Hagan - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: HAGAN,FORT SMITH ARK.

jamesvoltz — 2009-10-29 22:56:26Z

Thomas Boyle Hagan I was my grandma's cousin. His parents were John Edward and Martha Jane (Boyle) Hagan. They were from PA, but moved to Missouri (1867)and Kansas (1878) with Martha's uncle, Barnard Stoughton. Note: Barnard's second wife was also John Edward Hagan's mother. Sometime after his father's death, Thomas Hagan then moved to Arkansas with his second wife, Naomi Ward. His first wife was Bridget Barry. I would love to hear from the Sadler's or anyone else that has information on this family.

Re: Hagans in Indiana

Carolsrose0 — 2009-10-01 01:03:33Z

Thanks Al,What would i do without ya,Ha Ha

Re: Hagans in Indiana

alfredlouis35 — 2009-09-30 17:01:17Z

Carol, Moms name is wilma louise Hagan Murphy.here fathers name,william alfred Mothers name,delma lowe Hagan.will send you lowes census delma had two sisters have info on them also. AL

Re: Hagans in Indiana

Carolsrose0 — 2009-09-30 15:17:59Z

Al,That would be great!Thank you so much.Can you also send some info on your mom?

Re: Hagans in Indiana

alfredlouis35 — 2009-09-30 13:47:52Z

Hi, will get my pics out and send it. would you like some pics of my mom and my aunt pauline hagan in flappers dresses. they were taken yrs ago.HA! Al

Re: Hagans in Indiana

Carolsrose0 — 2009-09-29 21:21:25Z

Hi Al,i have been through EVERY pic i have and i can't find the one of the dr.If it's not to much trouble,could you resend the pic? Please? And any other pics you have...ha ha

Re: Hagans in Indiana

alfredlouis35 — 2009-09-29 14:00:29Z

Carol, this is william blackburn Hagan.said it was a cousin. He was given his middle name,Blackburn from a Dr. Blackburn that practiced in Bowling green. he was also my Moms Dr.do you still have the pic? Al

Re: Hagans in Indiana

Carolsrose0 — 2009-09-29 04:23:37Z

Al,The pic you sent me is William Blackburn Hagan? I'm sorry..I've been doing alot of research and sometimes i go brain dead. LOL Carol

Re: Hagans in Indiana

alfredlouis35 — 2009-09-29 04:10:17Z

Carol. that pic I sent you, man holding a doctors bag, that was the doc you are inquiring about. AL

Hagans in Indiana

Carolsrose0 — 2009-09-29 00:46:04Z

Need info on William Blackburn Hagan,wife Mayme unknown.His father was Daniel Hagan,Nancy Smithers from Bowlinggreen,ky.I think he was a Doctor.

Re: John Edward Hagan of Pennsylvania

PhillipEE — 2009-09-26 16:22:07Z

Yes i am related to John Edward Hagan My Grandpa & Grandma is Thomas Hagan Zimmerman & Gertie Ralph Zimmerman.
my e-mail is
katknaup@yahoo.com

Re: James J. Hagan - Jersey City 1930

cgp163 — 2009-09-21 19:10:01Z

My grandmother was Veroinca Hagan Birth - 5 Jul 1889. She also lived in Jersey City in 1930. She was married to my grandfather then, Thomas Prendergast. I have not been able to find anything on her before her marriage. If she has any ties to your Hagan family, please let me know.

James J. Hagan - Jersey City 1930

KevinFlood — 2009-09-20 21:55:07Z

I last find James J. Hagan in the 1930 census living at 264 Palisades Avenue, Jersey City. James J. Hagan worked at the Jersey City Board of Health.

His father was Henry Hagan from Derry, mother was Catherine Rochford from Slgo.Any leads would be appreciated.

Kevin

Re: HAGAN Delila A 1915-1998

MARYSIVRET71 — 2009-09-14 14:48:18Z

IT ISN'T MY FAMILY EITHER. MY LINE OF THE HAGANS IS POLK COUNTY ,GA. AND SURROUNDING AREAS LIKE PAULDING,HALL ETC. BUT THANKS ANYWAY. IN 1894 MY GREAT GRANDMOTHER MARRIED A LEE WILSON 1ST APRIL IN POLK COUNTY. ACCORDING TO NOTES A WILLIE TAYLOR A COUSIN SAID MY GRANDMOTHER NOVEL GERTRAL WAS POSSIBLY THE DAUGHTER OF LEE WILSON AND CARRIE LOUISE HULSEY, MY GREAT GREAT GRAND MOTHER SARAH ANN BAGWELL HULSEY WAS FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.

