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Patrick McCabe

Birth1822 - Mayne, Westmeath, Ireland
Death27 November 1897 - Port Henry, Essex County, New York, USA
MotherCatharine Rielly
FatherJohn McCabe

Born in Mayne, Westmeath, Ireland on 1822 to John McCabe and Catharine Rielly. Patrick McCabe married Catherine "Kate" McClure McCabe and had 11 children. He passed away on 27 November 1897 in Port Henry, Essex County, New York, USA.

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John Mccabe
1780 - 1867
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Catharine Rielly
1785 - Unknown
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Catherine "Kate" Mcclure Mccabe
1829 - 1922
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Catherine Labarge
1871 - 1965
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Bernard Barney Mccabe
1873 - 1932
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Michael Mccabe
1860 - Unknown
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John Mccabe
1850 - 1853
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Hattie Mccabe
1878 - 1878
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Frank Mccabe
1863 - Unknown
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Thomas Mc Cabe
1852 - 1934
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Edward Mccabe
1859 - 1924
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Lucien Pike Prentiss Mccabe
1848 - 1881
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Eugene Mc Cabe
1868 - Unknown
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Patrick Mccabe
1856 - 1880

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