Duggan - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Tipperary DUGGANS

carolken134 — 2009-11-06 18:37:23Z

I am interested in the Edmond Duggan born 2/19/1832. Do you have any futher information on him? I have a g grandfather born in Tipp Town Baptized @ St. Michaels 2/28/1868 who married a Margaret Regan in Oolo/Solohead on 10/13/1864. His father is listed as Edmond Duggan, farmer, deceased. If this were your Edmond Duggan born in 1832 he would have been 32 at the time of his marriage. But you show Nicholas as the father...Do you have any further info?

DUGGAN Francis Regis and Benita SISTERs

t42MountOlivet — 2009-11-04 16:42:33Z

DUGGAN Francis Regis and Benita SISTERs

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 209,237 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: billy don duggan in tx

brandonsechrist — 2009-10-09 07:10:48Z

hi my name is brandon scott duggan my father's name is michael duggan my mom's name is shandra sandridge i have a brother named michael christopher duggan if you know anyone by those names please call at 214 306 1171 thank you

Trying to find information Rosemarie Duggan/Corile

Marina449 — 2009-10-08 14:01:41Z

I know they she married a Mario Corlie in 1952 and had at least two children Christina and Giulia - I have found a Giulia Corile born 1955 who married a Steven R Myers, if anyone has any further information I would love to find out more as this is the lost link in my family.

Rosemarie Duggan parents were Frederick and Alice Duggan born in Manchester England - any further information would be great - many thanks

Re: Hugh Duggan

JoyMaureenaPalmer — 2009-10-03 04:01:00Z

during my research I have found that we are related. I am dealing with a Duggan who married a Duggan. Robert Hugh Duggan (b 1793) married Mary Jane Duggan (b1796). Mary Jane's father was Robert Duggan (b 1760 in Ulster)who married Margaret Dunn (b 1771). Robert's father was Hugh Duggan (b 1740 Ulster) and married Margaret Wilson (b 1749).

I believe Wilson and Mary Jane were siblings.
I am still trying to find info on Robert Hugh Duggan. I don't know if Mary Jane and Robert Hugh were related or different group of Duggan's.
If you come across any info I would love to hear from you.
Thanks
Joy

Duggan Admin Message

CyrilNewsome — 2009-09-21 17:47:28Z

Hi everyone,

I just thought I'd let you all know you have a new Administrator in myself.

My Duggan link is through my mother and the line so far is from Co. Wexford, Ireland (my location).

All I would ask is that wherever possible you post WHO, WHERE and WHEN!

For those in the US/Australia/Canada and New Zealand etc. please consider that more often than not your Towns are usually named after those of immigrant Ancestral homes (from the UK and Ireland in a lot of cases).
If your search is in say Birmingham PLEASE State whether it's in the UK or ALABAMA (or Wherever) if you get my drift.

Please identify your Country of search for this reason.

Other than that, WORK AWAY!

Re: Bridget Duggan in Lowell MA

ehob44 — 2009-09-20 20:13:41Z

I regret that I cannot help with your query. I have not come across either spelling of the name Drummond or Drummonds, in my research. I do not know the name of Bridget Duggan's parents, nor if she had male siblings or cousins, who also emmigrated to the US.

Seek descendants of Tim Duggan & Margaret McGinn of Ontario

cpanetta59 — 2009-09-19 19:47:51Z

Duggan, Timothy b. about 1804 d. 06-16-1892
Spouse(s): McGinn, Margaret (b. about 1816 d. 03-29-1873)

Children: Duggan, Cornelius (b. 02-20-1834 d. 05-29-1914)
Duggan, Michael (b. about 1837 d. 11-15-1897)
Keating, Mary (Duggan) (b. 07-04-1840 d. 12-25-1925)
Duggan, John (b. 09-29-1840 d. 10-11-1912)
Hughes, Johanna (Duggan) (b. 07-14-1845 d. 02-03-1927)
Burns, Margaret A. (Duggan) (b. about 1847 d. Unknown)
Kennedy, Ellen (Duggan) (b. about 1849 d. 11-23-1910)
Duggan, Con. (b. about 1851 d. Unknown)
Duggan, Daniel (b. about 1853 d. Unknown)
Duggan, Elisabeth (b. about 1854 d. Unknown)
Duggan, Ann (b. about 1855 d. Unknown)

Please contact me at cpanddp@aol.com to share family history info.

