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Re: Dargans of Dualla, County Tipperary

Cecile_Mulcahy — 2009-03-16 10:36:03Z

did you ever get replies for your queries?
I am in Dualla if i can help tracing your Dargans let me know.

Cecile

Re: Dargans of Dualla, County Tipperary

annedargan — 2009-03-14 16:21:06Z

my anne is anne borg formally anne dargan of dualla,daughter of thomas dargan married to kathrine mcloughlin, 2nd youndest of 5 children. i think your mother bridget is the sister of my father, i am now married and resideing in malta and would love to hear from anyone contected to the family.

lookforward to hearing from you
regards anne

Re: The Dargans from Tipperary (Geoff Hancock)

billdargan — 2007-06-05 23:02:06Z

Hi Geoff

I came across your notice and thought I would let you know that I am still researching but have lost your details

Bill Dargan

Norah Darrigan/Darigan

cathnigel — 2006-02-12 18:17:26Z

Married James Davies in 1894 in Wolsanton, Staffordshire, England. Daughter of James and Bridget Darrigan. Bridget may have been born in Ireland...census is confusing!

Norah had a few brothers and sisters, but again they seem to come and go on the census...all information gratefully received!

RE: Dargan/Darrigan/Darigan/Dorgan

whbsbb — 2005-03-06 06:55:25Z

I have Dargans in my family:

John Ed Dargan, Sr. m. Hannah? and had 8 children
John Ed Dargan, Sr. was born in Parish of Climbroney, Longford County, Ireland 17/Aug/1799 and died in Riceville, Iowa in 1901 (written in Wrigley's Believe it or Not for living in 3 centuries) and is burried in Cresco, IA
John Ed Dargan. Jr. m. Mary Ellen Conlin
had 11 children and ended up in IA and MN.

Re: Beatrice / Thomas Dargan

theresamorton91 — 2004-11-14 01:23:56Z

My mother was a dargan from duala cashel was married
to a Harty from cashel.
I would love you to get in touch

Re: Beatrice / Thomas Dargan

theresamorton91 — 2004-07-08 04:48:56Z

Hi Beatrice I think we could be relatted ?My mother was born in Duala,my grandfarther &grandmother lived there
I myself went there as a child .I would like you or someone
to make contact if posible . theresa

Re: Dargans of Dualla, County Tipperary

theresamorton91 — 2004-07-08 04:48:56Z

Can anyone give me any information no the dargan of dualla
county tipperary

RE: Dargan/Darrigan/Darigan/Dorgan

STACIEYD99 — 2004-04-22 22:06:18Z

I AM LOOKING FOR THE SAME INFORMATION. I HAVE CONTACTED THE RED LAKE FALLS MN CLERK AND LEARNED OF DUANE DARGON. I WOULD LOVE TO SEE YOUR INFORMATION AS WELL AND MAYBE WE CAN HELP EACHOTHER. LET'S HOPE. I AM WOFE IF JOHN R DARGAN, DAUGHTER-IN-LAW TO DENNIS R DARGAN, SON OF DONALD T DARGAN, SON OF ROBERT E DARGAN, SON OF THOMAS DARGAN. IF YOU KNOW THOSE NAMES YOU'LL HAVE AN IDEA OF WHO I AM. PLEASE CONTACT ME AT STACIEYD99@YAHOO.COM OR STACIEYD99@AOL.COM. MY NAME IS STACIEY R DARGAN. I AM DOING THIS FOR FUN AND FOR MY 2 DARGAN BOYS.

Re: Dargans of Dualla, County Tipperary

jarnyc2000 — 2003-08-13 19:25:41Z

My grandmother had a brother, Thomas Dargan, born in 1868 near Cashel in Co. Tipperary. We never knew what became of him but he is not listed as having emigrated, as did the rest of the family. His parents were Catherine Quillinan and Michael Dargan. Maybe there is a connection. They lived in Greenane. Catherine was from Raheen, not far from Greenane.

