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Michael Gildea

Birth4 September 1866 - Clohostoken, Co. Galway, Ireland
Death6 Aug 1960 - Dublin, Ireland
MotherEllenora Connors
FatherMartin Kildea

Born in Clohostoken, Co. Galway, Ireland on 4 September 1866 to Martin Kildea and Ellenora Connors. Michael Gildea married Mary Agnes (Bridget) Ward and had 11 children. He passed away on 6 Aug 1960 in Dublin, Ireland.

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Parents
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Martin Kildea
1823 - 1867
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Ellenora Connors
Unknown - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Mary Agnes (Bridget) Ward
1870 - 1952
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Theresa Gildea
1927 - 1988
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Catherine Gildea
1914 - 1992
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Michael Joseph Gildea
1918 - 2004
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Winifred Gildea
1916 - 1940
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Francis Joseph Gildea
1931 - 1988
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Stephen Noel Gildea
1925 - 1986
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Ellen Gildea
1913 - 1953
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Bridget Gildea
1912 - Unknown
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Brendan Gildea
1919 - 1998
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William Joseph Gildea
1926 - 1983
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Martin Joseph Gildea
1915 - 1999

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