Donegan - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

DONEGAN M F 1848-1937

t42MountOlivet — 2009-10-07 21:39:52Z

DONEGAN M F 1848-1937

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 207,656 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: DONEGANS to Syracuse NY

donegankite — 2009-04-07 01:21:37Z

Hi, Shelby -

I did receive the documents, but they weren't very helpful - didn't give much more info than what I already had. I think my next step will be to look at parish records. I have perused the newspaper articles available on Ancestry.com. Trouble is, it seems every branch of the Donegan tree had a Morris, a Nicholas, an Edward - so it's hard to figure out which Morris Donegan the article is talking about . Also, my visit to Syracuse at Christmas was shorter than expected, so I didn't get a chance to go over the photos with my aunts. Anyway, I'm anxious to get back into it, but we're moving on Thursday and everything is packed up. Once we get settled and I have time to pursue the next step, I hope to have more to report.

- Colleen

Re: DONEGANS to Syracuse NY

donegankite — 2009-04-07 01:20:59Z

Hi, Shelby -

I did receive the documents, but they weren't very helpful - didn't give much more info than what I already had. I think my next step will be to look at parish records. I have perused the newspaper articles available on Ancestry.com. Trouble is, it seems every branch of the Donegan tree had a Morris, a Nicholas, an Edward - so it's hard to figure out who the article is talking about . Also, my visit to Syracuse at Christmas was shorter than expected, so I didn't get a chance to go over the photos with my aunts. Anyway, I'm anxious to get back into it, but we're moving on Thursday and everything is packed up. Once we get settled and I have time to pursue the next step, I hope to have more to report.

- Colleen

Re: DONEGANS to Syracuse NY

ShelbyLeigh1 — 2009-04-05 19:16:49Z

Hello. Now it's my turn. I'm just coming back into genealogy from my own hiatus and re-found this thread. Have you received the certificates that you were ordering??

-Shelby
alaskanaurora98@netscape.net

Re: Lost Donegans in New Jersey

MaryDonegan — 2009-04-04 16:07:27Z

Gerald,

Thank you for the info. For a long time, I thought that these Donegan's in Paterson were mine (all I had at the time was my grandfather James' approx birth date) but, when I went to NJ to do some research, found that they were not. Mine lived in Belleville and Newark.

My James was born in Belleville in 1884. His parents were John (b England abt 1852) and Catherine Sullivan (b England in 1854). According to their marriage cert John's father was Richard (b Ireland abt 1813). It's possible that Richard and Jeremiah's father, James, were related, maybe even brothers but, until I can find a way to trace Richard in Ireland, it's unlikely we'll ever know.

Mary

Lawrence Patrick & James Donegan of New Haven, CT (Stephen Donegan & Mary Nolan parents in Ireland)

ktoce — 2009-02-01 02:54:14Z

Researching this family - Lawrence and James are children on Stephen Donegan and Mary Nolan. Lawrence married Margaret Breen, daughter of Daniel Breen and Catherine Clohessy both from Ireland around 1892. Lawrence born around 1871, James around 1861. James m. Hannah Ambrose in 1903. Lawrence & Margaret had 9 children, 4 of which who lived:
Lawrence Peter 1895-1958
Mary Catherine 1900-1985
Joseph 1903 - ?
Stephen 1908-1950
Don't know if James and Hannah had children. Looking for descendants of Peter & Elizabeth Donegan (Boston), specifically Paul born about 1925, any children of Mary and John McVeigh, married in 1925, or the whereabouts of Joseph. Thank you

Re: DONEGANS to Syracuse NY

donegankite — 2008-12-14 01:59:44Z

I certainly will! And I'd love to see the pictures. I'm trying to gather what information I can from aunts and uncles, but unfortunately none of them are into genealogy and don't really understand why I'm interested in specific dates and places. So far I have a handful of pictures that aren't well labeled, which I plan to bring to Syracuse when I visit for Christmas in hopes I can get some more details - I think a few of them may be of Edward Michael Donegan. Once I sort that out, I'll scan them for you if you'd like. My e-mail is cdonegan@together.net.

