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John James MCCONOMY

Birth24 May 1842 - Colerain, County Tyrone, Ireland
Death1 Jun 1904 - Yeadon, Delaware County, Pennsylvania, USA
MotherCatherine Keevin
FatherFelix McConomy

Born in Colerain, County Tyrone, Ireland on 24 May 1842 to Felix McConomy and Catherine Keevin. John James MCCONOMY married Fannie Ann Henderson and had 9 children. He passed away on 1 Jun 1904 in Yeadon, Delaware County, Pennsylvania, USA.

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Felix Mcconomy
Unknown - Unknown
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Catherine Keevin
Unknown - Unknown
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Fannie Ann Henderson
1845 - 1879
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William John Mcconomy
1870 - 1949
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Robert Mc Conomy
1866 - 1936
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Mary Jane Mcconomy
1867 - 1867
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Edward Nelson Mcconomy
1877 - 1957
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Francis Jane (Nan) Mcconomy
1873 - 1942
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George Maconomy
1877 - 1943
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Rebecca B. Mcconomy
1875 - 1875
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Annie Mary Mcconomy
1872 - 1872
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Joseph Henderson Mcconomy
1868 - 1952

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