McNabs Island Genealogies
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Matches 1 to 14 of 14 for First Name contains LOUIS

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 #  Last Name, Given Name(s)    Person ID   Born/Christened    Location   Tree 
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BROMLEY, Amanada Louise Margaret		I92    McNab/Kuhn
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GILES, Louisa A.		I370    McNab/Kuhn
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HINES, Louisa		I101    Horne
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HORNE, Louis		I39  b. 13 Jun 1756 On board ship to from Ile St.Jean to Quebec  Horne
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HORNE, Louise		I44  b. 10 Dec 1760 Quebec  Horne
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MCNAB, Sophia Louisa		I88  b. 4 Mar 1807 Halifax, Halifax County, Nova Scotia, Canada  McNab/Kuhn
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HUGONIN, Catherine Louisa		I497  b. 1821  McNab/Kuhn
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MCNAB, Louisa		I233  b. 25 Aug 1824 Halifax, Halifax County, Nova Scotia, Canada  McNab/Kuhn
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FROST, Louisa		I22  b. Bef 29 Aug 1840  Timmins/Frost
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HUGONIN, Louisa		I493  b. Abt 1854 Canada  McNab/Kuhn
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TIMMINS, Louisa Jane		I10  b. 14 Aug 1858 Eastern Passage, Halifax County, Nova Scotia, Canada  Timmins/Frost
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ADAIR, Emily Louise		I80  b. 4 Mar 1870 Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada  Timmins/Frost
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MORASH, Lillian Louise		I503  b. 23 Nov 1895 Woodlawn, Dartmouth, Halifax County, Nova Scotia, Canada  McNab/Kuhn
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NEWBERY, Louisa Grace		I136  b. 15 Jun 1902 Fort Matilda, Greenock, Scotland  Timmins/Frost

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