This is exciting - as if 36 cousins weren't enough!

Re: DONEGANS to Syracuse NY

ShelbyLeigh1 — 2008-12-14 01:10:56Z

Wonderful! I thought my Donegans had ended! When you get the certificates, could you please send me a copy of them? Either scanned or mailed? My e-mail is alaskanaurora98@netscape.net. It's great to meet yet another Donegan cousin! If you want, when I have some time, I can send you some of my pictures that I have of the family - at least of Patrick's son Nicholas and his family.

Re: Dominick Donegan Brooklyn, NY & Family

lapin12 — 2008-12-12 19:03:41Z

Thanks. I find it intriguing that a crowd of Lanigans from Kilkenny via St. Helens sailed to America with neighbors named Donegan, intermarried some, and all ended up in Rochester. I wonder who/what started it all. Betty

Re: DONEGANS to Syracuse NY

donegankite — 2008-12-10 02:51:23Z

Just getting back into genealogy after a hiatus, and now starting on my paternal line. I hope you're both still able to get these threads. Patrick DONEGAN was my gg-grandfather, I am descended from his son Edward Michael DONEGAN (b. 26 APR1888, m. Rosalia Hyacinth BURNELL/BERNELL 17NOV~1910, d. 25NOV1960). The info I have so far is no more than what you both have, mostly gleaned from census reports, even the same discrepancies (from Co. Clare or Cork? Born 1851 or 1853?) I have ordered Patrick's death certificate, as well as his wife Ellen's, still waiting for both to arrive. My grandfather's name was Edward Maurice, and Patrick's eldest son was named Morris Edward, so perhaps the name Morris does indeed come from Patrick's father. I'm happy to share whatever info I come up with.

Re: Dominick Donegan Brooklyn, NY & Family

Adventures47129 — 2008-12-08 19:44:36Z

Hello,

I have no way of matching the two families as I am so short on family info about my Brooklyn side of the Donegans. But!!! Here is something for you to consider:

Mary Donegan Campbell
Birth: 01 SEP 1915
Brooklyn, Kings, NY
Death: Dec 1978
Rochester, Monroe, NY

Lillian Donegan Haugh
Birth: 5 Apr 1919
Brooklyn, New York
Death: 1 Jan 2006
Rochester, Monroe, New York

Anna (Nancy) Donegan Hume
Birth: 1910
Manchester, Lancashire, England
Death:
Rochester, Monroe, New York

Our family does have ties to Lancashire. Anna and two of her children were left there when Dominick came to the U.S.. And three of Dominick's daughters did end up in Rochester. Mary moved there upon her husbands death to be with her sisters Lillian and Nancy. Nancy move there upon the retirement of her husband from an oil company. She also wanted to be with her sister Lillian. Lillian lived there with her husband and family. But I do not know of a family tie to her and your family. But... that sure is close... I am sorry for the lack of info. I will keep your line in mind in my search. Good luck...

Re: Dominick Donegan Brooklyn, NY & Family

betlanigan — 2008-11-21 22:58:13Z

Steve: I wonder if the Donegans you wrote about are connected with a Donegan family who married into mine (Lanigan, Ryan) in Lancashire.
Bartley, born in Ireland, had sons Michael and Thomas, both of whom left for the USA in the early 1900s. They stopped off to stay with (I believe, Donegan) family in Brooklyn before moving on to Rochester. I believe they lived out their lives there, as did a Donegan sister.
If you know what became of them I'd be grateful to hear about them. Regards, BetLanigan

Re: Dominick Donegan Brooklyn, NY & Family

betlanigan — 2008-11-21 22:55:16Z

New Donegan Clan website!

