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John Rueben Dillon

Birth1843 - Clare, Ireland
Death23 Feb 1902 - Copeland, New South Wales
MotherMary Madden
FatherMichael Dillon

Born in Clare, Ireland on 1843 to Michael Dillon and Mary Madden. John Rueben Dillon married Annie McMahon and had 12 children. He passed away on 23 Feb 1902 in Copeland, New South Wales.

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Parents
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Michael Dillon
1810 - Unknown
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Mary Madden
Unknown - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Annie Mcmahon
1843 - 1922
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Catherine Agnes Dillon
1871 - 1941
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Alice Winifred Dillon
1880 - 1941
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Cicely M Dillon
1885 - Unknown
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William Pearce Dillon
1879 - 1923
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Mary Ann Dillon
1870 - 1880
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James Michael Dillon
1875 - 1952
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Annie Theresa Dillon
1882 - Unknown
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Ellen Jane Dillon
1873 - 1932
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John Thomas Dillon
1877 - 1938
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Vincent Edward Dillon
1887 - 1968
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Unamed Dillon
1884 - 1884
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Joseph Dillon
1886 - 1886

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