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John Joseph Cannon

John Joseph Cannon

Born
1798-01-01 12:00:00
Died
1856-06-20 12:00:00
Gender
Male

John Joseph CANNON was a 'grocer' and 'wine, tea and spirit merchant' at 'East India House', 11 Leinster street, Dublin from abt 1832-1856. The business was not continued by the family after his death.

He married Eliza(beth) Jane Frances STUART in 1823, in Dublin. They are both buried in the crypt of St Andrew's Catholic church, Westland Row, Dublin. Some of their children emigrated to Australia, including Joseph, Richard Stuart, William Frederick, (Johanna) Agnes RUSSELL, and Alphonsus.

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John Joseph Cannon