edonegan81 — 2008-10-21 15:49:24Z

I have created a Donegan Clan website to help organize Donegan research and encourage a DNA project. Please visit the site and email me if you are interested in the Clan. I am looking for suggestions and ideas! Spelling variants are welcome.

http://www.doneganclan.com

Sharon

Re: joseph donegan

phollis122 — 2008-04-10 15:01:45Z

attention davidmcmanus18, I am not sure what you are searching for as your note is a statement of fact and not a query. Be careful, there are several Joseph Donegans--Dunagans--Dungans etc. phollis122

Re: joseph donegan

dmc018 — 2008-04-10 11:10:05Z

the doneegan im researching is owen donnaghan 1870 the spelling has changed in 1971 to dunmegan and then back to donegan

Donegans in Edenderry, Co Offaly

edonegan81 — 2008-02-18 19:48:45Z

Looking for information on

James Donegan
born about 1843 in Portarlington, Laios?
died Nov 27, 1926 in New Row, Edenderry, Offaly

married Sept 3, 1877 in Allenwood, Kildare to
Margaret Walsh
born June 12, 1847 in Allenwood, Kildare
died after 1926 in Carlow, Ire

James and Margaret Walsh had 4 children:
Margaret Donegan, went to New York/New Jersey
Elizabeth Donegan Crowley, went to New Jersey
Rose Donegan Prendergast, lived in Athy, Kildare
Ann Donegan Dunne

Parents of James Donegan
Father: Thomas Donegan
born about 1801?
died Dec 22, 1884, New Row, Edenderry, Offaly
Mother: Mary Fitzgibbon?
born about 1819?
died Aug 15, 1873, Edenderry, Offaly

Re: Dominick Donegan Brooklyn, NY & Family

Adventures47129 — 2008-01-28 18:40:04Z

I am sorry, I do not know where in Ireland our Donegans came from. I know that they resided in Manchester, Lancashire, England prior to traveling to the US. The had to live there prior to 1904 and left after 1910.

The family stayed in Brooklyn with the exception of Stephen who moved to NJ. Where he died. The girls all married in Brooklyn and moved to Rochester.

We are only talking one generation here. Dominick and Ann are my Grandparents.

Thank you for your reply.

Steve Campbell

Re: Donegan of Roscommon, Ireland

2006-06-10 22:51:52Z

I am related to Donegan family of Ballinlough in Roscommon. Descendent of Dominic and brother James who fought at Waterloo, according to family stories. My grandmother, Bridget, came to the U.S. in 1912. She was one of either eleven or thirteen childreen. One of her sisters was named Hanora - Aunt Han - and lived in Brooklyn, NY where my grandmother did also.

Donegan/Dunagin Family Tree

kosmickay — 2006-09-26 14:12:51Z

G-G Grandfather: James Dunagin Born 1801 SC/NC. Died 1872 MS. Married Sarah Riser 1829. Children: Adeline,George,America,Sarah Ann,Madeline,Egglentine Kathleen,James LaFayette,Arabella,William Tapley,Arett. My lineage from William T. married to Henrietta Norman in 1875. Searching for ancestors of James and their birthplace. Scott/Irish?
Please E-Mail any information to KosmicKay@hotmail.com.

Re: James E Donegan Limerick Australia USA connections

TheZmaster — 2005-11-20 14:37:34Z

I have been searching for information on my Grandmother, Maude Ruth Horlacher. I ran across an IGI record that mentions her being married to a James E Donegan on 21 June 1909 in Manhatten, New York, New York. It metions that James was born in Melville,Australia. It also lists my Great Grandparents as Bert (Actually Albert) and Dora Kruig (actually Dora Kring.) Could there be a connection.If you think there is a connection please contact me.

Re: John Donegan family of Trumbull Co, OH (1880)

texan — 2006-05-06 01:58:32Z

I am interested in verifying this line as well.

