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Margaret E Cusack

Birth4 May 1854 - County West, Meath, Ireland
Death5 Nov 1941 - Northfield, Cook, Illinois
MotherMargaret Nally
FatherWilliam Cusack

Born in County West, Meath, Ireland on 4 May 1854 to William Cusack and Margaret Nally. Margaret E Cusack married Hugh John McCarron and had 12 children. She passed away on 5 Nov 1941 in Northfield, Cook, Illinois.

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Parents
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William Cusack
1815 - 1880
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Margaret Nally
Unknown - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Hugh John Mccarron
1853 - 1913
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Hugh John Mccarron
1853 - Unknown
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Mary A Mccarron
1879 - 1958
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Joseph Child Mccarron
1895 - 1970
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George Michael Mccarron
1881 - 1953
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James Francis Mccarron
1878 - 1910
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Margaret E Mccarron
1883 - 1905
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Paul Edmond Mccarron
1890 - 1954
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William Edward Mccarron
1874 - 1945
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Isabella (Bella) Cecelia (Mccarron) Dennen
1885 - 1972
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Hugh John Mccarron
1876 - 1930
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Rose E Mccarron
1892 - 1892
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Helen Marie Mccarron
1884 - 1905
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Mary Ada Mccarron
1880 - 1961

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