McNabs Island Genealogies
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Family: James Macnab CASSELS / Mary STRANG (F102)

m. 29 Oct 1860


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Robert CASSELS
Male (1815-1882)
Mary Gibbens MCNAB
Female (1820-1909)
 
 
Robert CASSELS
Male (1843-1898)
Walter Gibson CASSELS
Male (1841-1843)
Walter Gibson Pringle CASSELS
Male (1845-1923)
Allan CASSELS
Male (1847-1909)
John Thomson CASSELS
Male (1849- )
Jessie CASSELS
Female (1851- )
Harriet CASSELS
Female (1852- )
Hamilton CASSELS
Male (1854-1925)
Margaret Black Stuart CASSELS
Female (1855-1949)
Richard Schugall CASSELS
Male (1859-1937)
Mary CASSELS
Female (1861- )
Amy Galt CASSELS
Female (1864- )
Lyttleton CASSELS
Male (1865-1866)
John STRANG
Male
 
James Macnab CASSELS
Male (1839-1882)
Mary STRANG
Female (1836-1908)
Robert CASSELS
Male (1874-1942)
Charles Edmund CASSELS
Male (1862-1887)
Mary Adelaide Annie CASSELS
Female (1864-1932)
Alice Margaret CASSELS
Female (1867- )

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