My research indicates that Mahala Bitler married E. J. Donegan in Auglaize County, Ohio on January 1, 1867. In both the 1870 and 1880 censuses, Mahala Donegan is living in the household of her father, William Bitler, in Auglaize County. She later remarried about 1893 to a John W. Dunbar.

I do not think Mahala Bitler of Auglaize is connected to the 1880 John Donegan family in Trumball County. My information on Mahala is available at http://www.phillipsplace.net/genealogy/ps02/ps02_201.html

PHOTO: DONEGANs plus another? early 1900s

kathleenbowen — 2005-12-03 14:33:16Z

Clockwise, from bottom left...

My maternal grandmother, Ella Elizabeth DONEGAN, b. Feb 1893 in Washington, D.C., d. Oct 1974 in MD, m. John Samuel DRURY Nov 1912 at St. Dominic's Catholic Church, SW D.C.

To her left and seated is her sister, Mary Elizabeth DONEGAN, b. Apr 1895 in Washington, D.C., d. Sep 1969, in Washington, D.C., never mrd.

Standing upper left, William DONEGAN, b. Oct 1897, Washington, D.C., d. Jan 1923, Washington, D.C. Never mrd.

I do not know the young woman and man standing center and right. Looking at the face of the girl, she has a similar facial structure as Mary, so possible a DONEGAN or HURLEY relation....the young man is unknown...

Ella, Mary and William are the children of John Dominic DONEGAN, b. Feb 1858 in D.C., d. Jun 1934 in D. C., m. Mary Ellen HURLEY about 1884, poss. in NY (Staten Island where he lived and was apprenticing to become a blacksmith?)

Photo my gr-grandfather, John Dominic DONEGAN, + 2 dtrs, a grddtr and unk woman

kathleenbowen — 2005-12-03 14:22:15Z

DONEGAN's from Ireland

saranani — 2007-04-20 17:15:10Z

Hello fellow DONEGAN researchers;
I am looking for my great grandmother's ( Margaret QUINN nee DONEGAN) family.
Please view my messages by Sharon. They have all the information we have.
If you find a connection please contact me asap.
Kind Regards,
Sharon/USA

Margaret DONEGAN married James QUINN

saranani — 2007-04-20 17:15:10Z

My great grandparents were Margaret DONEGAN and James QUINN. They lived in Co.Antrim. We do not know where they were born but, they had around 10 children. One of whom is my grandfather, Michael Alyrisus QUINN b. 1892 in Belfast.

Michael married Mary Catherine HATTON and they moved to America in the 1920's.With both of their parents and siblings, within a year or so from each other. They first went to New York and then some of them went unto Philly, PA. After that some went to Detroit, Michigan.

If any of this rings a bell, please contact me asap.
Kind regards,
Sharon

Margaret Mary DONEGAN from Bangor Co.Down

saranani — 2007-04-20 17:15:10Z

I am in high hopes of connecting to the decendants of my great grandmother and her family.

Margaret or Mary DONEGAN was born around 1850 in Bangor, Co. Down Northeren Ireland to Patrick DONEGAN and Margaret McGUINNESS.

Her mothers parents were Arthur McGUINIS and Katherine KEENAN form Castlewallen area. One of their sons was Hugh McGUINNESS.

Margaret DONEGAN married James QUINN from Co. Antrim.

They were RC as QUINN'S.

Any connections or information, please contact me.

Sharon/USA

Family of William Donegan Jr., New London 1940's

iarooster — 2006-03-13 03:25:07Z

Looking for members of the William Donegan Jr. family who lived in New London, Connecticut, in the late 1940's. Mrs. Donegan was the daughter of Patterson and Mildred McNutt. Offlist contact is fine.

