Lucy Ann Mushing

Birth21 Dec 1843 - Stockton, Warwickshire, England, UK

Death24 MAY 1910 - Toronto of a stroke /88 Wickson Ave

MotherEleanor Moore

FatherJohn Mushing

Born in Stockton, Warwickshire, England, UK on 21 Dec 1843 to John Mushing and Eleanor Moore. Lucy Ann Mushing married Henry Lines and had 14 children. She passed away on 24 MAY 1910 in Toronto of a stroke /88 Wickson Ave.

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Parents

John Mushing
1817 - 1904

Eleanor Moore
1823 - 1891

Spouse(s)

Henry Lines
1843 - 1885

William Gough
1842 - 1890

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Martha Lines
1874 - 1953

Mary Ann Lines
1876 - 1928

Harry Lines
1872 - 1951

Stephen George Lines
1866 - 1906

Jane Lines
1879 - 1968

Albert Lines
1870 - 1938

John Henry Lines
1868 - 1869

Albert Gough
1887 - Unknown

Elizabeth Anne Gough
1875 - Unknown

Noah Gough
1871 - Unknown

Owen William Gough
1874 - 1893

Ada Lines
1882 - Unknown

Lucy Lines
1881 - Unknown

Mary Jane Lines
1883 - Unknown

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