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Susan McLaughlin

Birth03 June 1862 - Turnabrately, Donegal, Ireland
DeathNot Available - Not Available
MotherCicely (Shela) McLaughlin
FatherCharles McLaughlin

Born in Turnabrately, Donegal, Ireland on 03 June 1862 to Charles McLaughlin and Cicely (Shela) McLaughlin. Susan McLaughlin married James McDonald and had 7 children.

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Parents
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Charles Mclaughlin
1804 - 1864
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Cicely (Shela) Mclaughlin
Unknown - Unknown
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James Mcdonald
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Mary Ellen Macdonald
1896 - 1975
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Cecilia Mcdonald
1895 - Unknown
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Ernest (Aeneas) Mcdonald
1893 - Unknown
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Hugh Mcdonald
1902 - Unknown
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Margaret Mcdonald
1899 - Unknown
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Kathleen Mcdonald
1910 - Unknown
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Charles Mcdonald
1897 - Unknown

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