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Our database contains 255 marriages of the Irwin family
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Our database contains 255 marriages of the Irwin family
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| Year | Husband | Wife | Municipality |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1832 | Patrick Irwin | Helene Gannan | Sorel, Qc |
| 1832 | Lawrence Irwin | Johanna Finn | Quebec, Qc |
| 1838 | William Irwin | Marie-Lucie Hamel | L'isle-Verte, Qc |
| 1840 | Joseph Kerr | Jamina Irwin | Quebec, Qc |
| 1843 | Denis Minihan | Marguerite Irwin | La-Prairie, Qc |
| 1845 | Nicolas Irwin | Sophie Giroux | Les-Cedres, Qc |
| 1847 | William Donaldson | Marie Irwin | Quebec, Qc |
| 1848 | Thomas Morand | Catherine Irwin | Montreal, Qc |
| 1852 | Jean-Olivier-Etienne Giroux | Julie Irwin | Saint-Polycarpe, Qc |
| 1852 | James Anderson | Jane Irwin | Montreal, Qc |
| 1855 | Robert Smith | Maria Irwin | Clarendon, Qc |
| 1857 | Thomas Grant | Mary-Jane Irwin | Wakefield, Qc |
| 1861 | Bryan Irwin | Ellen Irwin | Quebec, Qc |
| 1863 | Andrew Tufft | Elizabeth Irwin | Montreal, Qc |
| 1863 | David Walsh | Ellen Irwin | Quebec, Qc |
| 1865 | William Walsh | Elvira Irwin | Kazabazua, Qc |
| 1867 | James Irwin | Margaret Derragh | Montreal, Qc |
| 1868 | Edward Irwin | Catharine Mcentyre | Montreal, Qc |
| 1870 | Charles Hennis | Ann-Marg Irwin | Quebec, Qc |
| 1871 | John-James Sherry | Margaret Irwin | Montreal, Qc |
Isaiah Irwin was born about 1841 in Ireland. He marries Jane J. Gainor before 1871 in Ireland. At least 6 children were born from their union, three in Ireland (at Cootehill, Cavan County) and three in Ontario. He is a farmer. In April 1891, he lives in Cartwright Township, Durham, Ontario. He dies after April 7th 1891 in Canada.
Submitted by YourFolks.com
IRWIN/ERWIN/IRVING/IREVINE/ERVIN - many variants from Scottish/English origins, name given to someone who lives from the parish of Irving (Eryvine), Dumfriesshire, or from Irvine, Strathclyde. Or, from the name 'Eoforwine' in Old English, meaning 'wild boar friend'.
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