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John Sullivan

Birth10 Dec 1803 - Frederick, Frederick, Maryland, United States
Death23 Dec 1881 - Bethel, Miami, Ohio, United States
MotherPatience Elizabeth Hoffman
FatherJacob Sullivan

Born in Frederick, Frederick, Maryland, United States on 10 Dec 1803 to Jacob Sullivan and Patience Elizabeth Hoffman. John Sullivan married Mary Ann Giesseman and had 10 children. He passed away on 23 Dec 1881 in Bethel, Miami, Ohio, United States.

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Parents
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Jacob Sullivan
1778 - 1848
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Patience Elizabeth Hoffman
1780 - 1852
Spouse(s)
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Mary Ann Giesseman
1814 - 1867
Children Show all
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Mary Catherine Sullivan
1844 - 1916
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Martha Sullivan
1836 - 1889
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Harriet E Sullivan
1849 - 1917
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Anna M Sullivan
1853 - 1940
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John Gieseman Sullivan
1842 - 1910
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Lydia Missouri Sullivan
1855 - 1923
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Margaret Sullivan
1837 - 1892
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Harrison Sullivan
1845 - 1845
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Daniel Sullivan
1851 - 1876
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Mary Sullivan
1841 - Unknown

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