McCanna family

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==Before Miles City==
 
==Before Miles City==
 
[[File:KatherineAnnRooney.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Katherine Ann Rooney McCanna]]
 
[[File:KatherineAnnRooney.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Katherine Ann Rooney McCanna]]
About 1848, Myles McCanna (1810?-1879) and his wife, Bridget McDevit (1849-1890) emigrated from Ireland (possibly Waterford) to Canada with four children: Elizabeth (12/29/1837), James S. (1842), Mary Ann Lavina (8/1/1844), and Michael Bernard (1849). They settled in the "Queen's Bush" area of Ontario until 1868. Three more children were born to them there: Bridgette (1854), '''Katherine Bridgette "Madge"''' (1856), and '''Margaret Jane "Bridget"''' (3/1858).  
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About 1848, Myles McCanna (1810?-1879) and his wife, Bridget McDevit (1849-1890) emigrated from Ireland (possibly Waterford) to Canada with four children: Elizabeth (1837?), James S. (1842?), Mary Ann Lavina (1844?), and Michael Bernard (1846?). They settled in the "Queen's Bush" area of Ontario until 1868. Three more children were born to them there: '''Katherine Bridgette "Madge"''' (1850?), Catherine (1854?), and '''Margaret Jane "Bridget"''' (1858?).  
  
 
In time, the children married into neighboring familes and several of these intermarried groups emigrated to Minnesota about the time that the Homestead Act was passed in the US in 1862. These included Myles and his wife '''Bridgette'', Elizabeth and her family, James and his family, plus Michael. '''James''' had married Sarah Anne Duffy in Mt. Forest, Ontario on 4/11/1866. They emigrated by spring of 1868.
 
In time, the children married into neighboring familes and several of these intermarried groups emigrated to Minnesota about the time that the Homestead Act was passed in the US in 1862. These included Myles and his wife '''Bridgette'', Elizabeth and her family, James and his family, plus Michael. '''James''' had married Sarah Anne Duffy in Mt. Forest, Ontario on 4/11/1866. They emigrated by spring of 1868.

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