Larry
iarooster@earthlink.net

Re: Donegan-Patterson of Roscommon, Ireland

P_Donegan — 2006-02-15 19:50:44Z

I might have info for you I am not sure e-mail me at omaducky@aol.com My father in law came from that part of Ireland and I think he had a sister in law named Winny

Re: DONEGANS to Syracuse NY

DorothyFlanagan11 — 2006-12-09 04:02:17Z

I just found this web site and see you posted a while ago!. My great grandfather was Patrick Donegan. My grandfather was Nicholas Patrick Donegan. Patrick was from county cork and came here to Syracuse with his young family. My dad has passed so I dont know if I can be of too much help . I can try if you are still interested.

Re: DONEGANS to Syracuse NY

DorothyFlanagan11 — 2006-12-10 16:53:45Z

I am the daughter of Bernard and Dorothy.I had 4 brothers. My oldest brother, Richard, died about 35 yrs ago. Is your Mom one of Helens children? There is always a Donegan picnic in June. We just had a Christmas party on the Saturday after Thanksgiving. We haven't seen much of Helen's children. It would be nice to reconnect with them. I don't have a scanner but I could send you copies of what I have if you like. If you would rather E-mail me, my adress is wflannag@twcny.rr.com

Re: DONEGANS to Syracuse NY

DorothyFlanagan11 — 2006-12-10 00:03:22Z

Thats right, her name was Ellen, one of my cousins is named after her. i have a photo of her in front of her store with all of the children. Talk soon.

Re: DONEGANS to Syracuse NY

DorothyFlanagan11 — 2006-12-09 16:00:47Z

Wow, i was surprised to here from you so soon. I am glad I could help a little. So are you related to Patrick too?From what I can remember, I think he died youngish I remember my mom saying my grandfather's mother was a widow who raised the children alone by running a grocery store. I can try to find out more from my aunt to see how far back she can remember. My interest has been peaked in this lately. My daughter is really into her Irishness and it would be nice to get her as much info as possible.

Re: DONEGANS to Syracuse NY

alaskanaurora98 — 2006-12-09 04:12:42Z

It's nice to hear from family. :) Nice to meet you. I dont have my tree in front of me and it's been a while since I was looking at this so I can't remember which branch I'm from. I go through phases. lol Any information or verification you have or can find on ANY of the family from Nicholas back would be great to know. Thank you for looking and finding me. :)

Shelby

Re: DONEGANS to Syracuse NY

alaskanaurora98 — 2006-12-09 17:37:15Z

Give me a few days to get my tree back. I formatted so I have to re-install it. But from what I remember, Patrick was married to Ellen Welch?? If he's the one I'm remembering yes he died young, between 1880 and 1900? Ellen had to raise about 10 children on her own.

But, like I said, let me get my tree installed and I can see which child of Nicholas' I am through.

Re: DONEGANS to Syracuse NY

alaskanaurora98 — 2006-12-10 08:07:22Z

Ok, so you are my mom's cousin once removed I believe. She is curious which of Nicholas and Dunny's children you are from. She is from Helen who married Francis Brown. She is also Patrick's great grand-daughter. As far as we know, there were 9 children, including Helen. She also wonders whether you have been to the Donegan Family Reunion.

Also, do you have a scanner to possibly send that picture you have of Ellen in front of her store?? That would be great!

Thanks,
Shelby

Re: Dunnagans et all

DorothyDonegan5 — 2007-04-21 14:48:17Z

where were your Donegans from and where
did they live??

Re: Lost Donegans in New Jersey

GailHogenbirk42 — 2007-05-26 02:12:36Z

Mary,
I am directly related to Nettie Widman and remember Uncle Clarence. My Grandfather was Harry Widman married to Hazel Newton. My father was Harold Widman. I just started looking into my family tree and have pictures.
Please reply via e-mail. grammygail@cox.net.
We now live in San diego but grew up in Union, New Jersey.
Hope I can Help.
Gail Widman Hogenbirk

Julia DONEGAN (Widow b DC) & fam, 1900 PA census

katbowen1 — 2007-04-25 16:11:31Z

I have DONEGAN ancestors who came from ireland and ended up in Washington, D.C. (not sure they were always there, may have connections to NE before going to DC). I found the following census item for a widowed Julia DONEGAN (so that is probably her married surname, her maiden surename is unknown)who was b. in D.C. i have no idea at this time whether she connects to my DONEGANs or not:

