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Trying to find the husband of Agnes C Nelson, 2MGL-VLQ Conclusion: John Connacher 1842-1900 LTXK-P2L in Family Search
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In my dad’s memoirs, he mentions James Nelson L7JJ-57T was married to “May”, and had 3 children. But he doesn’t provide any sources of course, it’s a memoir
im pretty sure my dad entered this info into family search (Mary marks has family search ID 2MGL-2LJ) from info in a diary he found for her husband John Nelson, but there’s no concrete sources at present
I’m pretty sure he was an Irish Methodist minister, family search is 2MGL-2LJ.
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