Thomas Craddock

Birth1839 - Kilcloony Parish, Clonterf Diocese, Clanmacnowen Barony, Ballinasloe, Co. Galway, Ireland (Nat'l Library, Film # P2432, Dublin, Ireland

Death20 Oct 1908 - Garboly Gates, Dunlo Hill, Ballinasloe, Co. Galway, Ireland

MotherBridget Tully

FatherMartin Cradock

Born in Kilcloony Parish, Clonterf Diocese, Clanmacnowen Barony, Ballinasloe, Co. Galway, Ireland (Nat'l Library, Film # P2432, Dublin, Ireland on 1839 to Martin Cradock and Bridget Tully. Thomas Craddock had 12 children. He passed away on 20 Oct 1908 in Garboly Gates, Dunlo Hill, Ballinasloe, Co. Galway, Ireland.

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Parents

Martin Cradock
Unknown - 1852

Bridget Tully
1798 - 1871

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Francis " Frank " Craddock
1865 - 1931

James Craddock
1886 - 1961

Jane Craddock
1870 - 1870

Alice Craddock
1874 - 1899

Bridget Craddock
1861 - 1970

John Joseph Craddock
1880 - 1890

Thomas Martin Craddock
1877 - 1920

Elizabeth Craddock
1868 - 1877

Elizabeth Craddock
1886 - Unknown

Patrick Craddock
1872 - Unknown

Mary Anne Craddock
1884 - 1905

Emily Mary Craddock
1888 - 1966

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