Re: HAGAN Delila A 1915-1998

MARYSIVRET71 — 2009-09-14 14:21:59Z

IT ISN'T MY FAMILY EITHER. MY LINE OF THE HAGANS IS POLK COUNTY ,GA. AND SURROUNDING AREAS LIKE PAULDING,HALL ETC. BUT THANKS ANYWAY.

HAGAN Delila A 1915-1998

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-13 17:19:23Z

HAGAN Delila A 1915-1998

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 207,139 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: John Edward Hagan of Pennsylvania

jamesvoltz — 2009-08-31 21:24:48Z

John Edward Hagan's wife, Martha Jane Boyle, was my great-great aunt. I've been researching this line a lot in the last couple of years, and have lots of info to share. I've tried to contact John Zimmerman directly, but it seems his email has changed since he made the original posting. If anyone knows how I can contact him, please let me know.

Re: Hagan in Arkansaw,Nebraska,Missouri,California,Kansas,Oklahoma

MARYSIVRET71 — 2009-08-28 13:04:53Z

HI I AM LOOKING FOR THE HAGAN'S IN GA. NORTH WEST SECTION LIKE POLK COUNTY, HALL COUNTY ETC. IF ANYONE HAS SOME INFO I AM TRYING TO LOCATE MY GREAT GRANDFATHER'S FIRST NAME. MY GREAT GRANDMOTHER WAS LOUISE CARRIE HULSEY WILSON. SHE HAD A SON WHO WAS BORN IN ROCKMART, GA IN 1898 ELLIS ERIE HAGAN. WHO DIED IN NORTH CAROLINA IN THE EARLY 30'S DUE TO CAR ACCIDENT. LOUISE HAD A DAUGHTER BY LEE WILSON IN 1894 NOVEL GETRAIL,.I KEEP LOOKING BUT TO NO AVAIL. MARY AT TERRY1936@HOTMAIL.COM THANKS

Re: Thomas Hagan

awojos — 2009-08-06 12:14:52Z

Hi I am looking for information on the Hagans.. Was wondering if I can get copies of the headstones you had meantioned.

Thank you much appreciated
Annette

From the HAGAN Board Admininstrator

JenFly3589 — 2009-08-18 01:42:17Z

Just so there is no controversy introduced into our HAGAN message board - as researchers we are all searching for the truth of trail of our heritage. YDNA testing has been an invaluable tool to aid us in sorting out our specific lines - which have, in certain lines, uncovered mixtures of AmerIndian and Melungeon aka Mulatto (tri-racial) blood lines. There is plenty of website info about Melungeon mixtures and all should peruse the sites. Personally I find it fascinating to know my HAGAN line is not at all of Irish roots (Thomas the Immigrant Hagan) but that of "double American Indian". If this implies my ancestry is of Melungeon blood, so be it. We do seek the truth and sometimes it does surprise us!

Re: Hagan Family Reunion

mhbarden — 2009-08-17 13:31:36Z

Descendants of Jeptha Hagins and Nancy Robbins as well as others from John, Solomon, Absolan sp?, etc. met first weekend in Aug, 2009 at New Hope United Methodist Church on Old River Road in Bulloch Co, GA. email mhbarden@rose.net for results

Re: Hagins-GA

mhbarden — 2009-08-17 13:25:17Z

Have your dna or that of a male relative with direct Hagan lineage checked. That will help answer questions re African American/mulatto or Native American/mulatto. Hagin/Hagan/Hagen dna list is pretty good but there are some glitches. Also even after several hundred years the facial and other physical features will point you in the right direction. If you have ever been to the barbeque restaurant that used to be next to the Cusseta, GA courthouse, you will know what I mean. There is no question that many of those folks are Native American descendants as evidenced by skin color, hair and facial features. Some things take a long time to change.

