Search Results: McNabs Island Genealogies

Matches 1 to 19 of 19 for First Name contains ERIC

#	Last Name, Given Name(s)	Person ID	Born/Christened	Location	Tree
1	BISSETT, James Frederick	I545			McNab/Kuhn
2	BULLOCK, Frederick William	I140	b. 5 Oct 1836	Trinity Bay, Newfoundland and Labrador	McNab/Kuhn
3	CASTLE, Frederick Albert	I42			PerrinHunt
4	CASTLE, Warman Frederick	I44	b. 1938	Timmins, Ontario, Canada	PerrinHunt
5	FARMER, George Frederick	I24	b. 27 Apr 1835	England	Timmins/Frost
6	FARMER, George Frederick	I111	b. 29 Oct 1909	Sydney, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Canada	Timmins/Frost
7	GOODLIFFE, Frederick Millington	I168	b. 6 Jan 1894	Nottingham, England	McNab/Kuhn
8	GRAEFEN, Eric Frederick William	I11	b. 16 Oct 1888	Berlin, Germany	Lynch
9	HORNE, Eric Melbourne	I102	b. Abt Aug 1895		Horne
10	HORNE, Jacob Frederick	I38	b. Abt Jan 1764	Eastern Passage, Halifax County, Nova Scotia, Canada	Horne
11	HORNE, Jacob Frederick	I48	b. Abt 1789	Eastern Passage, Halifax County, Nova Scotia, Canada	Horne
12	HOWE, Frederick	I31	b. 24 Dec 1840	Halifax, Halifax County, Nova Scotia, Canada	McNab/Kuhn
13	HUGONIN, Roderick	I236	b. Bef 9 June 1826	Alton, Hampshire, England	McNab/Kuhn
14	HUNT, Frederick	I40	b. 5 Mar 1896		PerrinHunt
15	KNOWLES, Sir 4th Baronet of Lovell Hill Charles George Frederick	I52	b. 14 Mar 1832	Berriew, Montgomeryshire, Powys, Wales	McNab/Kuhn
16	KNOWLES, Charles William Frederick Lance "William"	I93			McNab/Kuhn
17	PERRIN, Frederick	I1	b. 7 Jul 1835	Temple Cloud, Somersetshire, England	PerrinHunt
18	PERRIN, Frederick W. I.	I30	b. 7 Mar 1896	Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada	PerrinHunt
19	PERRIN, Kathleen Beryl Fredericka	I28	b. 9 Feb 1903	MacNabs Island, Halifax County, Nova Scotia, Canada	PerrinHunt

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