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James Sullivan

Birth8 March, 1795 - Allegheny County, Pennsylvania at a place called Hanson's Mills near Noblestown
Death5 Mar 1848 - Franklin Twp., Butler Co., PA
MotherSusanna (Sullivan) JOHNSTON
FatherCharles Craven Sr Sullivan

Born in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania at a place called Hanson's Mills near Noblestown on 8 March, 1795 to Charles Craven Sr Sullivan and Susanna (Sullivan) JOHNSTON. James Sullivan married Susan Mitchell and had 9 children. He passed away on 5 Mar 1848 in Franklin Twp., Butler Co., PA.

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Charles Craven Sr Sullivan
1760 - 1813
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Susanna (Sullivan) Johnston
1764 - 1834
Spouse(s)
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Susan Mitchell
1810 - Unknown
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John Quincy Adams Sullivan
1839 - 1909
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Iantha Sullivan
1844 - Unknown
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Mary Elizabeth Sullivan
1832 - 1910
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Aaron Sullivan
1831 - 1862
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Mary E. Sullivan
1833 - 1920
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Moses Sullivan
1836 - 1840
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Charles Craven Sullivan
1842 - 1911
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Amelia Sullivan
Unknown - Unknown
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John Mcpherrin Sullivan
1822 - 1896

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