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Michael Daniel Gildea

Birth29 September 1780 - Donegal, Ireland
Death04 Jun 1865 - New Gottingen, Guernsey, Ohio, United States
MotherBarbara Lawn
FatherCormack Gildea

Born in Donegal, Ireland on 29 September 1780 to Cormack Gildea and Barbara Lawn. Michael Daniel Gildea married Elizabeth (Betsy) Conrad and had 5 children. He passed away on 04 Jun 1865 in New Gottingen, Guernsey, Ohio, United States.

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Cormack Gildea
1755 - 1800
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Barbara Lawn
1757 - Unknown
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Elizabeth (Betsy) Conrad
1798 - 1864
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Ruth Gist
1793 - 1819
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Mary Ellen Gildea
1832 - 1866
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David E Gildea
1838 - 1906
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James C Gildea
1834 - 1849
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Susannah Gildea
1812 - 1903
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George Washington Gildea
1816 - 1899

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