Family Group Sheet for Lindon Joseph HORNE / Doris Marie PHELAN (F2) m. 23 May 1949 : McNabs Island Genealogies

m. 23 May 1949

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Father | Male
Lindon Joseph HORNE

Born	17 Jan 1923	Halifax, Halifax County, Nova Scotia, Canada
Died	21 Mar 1989	Halifax, Halifax County, Nova Scotia, Canada
Buried
Married	23 May 1949	St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
Father	Joseph Albert HORNE \| F3 Group Sheet
Mother	Annie Adelaide Blanche SKERRY \| F3 Group Sheet

Mother | Female
Doris Marie PHELAN

Born	15 Oct 1927	Lynnhurst, New Jersey, USA
Died	15 Mar 2014	Enfield, Nova Scotia, Canada
Buried	20 Mar 2014	Enfield,Nova Scotia, Canada
Father
Mother

Child 1 | Male
Garth Harold Joseph HORNE

Born
Died
Buried
Spouse	Kathryn Mary RENO \| F1
Married

Child 2 | Male
Daniel Joseph HORNE

Born
Died
Buried

Child 3 | Female
Mary Ann HORNE

Born
Died
Buried

Child 4 | Female
Sue Ellen HORNE

Born
Died
Buried

Child 5 | Female
Karen Marie HORNE

Born
Died
Buried

Child 6 | Female
Patti Lynn HORNE

Born
Died
Buried

Child 7 | Female
Doris Ann Frances HORNE

Born
Died
Buried

Child 8 | Male
Matthew Gregory HORNE

Born
Died
Buried

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