Mary BUNN
Born: abt. 1798, Rupert's Land, Manitoba, Canada
Died: 27 May 1873, Red River, Manitoba, Canada
Died: 27 May 1873, Red River, Manitoba, Canada
Married: William Thomas MCKAY 27 January 1815
Sarah
MCNAB
Died
abt. 1806
,
Rupert's Land, Manitoba, Canada
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Born: abt. 1785 in Poplar Point, Portage la Prairie Rural Municipality, Manitoba, Canada
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John MCNAB
Mother:
Jane COOK
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Sarah married Thomas BUNN abt. 1797 in Fort Albany, Rupert's Land, Manitoba, Canada . The couple had (at least) 1 child.
Thomas BUNN was born October 1765 in London, England. Thomas died 15 January 1853 in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Thomas was the child of Benjamin BUNN and Elizabeth STREEKE.
Sarah MCNAB died abt. 1806 in Rupert's Land, Manitoba, Canada.
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Sarah MCNAB married 
Thomas BUNN
Marriage date: abt. 1797
Marriage place: Fort Albany, Rupert's Land, Manitoba, Canada
Thomas BUNN was the child of Benjamin BUNN and Elizabeth STREEKE
Thomas BUNNMarriage date: abt. 1797
Marriage place: Fort Albany, Rupert's Land, Manitoba, Canada
Thomas BUNN was the child of Benjamin BUNN and Elizabeth STREEKE
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