Family Group Sheet for Peter MCNAB / Elizabeth Anne GREEN (F176) m. 26 Jun 1862 : McNabs Island Genealogies

m. 26 Jun 1862

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Father | Male
Peter MCNAB

Born	11 Mar 1835	Halifax, Halifax County, Nova Scotia, Canada
Christened	5 Apr 1835	St. Matthew's United Church, Halifax, Halifax County, Nova Scotia, Canada
Died	14 Dec 1874	Mount Hope Asylum, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada
Buried		Camp Hill Cemetery, Halifax, Halifax County, Nova Scotia, Canada
Married	26 Jun 1862 [1]	Toronto, Ontario, Canada [1]
Father	James MCNAB \| F17 Group Sheet
Mother	Harriet Heffernan KING \| F17 Group Sheet

Mother | Female
Elizabeth Anne GREEN

Born	9 Jan 1837	Coburg, Ontario, Canada
Christened	May 1837	Coburg, Ontario, Canada
Died	7 Dec 1863	Montreal, Québec, Canada
Buried	2 Apr 1864	Necropolis Cemetery, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Father	Reverend Anson GREEN \| F177 Group Sheet
Mother	D. Rachael UNKNOWN \| F177 Group Sheet

Child 1 | Male
John Anson Stuart MCNAB

Born	17 Jul 1863	Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Christened	8 Nov 1863	Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Died
Buried
Spouse	Cora E. HEARD \| F199
Married	22 Mar 1888	Rochester, New York, USA

[S220] Ontario, Canada: County Marriage Register, (Ancestry.com ), https://search.ancestry.ca/cgi-bin/sse.dll?dbid=8510&h=54804&indiv=try&o_vc=Record:OtherRecord&rhSource=61504 (Reliability: 2).

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