Here is their mother’s info on a public ancestry.com tree: https://www.ancestry.ca/family-tree/person/tree/16985690/person/975784360/facts
Mostly I just need to copy info and sources…
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Found a relative's tree with a ton of info (see description), I just need to manually move it over to familysearch... Copied her husband Thomas Francis Cleary. * [ ] Add children and full individual details --done James McNamra Cleary (but not children and spouse) --done: Thomas Francis Cleary (but not children and spouse) --done: Jseoph Patrick Cleary (but not children and spouse) --done: Archibald William Cleary (and wife; no children or parents of wife) --done: VIncent Gordon Cleary (and wife, no children or parents of wife) -- Add Spouses and full details * [ ] Add Thomas Francis' spouse and children ++ Added his wife, Annie Willamson * [ ] add Annie Williamson's parents etc * * [ ] add Annie's father, John Williamson https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/G8FZ-P84 and https://www.ancestry.ca/family-tree/person/tree/16985690/person/1897046346/facts * [ ] Add his child Dulcie Jean Cleary* * [ ] Add her husband Norman Charles Scott Junior: https://www.ancestry.ca/family-tree/person/tree/16985690/person/445820906/facts and https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/G72L-WVT * * * * [ ] Add his parents, Norman Charles Scott Senior and Emily Gordon Turner * * * * * [ ] Add children * * * * * [ ] Add Norman Charles Scott Senior's parents * * * * * [ ] Add Emily Gordon Turner's parents * [ ] Add James McNamara's spouse and children * [ ] Add Joseph Patrick Cleary's spouse and children * [ ] Ad Archibald William Cleary's spouse and children * [ ] Add Vincent Gordon Cleary's spouse and children * repeat until no info * [ ] go back to Anna Mary Malcolm, and do her parents * [ ] do her husband and his parents * [ ] do their children and husbands and children * [ ] sheesh it's a lot and I suppose we could do her husband Francis' parents etc