Re: Hagan in Arkansaw,Nebraska,Missouri,California,Kansas,Oklahoma

estalbot — 2009-08-27 12:32:26Z

I don't recognise these names from my tree. Sorry.

Re: Hagan in Arkansaw,Nebraska,Missouri,California,Kansas,Oklahoma

estalbot — 2009-08-27 12:28:26Z

David, apologies, meant to say the names listed on your 13/12/2005 posting are the same as on my family tree.

Re: Hagan in Arkansaw,Nebraska,Missouri,California,Kansas,Oklahoma

estalbot — 2009-08-27 12:23:12Z

Hi David, I know that there are a lot of Hagans the States. My family line comes originally from Co Down, Northern Ireland. Frank and Robert Hagan emigrated to Nebraska around 1910. Robert was my greatgrandfather. He was born in 1887 and married Carolena LeDroit ( SECOND WIFE). They had two daughters Emme born in 1918 and Evelyn born in 1923. I am Robert's great grand daughter from his first wife, Jane O'Brien. They had two children John, born 1980 ( my grandfather) and his sister Ellen born 1909. Ellen lived in California when she married and I keep in touch with her daughter. I know that many of the family live in Nebraska, Oregon, Kansas, Oklahoma, Florida, Alberta in Canada. Robert lived in Twin Falls until his death in 1976. Evelyn also lived there with here husband Bill Murray. Emme lived in Oregon with her husband Leonard Wilson. The other Hagan names are still living relatives. Frank Hagan had 21 children and they are spread over many states. If you would like to e-mail on est59@msn.com with more details of your friend we can see if there is a connection. Regards. Elizabeth

Re: Hagan in Arkansaw,Nebraska,Missouri,California,Kansas,Oklahoma

estalbot — 2009-08-26 19:49:52Z

Hi, I think this is my family line too. Can you contact me? Thanks.

Re: Hagan Family Reunion

estalbot — 2009-08-26 19:27:30Z

Hi, I know your message was posted some years ago but I have just come across it. I believe we are related. My great grandfather Robert was Frank's youngest brother. He was married to Carolena Le Droit. He emigrated with Frank from Ireland and lived in Twin Falls, Nebraska. I have recently made contact with Louis, Frank's grandson. It would be great to get in touch. I do not know very much about the family. I hope to attend the next reunion. Louis is to let me know when and where it will be. I hope you get this message.

Re: Hagins-GA

lynnb0029 — 2009-08-16 22:45:10Z

I hate to break this to you all but I am finding out that many of these full blooded indians are really mullatoes who have passed as such

Re: Hagan children of Edward Hagan and Abigail Ross.

SharonDowney18 — 2009-08-05 21:07:22Z

Abigail's father left a will, naming his children. Abigails portion was handled by her husband Edward Hagan and his lawyer since they were living in Ohio by that time.

Kathy and Larry McCurdy were kind enough to send the information from the will to me.

William Ross
M, b. before 1774, d. before 26 August 1826

William Ross|b. b 1774\nd. b 26 Aug 1826|p323.htm#i35603|||||||||||||||||||
William was born before 1774 at Wayne Township, Mifflin County, Pennsylvania. The 1790 U.S. Federal Census enumerates at Wayne Township, Mifflin County, Pennsylvania, the family of.1 The 1810 U.S. Federal Census enumerates at Wayne Township, Mifflin County, Pennsylvania, the family of William Ross [30001:12021].2 The 1820 U.S. Federal Census enumerates at Wayne Township, Mifflin County, Pennsylvania, the family of William Ross [000001:00111].3 William made his will on 17 June 1825 at Wayne Township, Mifflin County, Pennsylvania.

