Martin Henry Joseph McNew Heaney

Birth30 Aug 1896 - Bloomington, Vernon, Wisconsin, United States

Death11 Dec 1959 - Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States

MotherLewella Margaret Johnson (Heaney)

FatherMartin Henry Heaney

Born in Bloomington, Vernon, Wisconsin, United States on 30 Aug 1896 to Martin Henry Heaney and Lewella Margaret Johnson (Heaney). Martin Henry Joseph McNew Heaney married Anna Theresa Simons and had 7 children. He passed away on 11 Dec 1959 in Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States.

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Parents

Martin Henry Heaney
1866 - 1952

Lewella Margaret Johnson (Heaney)
1868 - 1943

Spouse(s)

Anna Theresa Simons
1902 - 1991

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Robert Keith Mcnew
1937 - 1966

Kenneth Eugene Mcnew
1926 - 1996

Donna Bernice Mcnew
1928 - 2007

Richard Lloyd Mcnew
1931 - 2007

Melvin Earl Mcnew
1923 - 1944

Vivian Mildred Mcnew
1922 - 2011

Donald George Mcnew Heaney
1932 - 2013

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