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John Tompkins

Birth1833 - New Brunswick, Canada
Death12 Jul 1901 - Florenceville, Carleton County, New Brunswick, Canada
MotherElizabeth Giggey
FatherRoger Tompkins

Born in New Brunswick, Canada on 1833 to Roger Tompkins and Elizabeth Giggey. John Tompkins married Jane Finn and had 8 children. He passed away on 12 Jul 1901 in Florenceville, Carleton County, New Brunswick, Canada.

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Parents
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Roger Tompkins
1789 - 1885
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Elizabeth Giggey
1793 - 1879
Spouse(s)
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Jane Finn
1836 - 1906
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James Bertram Tompkins
1870 - 1959
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Ada Eleanora Tompkins
1857 - 1937
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Allan Tompkins
1869 - 1894
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Bedford William Tompkins
1863 - 1891
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Samuel H. Tompkins
1871 - 1887
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Laura G Tompkins
1878 - 1879
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Elias Willard Tompkins
1861 - Unknown
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Fanny Tompkins
1877 - Unknown

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