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William Francis Shea

BirthMar 1855 - New York
Death2 Feb 1937 - Murray County, Minnesota
MotherBridget McGreal
FatherMichael Shea

Born in New York on Mar 1855 to Michael Shea and Bridget McGreal. William Francis Shea married Honora "Hannah" Sullivan and had 8 children. He passed away on 2 Feb 1937 in Murray County, Minnesota.

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Michael Shea
1832 - Unknown
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Bridget Mcgreal
1832 - Unknown
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Honora "Hannah" Sullivan
1860 - 1937
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Dennis Shea
1900 - 1974
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Mary Bridget Shea
1889 - 1980
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William Leo Shea
1887 - 1970
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Sarah Veronica Shea
1901 - 1988
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James Frank Shea
1885 - 1964
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Walter Adelbert Shea
1895 - 1972
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Emmit Raphael Shea
1897 - 1967
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John Michael Shea
1883 - 1966

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