Rose "Rosey" Eccles

Birthabt 1888 - possibly Collegehall, Tynan parish, Armagh, Northern Ireland

Deathbet Jul-Sep 1903 - Belfast, Antrim, Northern Ireland

MotherMary Anne (wife of James Eccles) (probably sister or possibly daughter of Edward) McKenna

FatherJames (1b) "Corn Miller" (2nd cousin of Michael, Thomas and James) (unconfirmed son of Andrew (3) "The Younger") Eccles (Eccly/Ackly) of Dundrum (or Tynan)

Born in possibly Collegehall, Tynan parish, Armagh, Northern Ireland on abt 1888 to James (1b) "Corn Miller" (2nd cousin of Michael, Thomas and James) (unconfirmed son of Andrew (3) "The Younger") Eccles (Eccly/Ackly) of Dundrum (or Tynan) and Mary Anne (wife of James Eccles) (probably sister or possibly daughter of Edward) McKenna. Rose "Rosey" Eccles passed away on bet Jul-Sep 1903 in Belfast, Antrim, Northern Ireland.

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James (1B) "Corn Miller" (2Nd Cousin Of Michael, Thomas And James) (Unconfirmed Son Of Andrew (3) "The Younger") Eccles (Eccly/ackly) Of Dundrum (Or Tynan)
1860 - 1925

Mary Anne (Wife Of James Eccles) (Probably Sister Or Possibly Daughter Of Edward) Mckenna
1863 - 1902

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