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 30 Michael Patrick Ryan, son of John Charles Ryan and Mary O'Halloran, was born on 1 March 1866 at Brisbane, Queensland. He married Sarah Ogden on 29 October 1890 at Sydney, NSW. Michael died on 8 July 1940 at Ettrick, NSW. 

31 Sarah Ogden, daughter of Peter Ogden and Elizabeth Harrison, was born on 22 January 1867 at Birkenhead, Liverpool, Lancashire, England. She died on 18 July 1944 at Kyogle, NSW.

Michael and Sarah had 6 children.

1.Mary Elizabeth 1890 - 1959
2. Bertie Michael 1892 - 1957
3. Harold Wilfred 1896 - 1896
4. Leslie Vincent Ryan 1899 - 1900
5. John Reginald 1902 - 1970
6. Elsie May 1907 - 2001


60 John Charles Ryan, son of John Ryan and Catherine Crawley (Crowley), was born c1837 at Portlaw, Waterford, Ireland. He married Mary O'Halloran on 1 July 1964 at Brisbane, Queensland. John died on 15 November 1910 at Sydney, NSW.

61 Mary O'Halloran, daugher of Michael Halloran, was born c1830 at Roscrae, Tipperary, Ireland. She died on 5 December 1895 at Balmain South, NSW.

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