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Jane Stevenson

Birth10 October 1853 - Vaughan, York Regional Municipality, Ontario, Canada
Death19 September 1936 - Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada
MotherMargaret Ann Anderson
FatherJohn Stevenson

Born in Vaughan, York Regional Municipality, Ontario, Canada on 10 October 1853 to John Stevenson and Margaret Ann Anderson. Jane Stevenson married Daniel McKerlie and had 7 children. She passed away on 19 September 1936 in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada.

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John Stevenson
1813 - 1896
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Margaret Ann Anderson
1828 - 1867
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Daniel Mckerlie
1825 - 1906
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George Thompson
1851 - 1880
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Jane Stevenson Mckerlie
1891 - 1969
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Daniel David Mckerlie
1895 - 1977
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Annie Laura Mckerlie
1900 - 1982
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Nancy Winnifred Mckerlie
1888 - 1945
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Mabel Mae Mckerlie
1887 - 1968
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Margaret Anderson Mckerlie
1893 - 1962
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John Mckerlic
1874 - 1936

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