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John Sweeney

Birth1821 - Cork, Ireland
Death17 OCT 1891 - Union City, Canadian, Oklahoma, USA
MotherMary Bernard
FatherBryan McSweeney

Born in Cork, Ireland on 1821 to Bryan McSweeney and Mary Bernard. John Sweeney married Ellen O'Connor and had 10 children. He passed away on 17 OCT 1891 in Union City, Canadian, Oklahoma, USA.

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Parents
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Bryan Mcsweeney
1783 - Unknown
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Mary Bernard
1795 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Ellen O'connor
1831 - 1893
Children Show all
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Dennis Flynn Sweeney
1858 - 1941
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Mary Sweeney
1863 - 1929
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Cornelius Sweeney
1875 - 1936
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John Sweeney
1854 - 1941
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Kati Sweeney
1870 - 1923
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Thomas Sweeney
1868 - 1911
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Margaret Sweeney
1867 - 1945
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Ellen (Ellie) Sweeney
1856 - 1932
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Daniel Sweeney
1872 - 1958
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Hanorah Sweeney
1860 - 1946

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