In the name of God, Amen I, William Ross, of the township of Wayne, in the county of Mifflin & state of Pennsylvania, farmer, being in health of body & of sound mind, memory and understanding – but considering the uncertainty of this transitory life do make and publish this my last will and testament in manner and form following to wit-
Principally and first of all, I commend my immortal soul into the hands of God who gave it and my body to the earth to be buried in a descent and Christian like manner at the deseretain of my executors here in after named and as to such worldly estate wherewith it has pleased God to bless it with in this life I gave and dispose of the same in the following manner to wit
Secondly item, I gave and bequeath to my daughter Jane Ross six acres of land, a part of the farm on which I now reside situate in the township of Wayne adjoining lands of the glein of John Postlethwait, deceased, the glein of Samuel Vins & others to be struck of the part of the said lands as it joins the lands of Joseph Glauard, esquire and the gleins of Samuel Vines, desceased so as to include the house where David Wallace now resides to be struck of at the discretion of my executors so as to include said house to her and her heirs and assigns forever together with all my personal property.
Third Item – And the residue of my real estate I order and allow to be sold by my executors as soon after my death as can be conviently done and the money arising from said sale after deducting all necessary expenses legal charges and paying all just debts to be divided as follows. To wit – to my son, John Ross, twenty dollars; to my son, James Ross, twenty dollars; to my daughter, Elizabeth, twenty dollars; to my daughter, Abigail, twenty dollars; and the remainder to be equally divided between my daughters Mary, Catherine & Jane.
And lastly, I nominate, constitute and appoint John Hanawalt
and Thomas J. Postlewait, both of Wayne Township, in the said county of Mifflin to be the executors of this my last will hereby revoking all other will, legacies and bequests by me heretofore made and declaring this and no other to be my last will and testament in witness thereof I have here unto set my hand and seal this seventh day of June A.D. 1825.
William [his mark] Ross

Signed sealed and delivered and declared by the said testator as his last will and testament in the presence of us who in his presence and at his request have subscribed as witnesses – James McDowell, James Corbett.4

William was laid to rest in Wayne Township, Mifflin County, Pennsylvania. Theophilius Baird was noted as being paid to fill in the graves. This seems to have meant that William's wife died about the same time. William departed this life before 26 August 1826 at Wayne Township, Mifflin County, Pennsylvania. His will was probated on 26 August 1826 at Wayne Township, Mifflin County, Pennsylvania. The inventory of William's estate was taken on Friday, 1 September 1826 at Wayne Township, Mifflin County, Pennsylvania.
Children of William Ross
Abigail Ross b. c 1794
Jane Ross b. c 1798
William Ross Jr. b. c 1802
John Ross b. c 1804
James Ross b. c 1806
Mary Ross b. c 1808
Elizabeth Ross b. 1810
Catherine Ross+ b. c 1812, d. b 1838

Note: Will of William Ross dated 17 June 1825 & his estate records are located in Docket no. 4032 at the Mifflin Coumty Court House in a file box located in the basement. [Note: located by Carolyn Ladaver & Janet Eldred 2998].

Re: Descendent of William H. Hagan

SharonDowney18 — 2009-08-06 00:59:21Z

I was speaking of the Charles Hagan that is on the 1840 Ohio State Census just the page before the one that Samuel and Edward Hagan Tuscarawas Co, Ohio. Born 1799 in Pennsylvania as Samuel and Edward were. I believe that he stayed in Ohio from what I checked on the Census. Also believe that he is probably also son to Edward who was born about 1775 in Pennsylvania.

William, Edward, Charles, Geoge & Samuel were repeated often in this family as were Mary and Sarah for the girls.

Franklin Lafayette Hagan

SharonDowney18 — 2009-08-01 00:37:53Z

Hi. As an added note there is Franklin Hagan whose family I have not been able to tie in to the tree. I remember the name being familiar but not in tree. The S A Hagan is not my Samuel. It is if I remember right a Samuel Hagan who married an Isabella Jones. My Samuel married Eleanor Jones. They did not divorce. It may not be helpful to you but perhaps you could take a look at it.
This is from the 1860 census in Keokuk Co, Iowa.

Franklin Hagan
Birth Year: abt 1856
Birth Place: Iowa
Gender: Male
Census Date: 1856
Residence State: Iowa
Residence County: Keokuk
Locality: Benton
Roll: IA_73
Line: 28
Family Number: 51
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members: Name Age
S A Hagan 37
Isabell Hagan 30
Charles M Hagan 11
John A Hagan 8
George W Hagan 6
Joseph M Hagan 4
Sarah E Hagan 2
Franklin Hagan 0

Descendent of William H. Hagan

SharonDowney18 — 2009-08-01 00:18:48Z

Hi. Thanks for writing. First of all while I DO believe it's that William is Samuel's brother there is some debate that he could also be the son of Charles Hagan instead. I have made note of this the online family tree. So that others could also check. Maybe someday someone will be able to confirm which one is correct with a Bible entry or such. By that time I had so many of his direct line and and online program won't let you separate it like Family tree.