Re: Dargans of Dualla, County Tipperary

theresamorton28 — 2003-05-24 11:08:18Z

Hi My Mother was a Dargan from Dualla county tipp.
Her name was Johanna Dargan,Married a Harty from
Cashel or the other side of cashel. I reckon we are related!
give me an e/mail ,I would love to hear from you or anyone
out there that has got any history on the family

RE: Dargan/Darrigan/Darigan/Dorgan

2002-05-02 06:26:50Z

Hi,
John Ed Dargan, Jr. came from Ireland to the US when he was 5 years old. He married Mary Ann Conlin (I have also recorded that her name was Mary Ellen Conlin. I don't know which was correct). They had Kate, Tom, Lizzie (my greatgrandmother), Fances, Bernard, Nel, Gertrude, Agnes, James, Mary, and Aloysius C.
James (Jim) married Emma Auringer in Riceville, IA
They had James, Paul, Francis, Bernard, Mary, Florence, Agnes, Rosemary.
I also have some information about the Conlins.
Conlins lived in Wisconsin
Mary Ann Conlin 's mother was Hannah and father was Bernard (a farmer)
Mary Ann's sisters and brothers were
Thomas
James
Lizzie
Kate (nun: Sister of Charity, Sister M. Gertrude)
Nell (nun: Visitation Sister, Sister M. Xavier in Dubuque, IA)
My cousin Pat Abramson new a ton about everyone. I have a spreadsheet to keep it all straight!

RE: Dargan/Darrigan/Darigan/Dorgan

2002-05-02 04:32:52Z

Thank you for the info, you have no idea how long I have been looking. Being in the army makes it kind of hard. Thanks JDK

Family of Henry Darigan

patriciathompson1 — 2001-12-25 09:23:24Z

HELP looking for Henry married to Anna MariaThompson born abt 1866 in Ontario,Canada to John and Matilda Thompson.I found obit for Matilda listing Mrs Henry Darigan of Canada. Any info would be greatly apreciated. email ptnj210@aol.com

Dargans of Sydney

terrybrown304 — 2001-07-01 10:42:22Z

Terence, contact John Field 44 Keats Ave Bateau Bay Central Coast Nsw, he is a relative and has a mass of stuff on your Dargans, Terry.

Dargans of Sydney

2001-05-29 18:53:01Z

Terry Brown,

Thanks again for your message re John Field. I was astounded at the result.

dargans

2001-05-13 06:22:14Z

To Terry Brown.

Thanks for your message re John Field. I presume he has no e mail address so I will contact him by snail mail.

Once again, many thanks,

Terence Dargan.

Dargan Tipperary

2001-03-03 02:59:47Z

hi, have just seen your post, my father is also from same place and his family, out of interest what is your fathers full name ?

K from Bea

2001-01-02 15:34:51Z

My email address is archbeaechols@aol.com,
I would like to know if we can exchange some
info re: the Dargans of Tipperary. Please let
me know. I have a grandaughter 20 years old,
she is the oldest of the nine grandchildren,
and one great grandaughter by the 20 year old. There is more Dargan family on the east
coast that I will be meeting this spring if
all goes well, for a trip to England and Ireland.
Sincerely,
Bea

re;bea

2001-01-02 10:49:08Z

hi, i just got your e-mail,nice to hear from a fellow member of the dargan clan! i'm 19 years old and am living in ireland, my dad and his family were from tipperary.(ireland) so the chances are that we are related in some way as you say that you have family from there?

statue

2001-01-01 17:17:15Z

Hello to kay dargan, this is from bea in the
US, I really appreciated the reply about the
statue of Dargan, and I would like to exchange email with you if you would be interested. I am 62 years old, and my mother
was a Dargan from Dualla,Rathclough,Cashel,
Tipperary. Wonder if we are related.
Hoping to hear from you!!
Bea

statue

2001-01-01 13:19:04Z

about the statue of william dargan there is a statue of him, outside dublin castle, its a great statue although i was about 11 the last time i saw it, sorry if this info. came a bit late!
k,dargan ireland

Dargans in Auatralia

2000-12-12 14:29:20Z

Terence, Hi, Live in Bendigo
Have received information on descendants of Grace Mary Dargan, sister of Annabella, nieces of James Joseph.
Would be happy to exchange information. Can be contacted at
ghancock@britafe.vic.edu.au and at digby@origin.net.au

