McNabs Island Genealogies
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Matches 1 to 17 of 17 for First Name starts with ELIZABETH

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 #  Last Name, Given Name(s)    Person ID   Born/Christened    Location   Tree 
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Elizabeth		I46    Timmins/Frost
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Elizabeth		I61    Timmins/Frost
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CHAPMAN, Elizabeth		I106    McNab/Kuhn
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DONALDSON, Elizabeth A.		I367  b. Abt 1829 Cole Harbour, Halifax County, Nova Scotia, Canada  McNab/Kuhn
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GRAFT, Elizabeth		I49    Horne
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GREEN, Elizabeth Anne		I452  b. 9 Jan 1837 Coburg, Ontario, Canada  McNab/Kuhn
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HAWTHORN, Elizabeth		I347    McNab/Kuhn
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HAWTHORNE, Elizabeth		I339    McNab/Kuhn
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HORNE, Elizabeth		I67    Horne
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HORNE, Elizabeth		I88    Horne
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LAWLOR, Elizabeth		I106    Horne
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PACE, Elizabeth (Bessie)		I120  b. Abt 1877 Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada  Timmins/Frost
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PELHAM, Elizabeth		I14    Timmins/Frost
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ROSS, Elizabeth		I471  b. 20 Mar 1765 Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada  McNab/Kuhn
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ROSS, Elizabeth Ann		I261  b. 14 Jul 1797 Halifax, Halifax County, Nova Scotia, Canada  McNab/Kuhn
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TIMMINS, Elizabeth		I23  b. Abt 1846 Halifax County, Nova Scotia, Canada  Timmins/Frost
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UNKNOWN, Elizabeth		I584    McNab/Kuhn

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