hotelkeeper, em 1843 c/w bro John on 1809 to (Captain) John Sinnott and Elizabeth Murphy. James Sinnott married Catherine Kinsella and had 7 children. He passed away on 17 Jan 1891 in 452 Gloucester St., Ottawa, ON, Wit: John & Martin Sinnott age 82.

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Parents

(Captain) John Sinnott
1775 - 1850

Elizabeth Murphy
1782 - 1854

Spouse(s)

Catherine Kinsella
1815 - 1890

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John Patrick Sinnott
1845 - 1916

Thomas Patrick Sinnott
1849 - 1929

Martin Sennott
1859 - 1938

James John Sinnott
1847 - 1851

James John Sinnott
1851 - 1890

Patrick Sinnott
1843 - 1908

Patrick Sinnott
1843 - Unknown

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