1900 Federal Census - Pennsylvania
City of Philadelphia, E.D. 384, Page 172A
Enumerated 05 Jun 1900 by John W. Dubbs.

Lines 26-30:
2253 Westerlon? St. (very faint writing in lefthand margin):
DONEGAN, Julia, Head, W, F, b. Dec 1848, 51, Widow, Mrd. 35 yrs., had 3 children & 1 living, she & mother b. D.C., father b. MD, reads/writes/speaks English, rents, house;
------- Martha L. Daughter, W, F, b. June 1866, 33, Widow, had 1 child & 1 living, b. PA, father b. MD, mother b. D.C., Operator Gents ????, reads/writes/speaks English;
Anpperle, -----, Boarder, W, M, b. Jun 1867, 32, Single, he & both parents b. PA, Driver, can read;
Clegg, Samuel, Boarder, W, M, b. Mar 1866, 34, Single, b. PA, both parents b. England, Laborer Dy, can read/write;
Smith, Edna M., G-daughter, W, F, b. Apr 1890, 10, Single, she & both parents b. PA, School.
===end census item.

So, perhaps Martha was prev. mrd. to SMITH?

Re: Donegan-Patterson of Roscommon, Ireland

JJOANIEK4570 — 2006-05-22 21:47:29Z

are you by any chance related to the Knights of ballinglough the rathlena area. my grandmothers sister ellen married and donegan I know they had children and one of them was Rodney who visited nyc when i was a kid and i am now 65. ellen was the daughter of michael knight and mary keane/kane and there kids were mary, thomas, marty ellen and thomas.

Richard Donegan

MaryDonegan — 2007-07-06 01:31:19Z

Looking for info on family of Richard Donegan b 1813 Ireland m Caroline Merriott b 1827 Oxfordshire m 1843 Stepney

Children from censuses:

Mary Jane 1847
John J 1852 m Catherine Sullivan
Fanny 1854
Ellen 1856
Winifred 1858
Caroline 1862
Thomas 1863
Richard 1865

John and Catherine emigrated in 1882, had John (1875) and Caroline (1878) with them. Had Mary in NY 1882 then had the following in Belleville, NJ:

James 1884
Winifred 1886
Ellen 1888
Gertrude 1893

James is my gg grandfather and I would be interested in any info on the other members of the family and anything I can learn about Richard. It appears from the England censuses that Richard and Caroline separated sometime between 1851 and 1861. I can't find any record of him after 1851. However, Caroline had children through 1866 and was never listed as a widow so either they were visiting or some of the children weren't Richard's. I did find an immigration record for a Richard Donegan about the right age in 1868 but not enough info to say that it was him for certain.

Re: Dominick Donegan Brooklyn, NY & Family

dunnigan75 — 2008-01-28 15:18:04Z

What part of Ireland were your Donegans from? Mine were from County Kerry, and settled first in Washington, DC, circa 1850. My own line came West to California in 1860, while others remained in DC--their descendents are still in the DC Metro area.

Dominick Donegan Brooklyn, NY & Family

Adventures47129 — 2008-01-28 14:13:20Z

Dominick and Anna Donegan Of Ire. Came to the US and had the following children. Stephen, James, and Anna (aka.. Nancy) were born in Manchester, Lancashire, England. Joseph, Mary Agnes, and Lillian were born in Brooklyn. Married names in parenthesis.

Stephen A b. 12 Jul 1904 d. 31 May 1987
(Newark, Essex, New Jersey) wife Viola Rose

James b. 28 Feb 1909 d. May 1962 Brooklyn, New York wife Mary E.

Anna b. 1910 d. in Rochester, Monroe, New York Husband John Hume from Scotland.

