John Elliott Sr. (1632 - 1698)

Born 1632 in County Cork, Ireland

Ancestors

Husband of Jean (Ethey) Elliott — married 1655 (to 1698) in Donegal, Ireland

Descendants

Died 1698 at about age 66 in County Cork, Ireland

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Biography

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Research notes

Note Donegal is at the opposite end of Ireland (about 400km) from Cork where this man was supposed to have lived and died. There are many churches and graveyards in Donegal and County Donegal but not large cemeteries with plot numbers from this period!

Previous profile text

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Occupation--A Monger (Peddler).

Religion--Roman Catholic.

Buried at Donegal, Ireland cemetery, Tombstone ELW52H.

Previous Citations

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• Donegal, Ireland Church Archives.

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