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Mary Ann Welch 1915

Mary Ann Welch was in a relationship with George Edward Thornhill, and had children John Thornhill, Arthur Thornhill, George Thornhill, Benjamin Thornhill, John Thornhill, Jane Thornhill, and Betty Thornhill. Mary Welch died in 1915 in China, Maine United States.

Mary Ann Welch

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1915

China, Maine, United States

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Mary Ann's husband, George Edward Thornhill, died in 1868 in Newfoundland. She remarried a John Williams.
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China, Maine United States
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Mary Ann Welch lived 72 years shorter than the average family member when died at the age of .

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