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John McGrath

Birthabt 1775 ???? - Ireland? Cork? Waterford
Death12 July 1826 - Glen Margaret, Nova Scotia, Canada
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Born in Ireland? Cork? Waterford on abt 1775 ????. John McGrath married Mary Ann Peters and had 10 children. He passed away on 12 July 1826 in Glen Margaret, Nova Scotia, Canada.

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Mary Ann Peters
1779 - 1857
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William Mcgrath
1804 - 1869
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Ellen Mcgrath
1810 - 1882
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Mary Ann Mcgrath Drysdale
1819 - 1876
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James Mcgrath
1801 - Unknown
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John Mcgrath
1799 - Unknown
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Edward Mcgrath
1822 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Mcgrath
1820 - Unknown
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David Mcgrath
Unknown - Unknown
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Patrick W. Mcgrath
Unknown - Unknown
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Thomas Mcgrath
Unknown - 1839

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