Charles Hagan was on the page just before Samuel and Edward on the 1840 census. However I feel sure of what I do have on Williams descendents. It's quite possible that I am wrong though and Charles who was born about 1799 is the father instead. I am sure William was related to Samuel if not as a brother at the very least as cousin. There just weren't that many Hagan's in Ohio in 1840.

I would love to add the information on Franklin Lafayette Hagan, but I don't have him in my tree. I rechecked the census for 1860 of William's and it doesn't show a Franklin or Lafayette as one of his children.

Since I am missing Williams 1870 census I can't confirm.
Can you fill in the link for me that I seem to be missing. I only have two Frank Hagan's on my tree. One is the son of Samuel's brother George. The other is Frank O. Hagan and the sone of Samuel King Hagan b. 1887 I think in Iowa.

I am holding on to your information but can you confirm who his parents were and where I can find the source to confirm it. Thank you for writing.

Re: Pascal Hagan - Mississippi/Texas

ghagan48 — 2009-08-25 22:40:35Z

Hello,
I am George Thomas Hagan, oldest son of Andrew C. Hagan,
Nephew of Nilon Lamar Hagan, Grandson of Andrew C. Hagan and Dora Estes Hagan of Newton County Mississippi.
My father Andrew Clayborn (Claiborne) Hagan relocated to Aiken SC after WWII and married my mother Thelma (Betty) Key.
Uncle Nilon Hagan relocated to California and passed away this year.
My Grandparents are buried at a church near Little Rock MS,
I would welcome any contact from my MS relatives.
Have a lot more information about the children of Andrew and Dora Hagan.

Re: Arthur, Harrison and George Hagan in Monroe Co. Kentucky

ElizabethGrahamPulliam — 2009-07-20 01:53:49Z

Just saw your posts re Hagan & Barlow connection. We are searching my Dad's ancestry and have info on Mary "Polly" Hagan who had a number of children by a James 'Jim" Barlow. His wife was Elizabeth Dunn Barlow, He and Polly Hagan were never married. She owned over 1000 acres in her own right that she acquired by herself; these properties were located in Monroe, Allen, and Barren Counties, KY. We need to know her relationship to David Menior Goodman who lived with her in early 1800's- was he her son or a nephew? Her sisters were married to Goodman boys. Any help or suggestions appreciated.

Re: Hagan children of Edward Hagan and Abigail Ross.

jofle — 2009-07-31 18:27:12Z

I am descended through Samuel's brother, William H. Hagan of Tuscarawa, OH and Keokuk, IA. His daughter, Alice, married my ggrandfather, JE Fleener in Hedrick, IA in 1886.

Details for your Franklin:
1-Franklin Lafayette Hagan
born: 19 Mar 1856, Iowa
+Rachel Wilson born: 1863, Columbus, , Illinois
marr: 15 Feb 1893
11-Anna Hagan born: 7 Nov 1893, Jefferson Co., IA
+Harry Sauer born: 2 Jun 1892, Wapello Co., Iowa
marr: 26 Mar 1919
111-Orlo Sauer born: 20 Dec 1924, Wapello Co., Iowa
112-Victor Lyle Sauer born: 6 Dec 1928
113-Sauer
+John T. White
12-Mae Hagan born: 5 Apr 1895, Farson, Wapello, Iowa
13-John Henry Hagan born: 15 Sep 1900, died: 14 Apr 1981
+Avis Osterfoss born: 31 Jan 1905, Wapello Co., Iowa
marr: 1 Jan 1923, Hedrick, Keokuk, Iowa
131-Bobbie Franklin Hagan born: 6 Nov 1923, Hedrick, Keokuk, Iowa,
died: 13 Apr 1924, Hedrick, Keokuk, Iowa
132-Elizabeth Ann Hagan
born: 8 May 1929, Iowa
133-Hagan
+Avery
134-Hagan
+Welsh

Re: J M Hagan vs. C M Hagan, Jr.?

jofle — 2009-08-06 22:42:29Z

Instead of J M Hagan, Jr., should it be C M Hagan, Jr. age 21?

