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John Sullivan

Birth11-6-1859 - Antigonish County, Nova Scotia, Canada
Death1929 - South Thomaston, Knox County, Maine, USA
MotherElizabeth Carrigan
FatherJames Sullivan

Born in Antigonish County, Nova Scotia, Canada on 11-6-1859 to James Sullivan and Elizabeth Carrigan. John Sullivan married Annie / Johanna Norgate and had 11 children. He passed away on 1929 in South Thomaston, Knox County, Maine, USA.

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Parents
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James Sullivan
1833 - 1918
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Elizabeth Carrigan
1837 - 1929
Spouse(s)
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Annie / Johanna Norgate
1862 - 1924
Children Show all
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Martin Bernard Sullivan
1898 - 1988
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Eliza Jane Sullivan
1900 - 1968
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J Frank Sullivan
1891 - 1978
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Annie Nora Sullivan
1887 - 1905
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Clara Minnie Sullivan
1894 - Unknown
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James Sullivan
1884 - Unknown
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Alfred Louis Sullivan
1896 - Unknown
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Edward Thomas Sullivan
1889 - 1960
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Katherine E Sullivan
1892 - 1938
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Annie Isabella Sullivan
1882 - 1882
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Johnnie Sullivan
1886 - 1889

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