1. Letter and enclosures from Sister Gertrude Mulholland of Digby, Nova Scotia dated June 6, 1993.
2. Letter from Dona T. (Cullinan) Acheson of Saint John, New Brunswick, dated December 31, 1988.
3. Letter from Gary Bykowski.
4. Census Records, Saint John, New Brunswick for 1871, 1881, 1891 and 1901.
5. City and Street Directories for Saint John, New Brunswick from 1897 to 1953.
6. Probate Records, New Brunswick Provincial Archives, Fredericton, New Brunswick (Will-RS71) of John Cullinan, dated March 8, 1895.
7. Cemetery Transcripts (Gravestones) from St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Saint John, New Brunswick.
8. Obituary from Saint John Globe, June 26 1906, p. 9.
9. Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, Church Records.
10. Canadian Expeditionary Force Records.

Comments:

1. This family is also related to another Cullinan Family from the Saint John, New Brunswick, that being the Cullinans from Fairville. Michael Joseph Henry Mulholland (1878-1951) and Mary Elizabeth Gertrude McCourt) Mulholland (1875-1934) are listed on Plate XLVII. John Cullinan (c1826-1895). "Came to Saint John, N.B. around 1845 and worked as a clothier for many years (--Sr. Gertrude Mulholland)."
2. After her husband’s death, Fanny Cullinan petitioned to the Probate Court in the City of Saint John and presented a will. At his death, John Cullinan left "real estate of the value of Two thousand five hundred Dollars situate in Saint John and personal estate of the value of Seven Thousand five hundred Dollars (-Probate Court Will)". In 1895, the family lived at 61 Carmarthen Street, Saint John NB and in 1901 at 344 Union Street, Saint John NB. Religion: Roman Catholic.
3. Dona T. (Cullinan) Acheson (c1930-) went to school with my mother in Saint John NB.