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James Sullivan

Birth1805 - Sumeries, ireland
DeathAbout 1891 - Renfrew County, South Algona, Ontario, Canada
MotherEllen Sullivan
FatherJames Sullivan

Born in Sumeries, ireland on 1805 to James Sullivan and Ellen Sullivan. James Sullivan married Catherine McGarrity (McGovern?) and had 8 children. He passed away on About 1891 in Renfrew County, South Algona, Ontario, Canada.

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James Sullivan
1770 - Unknown
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Ellen Sullivan
1798 - 1896
Spouse(s)
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Catherine Mcgarrity (Mcgovern?)
1811 - 1903
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Catharine Driscoll
1812 - 1903
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Jane Sullivan (May)
1842 - 1886
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John Henry Sullivan
1841 - 1892
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James Sullivan Great Great Uncle
1831 - Unknown
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Samuel Sullivan
1845 - 1911
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Richard Sullivan
1833 - 1900
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James Sullivan
1835 - Unknown
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Catherine (Kitty) Sullivan
1848 - 1929
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Jennie Sullivan
1869 - 1936

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