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ROSE MOORE

Birth1902 - Codroy, Newfoundland
Death21 Feb 1981 - Stephenville, Newfoundland, Canada
MotherJosephine Barter
FatherThomas Moore

Born in Codroy, Newfoundland on 1902 to Thomas Moore and Josephine Barter. ROSE MOORE married JOHN MARTIN SULLIVAN and had 8 children. She passed away on 21 Feb 1981 in Stephenville, Newfoundland, Canada.

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Parents
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Thomas Moore
1860 - 1924
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Josephine Barter
1861 - 1944
Spouse(s)
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John Martin Sullivan
1896 - 1961
Children Show all
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John Martin Sullivan
1931 - 2010
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Margaret Mary Sullivan
1923 - 2006
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Veronica Catherine Sullivan
1929 - 2015
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Francis Timothy Sullivan
1921 - 2003
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James Sullivan
1927 - Unknown
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Genevieve Patricia Sullivan
1925 - 2012
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Patrick Daniel Sullivan
1938 - 2016
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Mary Eleanor Sullivan
1934 - 2016

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