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William McNulty

Birth29 Jul 1808 - New Rochelle, Westchester, New York
Death21 Apr 1865 - Doko, Fairfield, South Carolina, USA
MotherLydia Marvin
FatherDaniel McNulty

Born in New Rochelle, Westchester, New York on 29 Jul 1808 to Daniel McNulty and Lydia Marvin. William McNulty married Anna Susan Cuttino and had 12 children. He passed away on 21 Apr 1865 in Doko, Fairfield, South Carolina, USA.

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Daniel Mcnulty
1774 - 1832
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Lydia Marvin
1776 - 1820
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Anna Susan Cuttino
1818 - 1900
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Alexis Mcnulty
1843 - 1901
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William Eugene Mcnulty
1838 - 1910
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Martha Marvin Mcnulty
1845 - 1936
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Jessie Viola Mcnulty
1852 - 1915
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Anna Melissa Mcnulty
1842 - 1880
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Junius Campbell Mcnulty
1840 - 1884
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Eliose Josephine Mcnulty
1849 - 1904
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Peter Cuttino Mcnulty
1847 - 1922
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Gertrude Mcnulty
1859 - 1880
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Albert Cuttino Mc Nulty
1835 - 1865
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Lucy Sherwood Mcnulty
1854 - 1913
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Eliza Mary Cuttino Mcnulty
1836 - 1918

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