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William John Kane

Birth6 Feb 1857 - Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Death2 Nov 1903 - Rock Creek, Jefferson, Kansas
MotherAnnie E. Walker
FatherManasseh O'Kane

Born in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA on 6 Feb 1857 to Manasseh O'Kane and Annie E. Walker. William John Kane married Ellen Cecelia Hagerty and had 11 children. He passed away on 2 Nov 1903 in Rock Creek, Jefferson, Kansas.

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Parents
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Manasseh O'kane
1817 - 1860
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Annie E. Walker
1825 - 1910
Spouse(s)
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Ellen Cecelia Hagerty
1857 - 1912
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Joseph Jay Kane
1887 - 1958
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Helen F Kane
1898 - 1929
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Hazel Mae Kane
1894 - 1951
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Katie Kane
1888 - 1902
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Ethel Mary Kane
1885 - 1964
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Edward George Kane
1884 - 1935
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Charles Kane
1882 - 1971
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John Kane
1892 - 1959
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Raymond Kane
1896 - 1902
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William J. Kane
1871 - Unknown
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William J Kane
1881 - 1943

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