The census shows a Marion born abt 1852 and it would make sense he might have been called Marion to distinguish him from his father.

Re: Franklin Lafayette Hagan

jofle — 2009-08-06 19:49:19Z

Thanks, Sharon. Yes, I agree, not your Samuel, but you'll see in my other post I believe they are related. Especially if his in-laws, Isabelle's parent's, are indeed named Ross (mine's only secondhand info). The family appears again under S.A. Hagin in 1860 with their addition, Jefferson.

S.A. is explicitly Samuel A. in the 1850 Benton, Keokuk, IA census, age 31 born in Ohio.

Re: Hagan children of Edward Hagan and Abigail Ross.

jofle — 2009-08-06 18:18:53Z

That looked awful. The website sqeezed all the spacing out, so let me reformat it:

Charles (1) b1799 PA, settled in Tuscarawas, OH.
m. Margaret Bailes
--sons:
--Samuel (1) "S.A." b1819 (m. Isabelle Ross) d. c.1873
----Settled Benton, Keokuk, IA 1843
----sons: Charles M. b1845, Geo W. b1849
--William H. b1820
----Settled Steady Run, Keokuk, IA, 1843
----dau: Alice
--Joseph M. b1839
----1860 Tuscarawas census w/mother Margaret,
----Emigrated to Benton, Keokuk, IA, 1862 with mother Margaret in hh 1870
--Charles J b1842 Physician relocated to Alexandria, MO

Edward b1777
--Samuel (2) b1815 (m. Eleanor Jones) d. c.1893
settled briefly Wapello Co, IA and by 1870 Warren Co, IA
son: Geo Washington b1842

Re: Hagan children of Edward Hagan and Abigail Ross.

jofle — 2009-08-06 18:11:55Z

I can't yet be sure whether Charles and Edward were brothers or father/son, but undoubtedly these Oh-Iowans have the same family origins. Below is not a complete listing of families, but outlines some members for discussing why I've arranged the familes as I have so far:

Charles (1) b1799 PA, settled in Tuscarawas, OH.
m. Margaret Bailes
sons:
Samuel (1) "S.A." b1819 (m. Isabelle Ross) d. c.1873
Settled Benton, Keokuk, IA 1843
sons:
Charles M. b1845
Geo W. b1849
William H. b1820
Settled Steady Run, Keokuk, IA, 1843
dau:
Alice
Joseph M. b1839
1860 Tuscarawas census w/mother Margaret,
Emigrated to Benton, Keokuk, IA, 1862 with mother Margaret in hh 1870
Charles J b1842 Physician relocated to Alexandria, MO

Edward b1777
Samuel (2) b1815 (m. Eleanor Jones) d. c.1893
settled briefly Wapello Co, IA and by 1870 Warren Co, IA
son:
Geo Washington b1842

Samuel (1), frequently identified as S.A., and William H. relocated together from Tuscarawas to Keokuk IA in 1843 and settled farms about 1 mile from each other. William's daughter, Alice, who is my ggrandmother, exchanged several autograph book entries with her "cousins" who I've identified as the daughters of Joseph M. and Charles J. and an "aunt" who is the wife of Charles J. S.A. died ~1875 (specifically 1873 according to an earlier posting on this thread). I am considering this a family group and have attributed them all to Charles (1) and Margaret (see 1850 Tuscarawas census). Joseph M is captured in the 1860 Tuscarawas and 1870 Keokuk census in the same HH with his mother, Margaret. His Iowa bio written in 1880 indicates his Tuscarawas origins and that Margaret was indeed his mother residing together after his father's death c1857.

The other Samuel (2) relocated briefly in nearby Wapello County, IA and then a bit farther away in Warren County. Sharon Downey has all of his line documented, but it is interesting to note, 1) both Samuels had sons named Geo W., 2) in 1873 a Marion and Frank Hagan was also found graduating school in Warren County (Belmont twp). Are these S.A.'s own Marion and Frank(lin) or more family namesakes? Maybe they relocated to their uncle's house for male guidance?

