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John McClean

Birth13 Jun 1866 - 31 Bow Street, Dublin, Ireland
Death25 October 1925 - Whangarei Public Hospital, Whangarei, North Auckland, New Zealand
MotherCatherine Smith
FatherJoseph McClean

Born in 31 Bow Street, Dublin, Ireland on 13 Jun 1866 to Joseph McClean and Catherine Smith. John McClean married Agnes Beatrice Curtis and had 8 children. He passed away on 25 October 1925 in Whangarei Public Hospital, Whangarei, North Auckland, New Zealand.

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Parents
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Joseph Mcclean
Unknown - Unknown
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Catherine Smith
Unknown - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Agnes Beatrice Curtis
1872 - 1954
Children Show all
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Eileen (Minnie) Bell Nee Mcclean
1905 - 1999
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Joseph Archibald "Archie" Mcclean
1897 - 1958
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Eliza Margaret (Daisy) Mcclean
1896 - 1915
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Violet Constance Hooper Nee Mcclean
1903 - 1991
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Myrtle Edith Smith Nee Mcclean
1900 - 1945
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Olive Phyllis Mcclean
1915 - 1985
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Irene May Mcclean
1908 - 1989
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Beatrice Ellen Lewis Nee Mcclean
1894 - 1974

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