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Patrick (Patt) Conlon

Birth14 Jul 1854 - Kilmoremoy / Ballina, County Mayo, Ireland
DeathBEF 1901 - Ellagh More, Kilgarvan, Co Mayo, Ireland
MotherCatherine McGowan
FatherJames Conlan

Born in Kilmoremoy / Ballina, County Mayo, Ireland on 14 Jul 1854 to James Conlan and Catherine McGowan. Patrick (Patt) Conlon married Mary Ruane and had 9 children. He passed away on BEF 1901 in Ellagh More, Kilgarvan, Co Mayo, Ireland.

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Parents
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James Conlan
Unknown - Unknown
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Catherine Mcgowan
Unknown - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Mary Ruane
1849 - 1911
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Mary Ruane
Unknown - Unknown
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Bridget Conlon
1887 - Unknown
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Thomas Conlon
1892 - Unknown
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Kate Conlon
1896 - Unknown
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John Conlon
1894 - Unknown
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Honoria (Norah) Conlon
1887 - 1973
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James Conlon
1884 - Unknown
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Maria Conlon
1890 - Unknown
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Margaret Branter
1877 - Unknown
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Catherine (Katie) Conlon Mahoney
1896 - 1950

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