I appreciate the opprotunity for quesions. I don't have questions for you to ask at the moment, but will definitely think it over. In any case, photos of any Hagan stones would be great to share. Hedrick is situated on S.A.'s original property -- at least the southern portions of the property, so I expect the family was prominient in its beginning and any history of the town, probably only available locally, would also be great to share. My gggrandfather's property was in the middle of a line drawn between Hedrick and Martinsburg.

Before you go, you should check out http://www.beforetime.net/iowagenealogy/keokuk/index.html. In particular, look at the 1887 map around the vicinity of Hedrick in the SE corner of Benton Twp.

Re: Hagan in Arkansaw,Nebraska,Missouri,California,Kansas,Oklahoma

DavidConklin23 — 2009-08-27 11:20:39Z

Hi. I am doing this for a Friend here in Michigan. Let me know how you are related and I will get back to you and find out How my Friend is related. David

Re: Hagan in Arkansaw,Nebraska,Missouri,California,Kansas,Oklahoma

fhagan2 — 2009-08-26 20:14:05Z

Can you narrow this down to just Missouri? I am researching Peter Oliver Hagan and his ancestors/descendants. So far I found:

Patrick Hagan, m. Elizabeth Mills, Florissant, St. Louis Co. Missouri
Son, George Hagan, b. 1828 Florissant, St. Louis, Missouri, m. Elizabeth Wills
Son, Peter Oliver Hagan, b. 1874, probably Perry County, Missouri,m. Esther Favell

Do you have any connection to this line?

Re: From the HAGAN Board Admininstrator

fshagan — 2009-08-18 02:59:24Z

I agree with you; finding the truth is part of the discovery. Until I started researching my genealogy I never knew that for a lot of my ancestors, the first child was premature.

Re: Hagins-GA

MARYSIVRET71 — 2009-08-17 13:22:48Z

WAS THERE A REASON YOU SENT THIS TO ME. I HAD NO QUESTIONS ABOUT MY RACE. WE ARE CAUSCIAN. MY RESEARCH WAS TRYING TO FIND OUT WHO MY GREAT GRANDFATHER'S FIRST NAME MIGHT BE. MY GREAT GRANDMOTHER LOUISE CARRIE HULSEY/HAGAN BORN IN 1873 WAS FROM ROCKMART,GA. AND BOTH MY GRANDMOTHER NOVEL MOORE AND MY GREAT UNCLE ELLIS ERIE HAGAN WERE BORN IN ROCKMART, GA. MY GRANDMOTHER NOVEL GERTRAIL HULSEY WAS BORN IN JAN 1894, AND ELLIS ERIE HAGAN WAS BORN 21ST OF APRIL IN 1898. NOW IF YOU CAN FIND OUT WHAT ELLIS FATHER'S FIRST NAME WOULD BE THEN I WOULD BE INDEPTED TO YOU. I DO KNOW FOR A FACT ON MY MOTHER'S SIDE WE DO HAVE JUST A MINUTE OF CHEROKEE BLOOD IN US. THANKS MARY

Re: Franklin Lafayette Hagan

MARYSIVRET71 — 2009-08-01 22:38:45Z

I AM NOT SURE WHAT THE 1ST NAME OF MY HAGAN IS, BUT HE SUPPOSEDLY WAS MY GREAT UNCLE ELLIS ERIE HAGAN'S FATHER. ELLIS WAS BORN IN 1898 IN ROCKMART,GA. POLK COUNTY, MY GREAT GRANDMOTHER WAS LOUISE CARRIE HULSEY, BORN IN 1872/73 IN POLK COUNTY, GA. NO ONE PRESENT OR PAST EVER KNEW HAGAN'S FIRST NAME. THERE WERE SOME HAGANS IN HALLS COUNTY,GA RIGHT NEXT DOOR. ACCORDING TO MY COUSIN THEIR FARM WAS RIGHT NEXT TO THE HULSEY FARM. SOME SAY SHE PICKED THE HAGAN NAME OUT OF THE HAT. BUT SHE WAS BURIED AS LOUISE CARRIE HAGAN IN BLOUNT COUNTY,TN. IN THE EARLY 40'S. SO IF YOU KNOW OF ANYONE WITH INFORMATION I WOULD LOVE TO HEAR FROM THEM.MY GREAT GREAT GRANDFATHER WAS JENNINGS THOMAS HULSEY AND HIS WIFE WAS SARAH ANN BAGWELL. NOW THE CHURCH RECORDS IN UTAH SHOW MY GREAT GRANDMOTHER APPLYING FOR MARRIAGE LICENSE WITH A LEE WILSON IN POLK COUNTY ON THE 1ST OF APRIL 1894, MY GRANDMOTHER NOVEL GERTRAIL MOORE WAS BORN JAN 1894. THEY SAY WILSON WAS HER FATHER. ANY INFO ON ANY OF THIS WOULD BE HELPFUL. MARY S.