Joseph b. 1914 Died: Brooklyn Kings, New York Wife: Catherine

Mary Agnes b. 01 SEP 1915 d. Dec 1978 Rochester, Monroe, NY Husband William J Campbell

Lillian Donegan b. 5 Apr 1919 d. 1 Jan 2006 Rochester, Monroe, New York Husband Michael Haugh

Any information would be great.

James DONEGAN, wife ELLEN; IRELAND>England by 1862

DeborahSweet — 2006-03-18 20:21:15Z

James DONEGAN, b.1838/9 IRELAND>Liverpool, Lancashire England by 1862; died there bet. 1876/7 & 1881; Occupation: Shipping Clerk
Md. abt. 1860, Ellen (Nee?), b.1841/2 Ireland; Occupation: Milliner; After James died, she took her children to U.S., arr.NY 4/19/1889; Lived in the Bronx, NYC
Children: All b. Liverpool, Lancashire, England
Catherine E., b.1861/2
William J., b.1864/5
James J., b.1866/7
Margaret A., b.Feb. 1871
Joseph, b.1872/3
Mary, b.1874/5
Michael, b.1877/8

Any info would be greatly appreciated!

Re: Charles Donegan and Bridget Cavanagh

jdonegan184 — 2007-08-23 01:02:49Z

I am a descendant of Charles and Bridget Donegan that you posted. Lineage is
Charles, John, Henry, Harry, and James. All from Mineral Ridge, Ohio.
Charles came from Ireland - maybe Cork? - settled in Rigaud Quebec, parooisse De Ste. Madeleine, Diocese Cte. Vaudreuil. They had 10 children.
You have more info on Charles and Bridget than I do. Thanks for the dates.
We have never been able to cross over to Ireland, so we are interested in Irish roots same as you. Keep us posted.
Have some info on son Charles who settled in Ottowa with 9 children.

Re: Donegan family who lived in Ga,SC,ILL,Ge, Ireland

bkgammans — 2006-02-10 18:49:33Z

I can trace my family back to Lewis Donegan in Coweta, Co., GA - I know from the co. marriage records, that he had 2 wives.

My great-great grandfather, Tobe Donegan's death certificate lists Lewis Donegan as his father. I would like to know what information you have. Brenda Gammans

Charles Donegan and Bridget Cavanagh

Kathryn_McKee — 2007-08-21 00:23:44Z

I am looking for information regarding Charles Donegan (b. 1791, Ireland, d 1865, Quebec Canada and Bridget Cavanagh (b. 1798, Ireland, d 1878 Canada). From the death registration of their son Charles Donegan, born 15 Aug 1831 and died 17 Jun 1909, Charles and Bridget appear to be from Kings Co or Kerrys Co Ireland. Any information would be much appreciated.

Re: Charles Donegan and Bridget Cavanagh

Kathryn_McKee — 2007-08-23 19:06:24Z

I think we have already been in contact...I'm from the Ottawa branch. I'm still trying to get to the Archives, a winter project, I think! I'm also trying to find out something about the group that's on the Quebec side close to Ottawa. I will keep in touch!

GLADYS LARANCY DONEGAN/DEAN

@@corona245@comcast.net — 2006-07-11 20:06:56Z

Would like to exchange info. with descendants of Gladys Larancy DONEGAN, b.1904 Madison, Montana, d. 12 Mar. 1962 Utah, m. 28 Sept.1922 in Montana to Harry William Dean.

Pat O'Sullivan Corona

John Donegan family of Trumbull Co, OH (1880)

gpiper1 — 2006-09-08 01:04:31Z

Searching for the maiden name of Lucinda M, wife of John Donegan listed in Braceville, Trumbull Co, OH in the 1880 Census. The children seems to have stayed local to Trumbull Co. for at least through 1930 Census. I am trying to determine if Lucinda may be a BITLER I am searching for in OH. The dates would closely approximate some other research I have come across.

Thanks,
Glenn