James Thomas Murphy

BirthBet. 20 Jun 1855–Jan 1856 - Broad Cove or Culloden, (16541150, British Nova Scotia, BNA) now Digby, Nova Scotia, Canada

Death26 Jan 1914 - Culloden or Digby, 1654150 now Digby, Nova Scotia, Canada

MotherIsobel Isabell Stewart

FatherThomas Murphy

Born in Broad Cove or Culloden, (16541150, British Nova Scotia, BNA) now Digby, Nova Scotia, Canada on Bet. 20 Jun 1855–Jan 1856 to Thomas Murphy and Isobel Isabell Stewart. James Thomas Murphy married Celestia Jane (Lessie) CAMPBELL and had 5 children. He passed away on 26 Jan 1914 in Culloden or Digby, 1654150 now Digby, Nova Scotia, Canada.

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Parents

Thomas Murphy
1833 - 1914

Isobel Isabell Stewart
1836 - Unknown

Spouse(s)

Celestia Jane (Lessie) Campbell
1859 - 1927

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Edgar Murphy
1896 - Unknown

Georgiana Small
1878 - Unknown

Annie Ethel Small
1883 - 1960

Charlotte Ellen (Lottie) Small
1880 - 1936

James Russel Small
1885 - 1975

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