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John McCartney

Birth28 MAR 1840 - City of Philadelphia, PA
Death14 FEB 1897 - Sand Springs Cemetery, Sand Springs, South Fork Twp, Delaware County, IA
MotherCatherine Hibbert
FatherNicholas McCartney / McCarty / Mccarting

Born in City of Philadelphia, PA on 28 MAR 1840 to Nicholas McCartney / McCarty / Mccarting and Catherine Hibbert. John McCartney married Roxey Maria Smith-McCartney-Sweeney and had 8 children. He passed away on 14 FEB 1897 in Sand Springs Cemetery, Sand Springs, South Fork Twp, Delaware County, IA.

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Nicholas Mccartney / Mccarty / Mccarting
1809 - 1889
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Catherine Hibbert
1813 - 1891
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Roxey Maria Smith-mccartney-sweeney
1846 - Unknown
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Nicholas Mccartney
1873 - 1936
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Robert J Mccartney
1865 - Unknown
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Rhoda J. Mccartney
1868 - 1874
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Pearl Mccartney
1882 - 1948
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Warren Henry Mccartney
1870 - 1952
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Effie M. Mccartney
1877 - Unknown
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Madeline Mary Gertrude Mccartney-lange
1898 - 1979
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Johnney Mccartney
1875 - 1882

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