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Amy Ann Kernaghan

Birth28 Aug 1873 - St. Vincent, Grey, Ontario, Canada
Death13 Feb 1964 - Rathdrum, Kootenai County, Idaho, USA
MotherEliza Pointon
FatherMoses Kernaghan

Born in St. Vincent, Grey, Ontario, Canada on 28 Aug 1873 to Moses Kernaghan and Eliza Pointon. Amy Ann Kernaghan married Robert Charles Dunsmore and had 8 children. She passed away on 13 Feb 1964 in Rathdrum, Kootenai County, Idaho, USA.

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Parents
Moses Kernaghan
1843 - 1914
Eliza Pointon
1849 - 1935
Spouse(s)
Robert Charles Dunsmore
1873 - 1968
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Alma Amy Isabelle Dunsmore
1905 - 1989
Mary Ellen Dunsmore
1911 - 2006
George Clifford Dunsmore
1903 - 2000
Raymond Earl Dunsmore
1908 - 1988

William John Dunsmore
1902 - 1927
Robert Lesley Dunsmore
1907 - 1907
Edith Elizabeth Dunsmore
1913 - 2006
Joseph Charles Dunsmore
1903 - 2000

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