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Mary Ann Devaney

Birth11 May 1867 - Buffalo, New York, USA
DeathApril 21, 1926 - Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
MotherEllen Lavallee
FatherPatrick Devaney

Born in Buffalo, New York, USA on 11 May 1867 to Patrick Devaney and Ellen Lavallee. Mary Ann Devaney married William Lavalley Brown and had 13 children. She passed away on April 21, 1926 in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada.

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Parents
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Patrick Devaney
1840 - Unknown
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Ellen Lavallee
1846 - 1921
Spouse(s)
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William Lavalley Brown
1859 - 1925
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Elizabeth Ann (Bessie) Brown
1907 - 1994
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Evangeline Isabelle (Eva) Brown
1898 - 1979
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William Patrick Brown
1887 - 1957
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Theresa Devaney Brown
1897 - 1970
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James Raymond Brown
1890 - 1956
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Irene Frances Brown
1895 - 1925
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Hazel Mary Brown
1893 - 1977
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Rita Ellen Brown
1885 - 1964
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Marion Elizabeth Brown
1905 - 1973
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John Henry Brown
1900 - 1972
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Joseph Mark Brown
1903 - 1973
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Mary Devaney Jordan
1890 - 1892
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Mary Ann ( May ) Brown
1890 - 1921

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