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Name	Tangney, Jack
Birthdate	1919
Birthplace	Dallas, Texas
Other Names	Jackson Tagney
Role	Military
Nationality	American
Occupation	US Navy, 1941-1947
Places of Residence	1919-1940 Dallas, Texas 1946-1957, San Diego, California
Spouse	Joyce Ruth Tagney (1942)
Children	Henry Tagney (1946- ) Bert Tagney (1947- ) Clair Tagney (1948 - )
Father	Curtis Tagney
Mother	Judith Montclair Tagney
Deceased When	1957
Deceased Where	San Diego, California

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