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John Mcgill

Birth15 August 1858 - Stranaglough, Donegal, Ireland
Death10 Feb 1921 - Hollidaysburg, Blair, Pennsylvania, USA
MotherMary Mahoney
FatherJohn Mcgill

Born in Stranaglough, Donegal, Ireland on 15 August 1858 to John Mcgill and Mary Mahoney. John Mcgill married Margaret Reardon and had 13 children. He passed away on 10 Feb 1921 in Hollidaysburg, Blair, Pennsylvania, USA.

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Parents
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John Mcgill
1858 - 1921
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Mary Mahoney
Unknown - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Margaret Reardon
1865 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Eleanor (Nellie) Mcgill
1894 - 1929
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Margaret Mcgill Shenk
1889 - 1967
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Annie Beck Mcgill
1887 - 1969
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John F. Gill
1882 - 1955
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Margaret Mcgill
1890 - 1894
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Maggie Mcgill
1899 - Unknown
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Mary Elizabeth Mcgill
1889 - 1968
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Amy Mcgill
1896 - Unknown
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Anna Mcgill
1891 - 1898
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James Anthony Mcgill
1905 - 1985
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Emma Mcgill
1901 - 1950
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Daniel T Mcgill
1904 - 1970
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Edward Warner Mcgill Jr.
1897 - 1957

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