The Dargans from Tipperary (Geoff Hancock)

2000-12-11 23:32:34Z

Mary Ann became Mrs. Carrick and Alice became Mrs. R. Wallace and both lived in Goulburn. John Joseph became a wood and coal merchant at Manly NSW, became Mayor of Manly and is buried at Manly. Lawrence (or Laurence?) was on the railways at Breadalbane. James Joseph was on the Railways at Darling Harbour, Goulburn and Junee, and is buried at Rookwood. William was on the railways at Blayney.

(James Joseph was my paternal Grandfather)

Dargans in Australia

2000-12-11 20:10:09Z

Am descendant of Patrick Dargan and Mary Makin of Tipperary, Ireland.
Patrick was born around 1817, Wife Mary died in 1881 at Cahir in Ireland.
Their eight children(Mary Ann, Patrick, Alice, John Joseph, Ellen, Lawrence Hayley, James Joseph and William all migrated to and died in Australia.
Their grand daughter, Annabella Marion Dargan was my mother's grandmother.
Any information on this family would be appreciated

Dargans of Dualla, Co. Tipperary

2000-11-14 07:54:20Z

to: Terence Dargan,
Thank you very much for your response, Any information is appreciated. I had heard about
the railroad, and in fact had seen a documentary on our PBS station. I had heard
also about the statue, but did not know it
was of him. I hope to be in Ireland in the
spring.

Dargans of Dualla, County Tipperary

2000-11-13 23:07:31Z

For Beatrice Echols,
I regret I have little more information on the Dargans of Tipperary,except that my great-grandmother died at Cahir in 1881 and my grandfather James left Ireland for Australia in 1883. He lived at the Ferry Bank at Waterford at that time. his siblings were John Joseph, Laura, William, Mary Ann and Alice and they left for Australia before he did.
I know that William Dargan is credited with designing (or founding?) the Irish railways but do not know if he is an ancestor. There is a larger than life statue of him in Dublin.

Beatrice/Thomas Dargan

2000-11-13 08:18:21Z

To: P.Dargan
I have the childrens names, tho I think I had written that my grandfather married my
grandmother in 1899. I believe you had contacted Mariene Benoit Dargan, who is my
cousin. Has she given you a reply, she knows
more about it than I.

Beatrice / Thomas Dargan

2000-11-13 04:22:11Z

beatrice echols

my dad was called thomas martin dargan, certainly was not born in 1899 but possibilites of him being one of the 13 or so children that thomas dargan had, hence the name given of thomas martin dargan. unfortunatly i have very little other information, but think name cames from tipperary. do u know all the childrens names ?

Dargans of Dualla, County Tipperary

2000-11-09 17:53:51Z

For Terrence Dargan, of Australia, I would
like to exchange information about the Dargans from Tipperary. My grandfather was
Thomas Dargan, married Johanna McNamara in about 1899, had 13 or so children, one my mother Bridget who came to the US in about 1920. Please let me know if would like to exchange information.

dargans of tipperary

2000-05-25 21:01:16Z

my grandfather james dargan late of tipperary
migrated to Australia in the late 19th century
He used to work on the railway at waterford as a shunter
and later worked in the new south wales railways as a guard.
Very little known of his life and family in Ireland. I live at picnic point in sydney australia.

RE: Dargan/Darrigan/Darigan/Dorgan

2000-04-26 19:18:32Z

DARIGAN/DARGAN of Tipperary?

2000-03-21 17:27:45Z

Looking for a Darigan/Dargan family, possibly from Tipperary. Known relative is a Patrick Darigan, born 1858. Parents were Philip and Bridget. Came to the US in 1874. Settled in Rhode Island around 1882. Married Maria Keegan from Co. Leitrim. Had 9 children, oldest being John Andrew Darigan. Name may have changed from Dargan, Dorgan etc. Spelled it Darigan as early as 1882. Any info would be appreciated. E-mail to jmc6170@yahoo.com