Re: Bridget Duggan in Lowell MA

biloxibacon0 — 2009-09-19 17:48:04Z

I'm sorry that I can't help you with your specific question, but I was wondering if you have any family connections with the surname Drummond/Drummonds. My great-great grandfather said that he was from the Roxbury, MA area, and that his mother's maiden name was Drummond. Thanks. Michael L. Duggan (Forest Hill, MD)

Bridget Duggan in Lowell MA

ehob44 — 2009-09-19 17:12:09Z

Bridget Duggan is my greatgrandmother. Census records indicate she came to the US around 1860. She married Michael McGlynn in 1867, and they had 10 children. The youngest daughter is my grandmother,Rose Ellen. Bridget died in 1908.
Does anyone have information of what part of Ireland Bridget came from? Siblings? Parents?
Thanks so much

George Duggan

Daisymae67k — 2009-09-10 19:42:54Z

looking for the family of George Duggan. He was in WWII and I have a pic my dad took on August 12, 1943 most likely in England, Army/Air Force.

Please contact me at carmar@acsalaska.net if this person is familiar to you

Re: Duggan: Cork, Ireland

smokwy — 2009-09-09 08:24:35Z

i am trying to find patrick duggan abt 1830 , married a maria hayes , in nsw australia

Re: Duggan: Cork, Ireland

smokwy — 2009-09-09 08:22:05Z

go on to duggan family history might help

Re: County Mayo

denisesmith_1 — 2009-09-07 15:49:10Z

Hi
My gggrandparents came to the US from County Mayo. His name was Patrick Duggan and his wife Rose arrived in the US between 1848-1850. He was born around 1814 and she was born around 1824. If you have information that would be great.
Denise Duggan Smith

Re: Duggan and Ware''s

vickiecline44 — 2009-08-21 02:13:25Z

can u send me info on hugh...this is my line..
vickie
vmslucky46@aol.com

thanks

Re: Wilson Duggan

vickiecline44 — 2009-08-21 02:05:37Z

would love to correspond
vickie
vmslucky46@aol.com

Re: Duggan ancestors

vickiecline44 — 2009-08-21 02:02:49Z

Hi,I'm a Duggan Would love to correspond
vicki
vmslucky46@aol.com

Re: CALLING ALL DUGGANS, WITH RELATIVES WHO SAW UK MILITARY SERVICE FROM 1760.

angelamayberry1 — 2009-08-20 22:43:52Z

Hi do know if the National Archives have an record of Irish
Army,

Look for a Michael Duggan/Dougan born 1876 armagh, have been told he was part of the Irish Citizen Army.

Re: CALLING ALL DUGGANS, WITH RELATIVES WHO SAW UK MILITARY SERVICE FROM 1760.

patkowaleski44 — 2009-01-26 20:59:24Z

Philip,
Here is some info about a distant relative of mine, and I have assumed that his mother was a Duggan. I wrote a letter to London years ago to try to find info, but to no avail. I may have some more information on his unit, and their involvement in the War in the Peninsula.
Pat Kowaleski
Denver, Colorado
patrickekowaleski@gmail.com

Henry Duggan Wood, the father of Rose Hannah Wood, was born about 1790 in County Meath and apprenticed to a shoe maker where he worked for 7 years before running away and enlisting as Henry Duggan, which was the name on his discharge papers. He received a silver medal for fighting at Badajoz (4/6/1812), Salamanca, (7/22/1812), and Barcelona (?).He fought with Wellington and was wounded at Quatre Bras (6/16 or17, 1815) just prior to the Battle of Waterloo. Only about a third of Wellington’s troops were British, many troops having disbanded at the end of the War in the Peninsula in 1814.
His home was in the W ½, W ½ of lot 7, Concession 6, Metcalfe Twp., Middlesex, County, Ontario, Canada.

From my Grandmother, who got the story from her mother, Mary Ellen McMahon:
“Henry Duggan Wood received a silver medal with 3 bars and the name of 3 battles on it. Salmonica (sp), Barsalona(sp) and Badagoe(sp). He was to have been in Waterloo but was sent to Quatre Brasse (sp), three days before to keep Napoleon from crossing the stream and was wounded so they sent him to England an gave him his discharge, with honor. He carried a bullet in his leg to the day he died.”

Re: Duggans in TN

charchink — 2009-07-18 22:57:19Z

Looking forward to hearing from you.

Re: CALLING ALL DUGGANS, WITH RELATIVES WHO SAW UK MILITARY SERVICE FROM 1760.

Sandra_Beach — 2009-01-26 20:53:00Z

Yes, I have a Duggan great grandfather under those criterea and I've never had access to British military records.

John James Duggan born about July 23, 1832 in Tralee, Kerry County, Ireland.

