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John McCurdy

BirthABT 1750 - Rathlin Island, Antrim County, Northern Ireland
Death1849 - Saint Andrews, 1653965, New Brunswick, Canada
MotherMary Butler McCurdy
FatherDaniel Mccurdy

Born in Rathlin Island, Antrim County, Northern Ireland on ABT 1750 to Daniel Mccurdy and Mary Butler McCurdy. John McCurdy married Margaret Black and had 11 children. He passed away on 1849 in Saint Andrews, 1653965, New Brunswick, Canada.

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Parents
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Daniel Mccurdy
1732 - 1810
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Mary Butler Mccurdy
Unknown - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Margaret Black
1725 - 1783
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Elizabeth "Betty" Mcconaghy
1763 - 1868
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Charles P Mccurdy
1773 - 1876
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James Laughlin Mccurdy
1778 - 1881
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Mary Mccurdy
1763 - 1800
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Catherine Mccurdy
1775 - Unknown
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Margaret Mccurdy
1794 - 1878
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Margaret Kirkpatrick
1794 - 1878
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Margaret Mccurdy
1783 - 1878
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Jane Mccurdy
1839 - Unknown
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John (Beag) Mccurdy
1840 - 1919
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Mary Mccurdy
1833 - 1911
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Nancy Mccurdy
1835 - Unknown

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