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Julia Grady

Birth30 July 1845 - Bathurst, Kelso (County of Bathurst), New South Wales, Australia
Death15 January 1918 - Surry Hills, New South Wales, Australia
MotherCatherine Mcquirk
FatherPatrick Vincent Grady

Born in Bathurst, Kelso (County of Bathurst), New South Wales, Australia on 30 July 1845 to Patrick Vincent Grady and Catherine Mcquirk. Julia Grady married John Carey and had 12 children. She passed away on 15 January 1918 in Surry Hills, New South Wales, Australia.

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Parents
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Patrick Vincent Grady
1822 - 1892
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Catherine Mcquirk
1824 - 1884
Spouse(s)
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John Carey
1841 - 1919
Children Show all
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Lucius Francis Carey
1881 - 1941
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Catherine Anne Carey
1875 - 1876
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Lucius Robert Carey
1874 - 1875
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Daniel Thomas Carey
1879 - 1880
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James Francis Carey
1876 - 1919
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Ada Agnes Victoria Carey
1883 - 1970
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Winifred Ruby Carey
1885 - 1885
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Patrick H. Carey
1888 - Unknown
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Thomas Mather/maher Carey
1886 - 1949
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Burmise T. Carey
1893 - Unknown
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Leila C. Carey
1895 - 1896
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Lawrence James (Pat) Carey
1890 - 1925

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