He served in the British army during the crimean war and we highly suspect that he was at Sabastipol (sp?) during the Battle of the Light Brigade time. Family history says he was in that battle (with the Light Brigade) and received a Victoria Cross. This would be highly unlikely as he was a poor Irish boy (not calvary) who was suppose to have entered the British Army at age 15. He did receive a metal for sure.. but most likely the one everyone received in the Crimean War.

John Duggan lived through the very bloody Crimean War and then moved to Charleston, South Carolina in America just in time for the start of the Civil War. What luck.

I have his life pretty documented from Charleston on, but have no real info from Ireland or any British military records. If passed down family lore has any credibility, John James Duggan would have been in the British Army sometime around the years of 1847- and sometime before 1857 when he moved to America.

If your records sheds any light on his British military service, it would indeed be a breakthrough. Unfortunately I have no pictures of him at all.

Sandra Beach

Re: CALLING ALL DUGGANS, WITH RELATIVES WHO SAW UK MILITARY SERVICE FROM 1760.

MaggieDug — 2009-02-19 23:46:51Z

Leinster Regiment

Re: CALLING ALL DUGGANS, WITH RELATIVES WHO SAW UK MILITARY SERVICE FROM 1760.

MaggieDug — 2009-02-05 16:28:10Z

Private John Duggan (Regimental No.4315) 6th Battalion Royal Leinster Regiment. Born 1880 in Widnes, Lancashire. Killed Dec 30 1917 in Alexandria, Egypt when the troop ship HMS Aragon was hit by a German torpedo.
Have attached his medal card (but I don't understand it). I haven't found his military record.
I have also attached a photo of the ship as it sank.

Duggan and Drummond

biloxibacon0 — 2009-03-02 20:30:15Z

My great great grandfather,John Duggan, while applying his pension for Civil War service, indicated in a deposiition that a his mother's maiden name was Drummond. I'm looking for any information on any Duggan out there that may have a Drummond connection. Thanks in advance. Michael Duggan

Re: CALLING ALL DUGGANS, WITH RELATIVES WHO SAW UK MILITARY SERVICE FROM 1760.

CyrilNewsome — 2009-02-05 19:19:33Z

Maggie

you need to contact the PRO Kew to seek his Military records, enlistment papers etc..

When you say "Royal Leinster Regiment" are you referring to the "Leinster Regiment" (Royal Canadian) of that name, or The Dublin regiment?

You could join this group and try posting a message on their site:

britregiments-subscribe@yahoogroups.com

slan
Cyril Newsome
Loch Garman

Re: Charles Duggan and Julia McCarthy

CyrilNewsome — 2009-08-09 17:23:48Z

There are 21 Duggan entries for the year 1861 in the Census details for Surrey, now I don't know if these are relatives but it costs money to access this information in any detail.

Mail me off list for details, it may be of some use to you?

Re: Charles Duggan and Julia McCarthy

CyrilNewsome — 2009-08-09 17:01:35Z

If you go to here:
https://www.gro.gov.uk/gro/content/certificates/Login.asp

You can order a cert. on line subject to the conditions they use. You will need to refer to the Reg. Number and page but this information will give you the location of where they lived at the time (Residence).

From this you might be able to find elsewhere the nearest Church in the area who might furnish you with the information on siblings etc.. Use the information within the Baptism register to find the names of Sponsors who might just be a relative.

There are ways and means that are not as expensive as you might think!

Re: Charles Duggan and Julia McCarthy

CyrilNewsome — 2009-08-09 08:06:30Z

The only Jeremiah DUGGAN's Registered in the London (Surrey) area that I can find are these:

(i) Jeremiah DUGGAN b. Sept. Quarter 1860 Vol. 1d page 603

(ii) Jeremiah DUGGAN b. Dec. Quarter 1864 Vol. 1d page 708

Both of the above are registered in the Greenwich District.

Then there is this one:

(iii) Jeremiah DUGGAN b. Dec. Quarter 1865 Vol. 1c. Page 467

This one is registered in the Stepney area.

The first two would indicate that the area you call Thornton would in fact be Thornton Heath which is located about 7 miles outside of Central London. These Records are held within what is now the London Registration District.

Re: Duggan family from County Cork

RonaldHeslop — 2009-06-09 07:49:49Z

Have just come accross your message. My Duggans consist of John, widower, with a family of Hannah (my grandmother), Margaret, Mary, Jack (might be John), Christina & Daniel. Do we have a link. Ron H.

