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Mary Cecelia McHugh

Birth29 June 1893 - Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA
Death28 Nov 1985 - San Mateo
MotherAnnie Christina Glynn
FatherPatrick K. McHugh

Born in Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA on 29 June 1893 to Patrick K. McHugh and Annie Christina Glynn. Mary Cecelia McHugh married Perry Charles Simpson and had 9 children. She passed away on 28 Nov 1985 in San Mateo.

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Parents
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Patrick K. Mchugh
1868 - 1923
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Annie Christina Glynn
1873 - 1897
Spouse(s)
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Perry Charles Simpson
1892 - 1958
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Perry Peter Simpson
1916 - 1984
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Edward Gregory Simpson
1929 - 1998
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Vincent Patrick Simpson
1928 - 1991
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Mary L Simpson
1919 - 1963
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Sister Delores (Gertrude) Simpson
1926 - 1989
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Peggy Winifred Simpson
1921 - 2004
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Rev (Father) Charles Robert Simpson
1924 - 1980
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Grace Dorothy Simpson
1917 - 1985
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Daniel Joseph Simpson
1923 - 1999

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