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Family: Peter MCNAB / Joanna CULLITON (F5)

m. 8 Feb 1792


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Peter MCNAB
Male (1735-1799)
Susannah KUHN
Female (1742-1822)
 
 
Catherine MCNAB
Female (1764- )
Ann MCNAB
Female (1764-1764)
James Colhoon MCNAB
Male (1766-1794)
Susannah MCNAB
Female (1771-1772)
Susanna MCNAB
Female (1773-1803)
John MCNAB
Male (1775-1840)
Henry MCNAB
Male (1778-1796)
Ann MCNAB
Female (1781-1831)
Alexander MCNAB
Male (1784-1790)
James CULLITON
Male
Ann ROACH
Female
 
 
Thomas CULLITON
Male (1766-1837)
Peter MCNABPeter MCNAB
Male (1767-1847)
Other spouses
Joanna CULLITON
Female (1766-1827)
James MCNAB
Male (1792-1871)
John Henry MCNAB
Male (1800-1817)
Sophia Louisa MCNAB
Female (1807- )
Peter MCNAB
Male (1794-1856)
Alexander MCNAB
(1802-1802)
Mary Ann MCNAB
Female (1805-1855)
Catherine Elizabeth MCNAB
Female (1809-1853)
Ann MCNAB
Female (1796-15)
Susanna Mary MCNAB
Female (1803-1841)

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