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DisgrifiadWilliam Burke (1845-1919) and family in 1895 in Jersey City, New Jersey.jpg	English: William Burke (1845-1919) and family in 1895 in Jersey City, New Jersey
Dyddiad	1895
Ffynhonnell	Richard Arthur Norton family archive
Awdur	AnonymousUnknown author
Diwygiadau eraill	This file has multiple extracted images: https://familypedia.wikia.org/wiki/File:Burke-MaryMargaret_02d.jpg

Camera location	40° 42′ 53.05″ N, 74° 04′ 39.51″ W	View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap	40.714737; -74.077643

Caption

Standing from left to right are: John Joseph Burke I (1868-1939), William Burke (1845-1919), and Nora M. Finn (1866-1898). Sitting from left to right are: Mary Margaret Burke (1890-1949) holding a doll, Margaret Kane (1846-1912), and Mary Ellen Burke (1870-1957). Their home was at 28 Atlantic Avenue, Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey.

People

Standing from left to right are:

• John Joseph Burke I (1868-1939) who was the son of William Burke and Margaret Kane;
• William Burke (1845-1919) who was the husband of Margaret Kane and he is wearing a vest; and
• Nora M. Finn (1866-1898) who was the wife of John Joseph Burke I and the daughter of Daniel Finn (1818-1887) and Catherine Creedon (1834-1914) and she died of pneumonia.

Sitting from left to right are:

• Mary Margaret Burke (1890-1949) who was the daughter of John Joseph Burke and Nora M. Finn and she is holding a doll;
• Margaret Kane (1846-1912) who was the wife of William Burke
• Mary Ellen Burke (1870-1957) who is the sister of John Joseph Burke and the daughter of William Burke and Margaret Kane.

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