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Family: Sydenham HOWE / Fanny Westphal MCNAB (F11)

m. 26 Apr 1870


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Joseph HOWE
Male (1804-1873)
Catherine "Susan Ann" MCNAB
Female (1807-1890)
 
 
Mary HOWE
Female (1829-1829)
Ellen HOWE
Female (1830-1910)
Mary HOWE
Female (1832-1853)
Joseph HOWE
Male (1834-1888)
Sophia HOWE
Female (1836-1837)
John HOWE
Male (1840-1856)
Frederick HOWE
Male (1840-1886)
William HOWE
Male (1848-1890)
James HOWE
Male (1839-1839)
James Burrows Davis MCNAB
Male (1809-1871)
Sarah CURRIE
Female (1807-1892)
 
 
John Howe MCNAB
Male (1837-1917)
Annie Ellen MCNAB
Female (1839-1917)
Susan Williamina MCNAB
Female (1833-1913)
Marion Currie MCNAB
Female (1842-1918)
Sarah Currie MCNAB
Female (1845-1930)
James Burrows Davis MCNAB
Male (1847-1897)
Mary Ross MCNAB
Female (1850-1895)
Jessie Sedgwick MCNAB
Female (1854-1929)
Sydenham HOWE
Male (1843-1929)
Fanny Westphal MCNAB
Female (1844-1920)
Philip Westphal HOWE
Male (1871-1890)
Sydenham James HOWE
Male (1872-1951)
Mary Emily HOWE
Female (1874-1877)
Joseph HOWE
Male (1877-1903)
John Ross HOWE
Male (1881-1918)
Fanny Myrtle HOWE
Female (1883-1966)

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