I am trying to find any information about Frances McDonald who married James Flavelle in Dublin on 06 December 1851. Her father was Mathew Mcdonald . Her last address given when she died on 16-01-1854 was Sheriff St.
Thank you,
Merrilyn Schlipalius
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