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Mary F. Donovan

Birth05 Aug 1863 - Stamford, Fairfield, Connecticut
Death02 Aug 1943 - Unavailable
MotherCatharine Hamilton
FatherJames F. Donovan

Born in Stamford, Fairfield, Connecticut on 05 Aug 1863 to James F. Donovan and Catharine Hamilton. Mary F. Donovan married Louis Schwab and had 11 children. She passed away on 02 Aug 1943.

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Parents
James F. Donovan
1839 - 1915
Catharine Hamilton
1836 - 1892
Spouse(s)
Louis Schwab
1853 - 1903
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Gertrude Christine Schwab
1899 - 1978
Louis James Schwab
1891 - 1972
Marguerite Teresa Schwab
1895 - 1937
Catherine Frances Schwab
1882 - 1967
Harriet Josephine Schwab
1885 - 1965
Mary Louise Schwab
1897 - 1967

Louis Schwab
1883 - 1891
Joanna Schwab
1888 - 1889
Charles Frederick Schwab
1894 - 1968
Mary Schwab
1883 - 1885
Charles H Schwab
1887 - 1893

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