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John Joseph McNulty

Birth27 Dec 1900 - Dennistoun, Glasgow
Death30 Jan 1936 - Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland
MotherMary Heeney
FatherJohn E McNulty

Born in Dennistoun, Glasgow on 27 Dec 1900 to John E McNulty and Mary Heeney. John Joseph McNulty married Katherine Leonard Morrison and had 8 children. He passed away on 30 Jan 1936 in Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland.

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Parents
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John E Mcnulty
1866 - Unknown
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Mary Heeney
1863 - 1920
Spouse(s)
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Katherine Leonard Morrison
1905 - Unknown
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Catherine Heeny
Unknown - Unknown
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Catherine Leonard
Unknown - Unknown
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Margaret Mcnulty
1929 - 2002
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John Mcnulty
1924 - 2006
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Anthony Mcnulty
1933 - 1992
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Catherine Mcnulty
1929 - 1985
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Sarah Mcnulty
1928 - 2000
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Patrick Mcnulty
1926 - 2009
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John Hartley
1934 - 1999
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Patrick John Mcnulty
1925 - 2008

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