DUGGANS in New Orleans; County Cork; MULCAHY Family

jjduggan1 — 2009-07-30 13:42:12Z

I am Joseph John Hubbard Duggan (B: 1948); My father was Professor Timothy Loyola Duggan (B:1906; married Mary Joseph Hubbard); his father was Dr.Timothy Aloysius Duggan (B: Baton Rouge, married Lida Blanche McIlvaine); his father was Timothy (MNU) Duggan from Cork, married Mary Mulcahy. Any info on any of these folks, especially the older ones? I have some, with pictures if you are related/ have an interest. Contact me j.j.duggan@hotmail.com.

Charles Duggan and Julia McCarthy

nickandrose_1 — 2009-08-09 04:51:03Z

I am trying to find some information on Charles Duggan who I believe lived in surrey, england (possibly migrated form Ireland) with his wife Julia McCarthy. They had a son Jeremiah born in thornton, surrey in 1861 or 1862. He migrated (?) to Australia and married Mary ann Lindsey. We have no records and would like to know if there were anymore children. If anyone can steer me in the right direction it would be greatly appreciated.
Jeremiah Duggan would be my great grandfather.

Re: Charles Duggan and Julia McCarthy

nickandrose_1 — 2009-08-09 22:27:22Z

Jeremiah Duggan born in 1861 or 1862 in Thorton Heath Surrey, England. His parents Charles Duggan and Julia McCarthy. Jeremiah worked as a farm servant for John and Emma Walter. John and Emma lived at 26 Furza Road Croydon, Surrey England. I'm not sure when Jeremiah left England for Australia but he did marry Mary ann Lindsey on the 26th December 1887 at Hawthorn, Melbourne, Victoria, Aust. He died in 1930 in Orbost, Victoria, Aust. His occupation in Aus was Dealer - Miner. That's really all the info I have. Would love to find out more.

Re: Charles Duggan and Julia McCarthy

nickandrose_1 — 2009-08-09 10:21:21Z

How did you go about locating some of this info? Would you be able to give me any advice as to where I should go from here? I am very new to this type of research and would like to know more. Many thanks

Re: Charles Duggan and Julia McCarthy

nickandrose_1 — 2009-08-09 10:21:01Z

Re: Charles Duggan and Julia McCarthy

nickandrose_1 — 2009-08-09 10:11:18Z

Thank you for your help

Timothy DUGGAN and Julia (or Judith) KEAGAN

kiwileprechaun — 2009-08-18 04:40:57Z

I am looking for information on Timothy DUGGAN and Julia (poss. Judith) KEAGAN, from Queen's County (Laois), IRL. They were married sometime around 1795.

They had several daughters - Margaret, Anne, Mary, Judy and Minny - and one son - Andrew(that I know of).

Andrew was born abt 1810 and in 1845 was transported to Tasmania following a conviction for larceny.

Any information on this family would be appreciated!

Lisa

Re: Duggan,Stuefloten

musicchilds — 2009-06-14 22:37:49Z

I am Ole Stuefloten's great-granddaughter. I have information on the Stuefloten's - some from census records, some from family information. I spent quite a lot of time with Ole's first cousin Sofie Stuefloten Heins(Paul Stuefloten's daughter). I was pretty young at the time but took notes... they've given me clues on where to look.
What information do you need?

Re: Duggan,Stuefloten

musicchilds — 2009-06-15 18:18:53Z

I would love to see you powerpoint, and anything else you have. I have some photos that used to belong to my grandmother, Ann Stuefloten Thornton (later Bishop). I have them scanned on a disc and would be happy to share. They include Martin, Sever, John, & Mary (I think that would be your Mary??).
I have some information on Paul's family that I got from Sofie and her sister Olive. Sofie also told me about Karen Broste and her family, and I've found a little on the Broste's in the census records.
I agree - capturing information and sharing it is incredibly important. For some reason I was bitten by the genealogy bug when I was 8,and I've been collecting information ever since. I would love to share what I have and collect more to fill in the holes.
Please e-mail me at musicchilds@sbcglobal.net so we can arrange how best to share what we have so far.
I'm excited to have a change to get to know you and the stories you have from that branch of the family.
Christy Landers Childs, Great granddaughter of Ole Stuefloten

Re: Duggan,Stuefloten

JoyAHallof97 — 2009-06-15 07:31:22Z

I would appreciate anything you have. I have very little on Paul and Sofia. I only have one picture of Ole taken in 1967. I have a Stuefloten history written by one of Annie Stuefloten's daughters that says "Olie"?? and his brother Louis left home and joined a Wild West Show; that they left the show in Santa Barbara and that is where Ole married Louise Field, Augut 1901.

I have put together a PowerPoint presentation from the pictures I got from my Grandmothers book of Ole's brothers and sisters as far down in those generations as I could go. I would be happy to send that to you if you would like a copy.

