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John McCloskey

Birth3 Feb 1825 - Ireland
Death1901 - Albert, New Brunswick, Canada
MotherChristina J Berryman
FatherThomas McCloskey

Born in Ireland on 3 Feb 1825 to Thomas McCloskey and Christina J Berryman. John McCloskey married Eliza Anne Lintonne and had 12 children. He passed away on 1901 in Albert, New Brunswick, Canada.

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Parents
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Thomas Mccloskey
1799 - Unknown
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Christina J Berryman
1804 - 1860
Spouse(s)
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Eliza Anne Lintonne
1823 - 1875
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George Issac Mccloskey
1861 - 1945
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David Coffin Alfred Mccloskey
1850 - 1941
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Rachel Mccluskey Aka Mccloskey
1845 - Unknown
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John Riley Mccloskey
Unknown - Unknown
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Eliza Jane Mccloskey
1852 - Unknown
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Hannah Emmaline Mccloskey
1856 - Unknown
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Mary Letitia Mccloskey
1861 - 1919
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William Osborne Mccloskey
1870 - Unknown
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Margaret Anne Mccloskey
1847 - Unknown
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James Albert Mccloskey
1865 - Unknown
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Isaiah Asa Mccloskey
1867 - Unknown
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Celia Ida Mccloskey
1863 - Unknown

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