Re: Thomas Hagan

MARYSIVRET71 — 2009-08-07 21:10:39Z

YOU MUST HAVE ME MIXED UP WITH SOMEONE ELSE SEARCHING FOR HAGAN. I DON'T EVEN KNOW WHAT THE 1ST NAME MIGHT BE. ALL I KNOW IS MY GREAT GRANDMOTHER WAS A HULSEY SUPPOSEDLY MARRIED A HAGAN IN POLK COUNTY,GA. HAD A SON MY GREAT UNCLE ELLIS ERIE HAGAN BORN IN 1899 IN GA. DIED FROM A CAR ACCIDENT IN NORTH CAROLINA IN THE EARLY 30'S HAD AN UNBORN DAUGHTER HE NEVER SAW. AND MY GRANDMOTHER WAS HIS SISTER, NOVEL GERTRAIL HULSEY MOORE.

Re: Hagan children of Edward Hagan and Abigail Ross.

dpj071 — 2009-08-05 23:01:33Z

I was looking through my old paper files and found info which was sent to me by another Hagan researcher. This is information regarding Heir & Land Records from Keokuk County, Iowa:

SAMUEL A. HAGAN, d. 18 Oct 1873
Isabell Hagan - Martinsburg
C M Hagan - age 27 - Martinsburg
J A Hagan - age 25 - Kansas
J M Hagan, Jr. - age 21 - Martinsburg
Sarah E Hagan - age 18 - "
F L Hagan - age 13 - "
Margt J Hagan - age 10 - "

Re: Descendent of William H. Hagan

dpj071 — 2009-08-05 22:26:18Z

The children I have of Samual Hagan & Isabella Ross are as follows:

Charles Marion Hagan - my 3d great-granfather
John A.
George W. [could this be William H.??]
Marion Hagan
Sarah E.
Franklin Lafayette
Jefferson
Margaret J.

Re: Descendent of William H. Hagan

dpj071 — 2009-08-05 22:24:29Z

I am certain that William isn't a son of Charles Hagan (son of Samual Hagan & Isabella Ross). Charles is my 3d great-grandfather and the information I have on him never has him having any children other than daughers Tempa and May.

DAvid

Re: Hagan children of Edward Hagan and Abigail Ross.

dpj071 — 2009-08-05 22:21:18Z

Yes, Samual Hagan & Isabella Ross are my 4th great-grandparents via their son, Charles Marion Hagan (1844-1918) and then via his daughter, Tempa Nevada Hagan (1869-1902).

David

Re: Hagan children of Edward Hagan and Abigail Ross.

ronann128 — 2009-08-05 13:53:48Z

I will try this again as my last posting failed.

I hope to be able to provide a more complete update of this informtion within the next few weeks. My mother and I plan to visit with a Hagan counsin of her's and visit the Rayburn cemetery north of Hedrick, Iowa where the older generations of Hagan's from this branch of the family is buried. Is there anything you want me to look on the tombstones?

My mother, Ruth Ann Green Rowland, is the only child of #12, Mae Hagan. Mae's real name was Ida Mary, but few people knew this as she always went by "Mae". She married Jesse Green and they lived most of their lives on a 100 acre farm between Hedrick and Fremont.

The counsin with whom we will be visiting is #113--Carol Jean Sauer White who lives in Rose Hill, Iowa.

I appreciate learning about Samuel's parents and I knew nothing other than it was believed that is mother's name was "Margaret". Where did you get the information about Samuel's parents? Do you know anything about Isabelle Ross' parents?