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John. McCully

Birth8 May 1795 - Londonderry Colchester Co Nova Scotia Canada
Death22 JUN 1870 - Debert River, Colchester, Nova Scotia, Canada
MotherIsabella Wilson
FatherWilliam McCully II

Born in Londonderry Colchester Co Nova Scotia Canada on 8 May 1795 to William McCully II and Isabella Wilson. John. McCully married Margaret Crowe and had 11 children. He passed away on 22 JUN 1870 in Debert River, Colchester, Nova Scotia, Canada.

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Parents
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William Mccully Ii
1746 - 1834
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Isabella Wilson
1750 - 1807
Spouse(s)
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Margaret Crowe
1802 - 1848
Children Show all
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Charles S. Mccully
1822 - 1874
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Burton Mccully
1838 - 1905
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Jane Mccully
1820 - 1880
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William Mccully
1828 - 1897
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John Pameter. Mccully
1832 - 1839
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Mary Ann Mccully
1823 - Unknown
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Sarah Eliza. Mccully
1830 - 1831
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Naomi Mccully
1835 - Unknown
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Alexander Mccully
1840 - 1875
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Issabella. Mccully
Unknown - Unknown
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Sophia. Mccully
Unknown - Unknown

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