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Susannah Johnston

Birth1697 - Glendevaddock, Donegal, Ireland
Death15 Jun 1751 - St Peters Church, Dublin, Ireland
MotherMildred Hamilton
FatherJohn Johnston

Born in Glendevaddock, Donegal, Ireland on 1697 to John Johnston and Mildred Hamilton. Susannah Johnston married REV. JOHN GAGE and had 8 children. She passed away on 15 Jun 1751 in St Peters Church, Dublin, Ireland.

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Parents
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John Johnston
1673 - 1730
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Mildred Hamilton
1689 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Rev. John Gage
1693 - 1763
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William Gage
1747 - 1820
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Robert Dye Gage
1739 - 1801
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James Gage
1742 - 1777
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Elizabeth Gage
1744 - 1827
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Mildred Gage
1734 - 1827
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Catherine Gage
1738 - 1808
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John Gage
1749 - Unknown
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Robert Gage
1734 - 1764

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