Mary
Armour
formerly Cunningham
Born about in County Donegal, Ireland
[uncertain]
[uncertain]Daughter of Samuel Cunningham
and [mother unknown]
Sister of
John Cunningham and Robert Cunningham
Wife of
Robert Armour
— married
22 Jan 1863 in 2nd Presbyterian Church, Raymoghy, County Donegal, Ireland
[children unknown]
Died
at about age 57
in Drumbarnett, Raymoghy, County Donegal, Ireland
Profile last modified
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Biography
Mary was born about 1836. She was the eldest surviving daughter of Samuel Cunningham when she married Robert Armour in 1863.
She passed away in 1893.
Sources
Marriage: Donegal Genealogy and Irish Genealogy
Death: Here
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Rejected matches › Mary (Cunningham) Hall (abt.1835-) › Mary Richenda (Cunningham) Stephen (1835-) › Mary Cunningham (1837-)
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