I think it is a shame the cousins on that side never knew each other so it is important to capture whatever we can and save it for the next generation.

Joy Cota Hallof, Granddaughter of Mary (Marie) Stuefloten.

Re: Mary Cashman / Timothy Duggan (Ireland)

jymcgrath — 2009-05-20 11:28:53Z

Hello - yes, I'm descended from them, via Jeremiah, who married Bridget Quinn. Would love to hear from you!

CALLING ALL DUGGANS, WITH RELATIVES WHO SAW UK MILITARY SERVICE FROM 1760.

PHILIPDUGGAN — 2009-01-26 18:55:38Z

I AM A DUGGAN, AND AM RESEARCHING AND HAVE A DATABASE OF DUGGANS WHO SERVED IN THE ARMY, NAVY, AND RAF, IN THE BRITISH ARMED FORCES, FROM 1760 ONWARDS. IF YOU HAVE ANY PHOTOGRAPHS,OF YOU RELATIVES WHO DID SERVE, ESP. VICTORIAN, AND WW1 CAN YOU EMAIL ME A COPY?. I CARRY OUT RESEARCH AT THE NATIONAL ACHIVES.

Re: Duggan

NiamhBlake — 2009-04-12 23:15:54Z

Hi,

This message is rather late in the day but I would like to share some Duggan information.
I am Irish, so my main interest is in those that stayed behind, but my great grand aunt, Mary Burgess, married a Michael Duggan in 1906 in Celbridge. They later lived in Leixlip. Celbridge, Maynooth, & Leixlip are all in Co. Kildare and all small towns in close proximity to each other. Anyway, I would like to put more pieces of the puzzle together if I can, and would appreciate any information anyone can provide me with.

Thanks!

Re: Hugh Duggan

vickiecline78 — 2009-07-18 20:12:47Z

Wayne,
Can you also send me anything/everthing on John Duggan and the others if possible. I am related to that line as well Thanks

vickie

vmslucky46@aol.com

Re: Duggan Surname

vickiecline78 — 2009-07-18 20:06:52Z

please email me believe we are related

vickie

vmslucky46@aol.com

Re: Duggans in TN

vickiecline78 — 2009-07-18 20:04:49Z

Hi,
Do believe we are related. Email me and I will share what I have

vicki

vmslucky46@aol.com

Re: Hugh Duggan

vickiecline78 — 2009-07-18 20:03:27Z

Hey Ken,

My line is the same as yours. Hugh Duggan is my(can't remember right now what #)grandfather...He came from Ireland his wife ws Margaret Wilson from England,,,,and then they settled in Sevierville Tenn, please let me know if we are on the same line together, looks like we are,
email me at vmslucky46@aol.com
Vicki

Re: Pherada Duggan? SP? Daughter of William Duggan...N.C.!

grmapapa — 2009-03-07 02:44:31Z

I am very interested in any and all data about the duggan & Harrison clans from Georgia. My great grandmothers name was Elizabeth C. Harrison,(She married Jasper McCray) she was the daughter of William Duggan Harrison and Margaret Sparks. Can you help me with any data on these families; Harrison & Duggan's?

Thank you,
Jean Sharples Norris
Sanford, Florida
grmapapa@bellsouth.net

Duggan - Smith family of Elmhurst and Glen Falls, NY

cdejesus01 — 2009-04-14 02:14:59Z

I'm trying to help my nephew learn something about the ancestry of his father who's been estranged for years. All we know is the following: My nephew's grandfather's name was Harold Vincent Smith and he lived in Elmhurst, NY into the 1980's. Also, the father of WWF wrestler Hacksaw Jim Duggan is supposedly a brother (or half-brother) to HV Smith. There's also a story that the Smith family surname was originally Somerset, and that it was changed to Smith either upon arrival in the U.S. (in the early 20th century) or sometime later. Any info about current or past family members, country of origin, surname history, etc. that might help my nephew understand his family's roots would be appreciated, thanks.

DUGGAN David F 1924-1989

t42RoseHill — 2009-06-05 20:54:45Z

DUGGAN David F 1924-1989

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 203,768 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: Michael Duggan

MaryDuggan_1 — 2009-04-22 15:07:50Z

Hello Bob

Have you made any more progress on the Duggans?
I think I may have e-mailed you about 6 years ago. I'm Mary Duggan-I did get a copy of Mary Meaghan's Death certificate, it indicates she was daughter of Julia Sullivan and Michael Sullivan, married to James Duggan.
My e-mail is mary.duggan@det.wa.edu.au