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John Cummings

Birth10 Dec 1825 - Londonderry, Colchester Co., Nova Scotia, CANADA
Death12 January 1912 - Boston, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA
MotherMargaret McDougall
FatherDaniel Cummings

Born in Londonderry, Colchester Co., Nova Scotia, CANADA on 10 Dec 1825 to Daniel Cummings and Margaret McDougall. John Cummings married Elizabeth Jane Marshall and had 5 children. He passed away on 12 January 1912 in Boston, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA.

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Daniel Cummings
1800 - 1879
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Margaret Mcdougall
1799 - 1880
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Elizabeth Jane Marshall
1839 - 1889
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Sarah Dickson Phillips
1830 - 1861
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Marshall William Cummings
1865 - 1951
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Bessie M Cummings
1859 - 1937
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Clarence Charles Cummings
1859 - 1930
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Vorestus Cummings
1856 - 1857
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David Ira Cummings
1857 - 1857

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