Dugan - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Philadelphia Dugan Family (Kensington, Fishtown, Port Richmond)

vickimsallee — 2012-05-23 23:44:03Z

Hi,

My G-g Grandfather was John Dugan b. approx. 1857 in Ireland (don't know specifcs), d. 1913 in Phila. Came to US, into Phila. in 1878-79. John Dugan was the son of Patrick Dugan (date UNK). John Dugan married Mary Kelly. Their children were: Susie 1887 (records show she was a "sister in convent"); John Joseph 1889; Sarah 1891 (my G-Grandmother); Mary 1893; Annie 1894 and Rose 1897. His occupation was "Saloon Keeper". This saloon was located on Richmond Street in Philadelphia. I have not been able to find out much more about this part of my family. I would really appreciate any information you would be willing to share. Can anyone connect? Thank you.

Vicki

Patrick Joseph "Joe" Dugan

pbrunson28 — 2012-05-21 01:39:06Z

I am looking for anyone that may have any information about my father Patrick Joseph Dugan. He served at Fort Hood, Texas in the Army. He died in Boston in 1998. My Grandparents were Patrick & Nora Dugan from Ireland they are both buried in Boston. He had one brother Thomas Lawrence Dugan.

Any information would be appreciated.

Re: Harry Lee Dugan

daninrandy — 2012-05-12 16:59:24Z

Hello, I am looking for my Father, married to my Mother in 1955 or so. He would have been born around 1935-36 time frame. They were married only for a short time and the marriage was annulled. I was born in 1956. He would have been stationed out in California during this time frame, also. I don't know exactly what branch of the service, but he was a friend of my Uncle Donald Bishop, who was in the Army. My Father would have had an abdominal scar due to an auto accident in an old Willy's. He rolled it. Does this sound like your Father? Sincerely, Dani Dugan Hiebert

Simeon Dugan (1829-1899) LOOKING FOR FATHER

lnutter70 — 2012-05-04 02:16:25Z

Father immigrated from Ireland. Married girl from Ohio. Lived in Muskingum county, Ohio. any leads would be greatly appreciated.

Re: nj, ny dugan's

tishwp — 2012-03-17 04:27:19Z

Joseph Dugan was born on December 10, 1901. He would have been my grandmothers step brother. I have alot of info on that generation but not on your grandfather. I would be glad to exchange what I have with you. My email is tishwp@hotmail.com

Re: nj, ny dugan's

bdillon626 — 2012-03-17 01:29:41Z

i believe sarah was my great grandmother also. i think you have it a little reversed. according to the dates & last names she would have been married to william dawson first & then Patrick Dugan. it seems there were 2 Dawsons & then 6 or 7 Dugans. My grandfather was Joseph born 1900 or 1901. I've been trying to piece this together for a while but when I saw the 1920 census & someone's family tree that showed his sister Helen married to Sharkey I was certain. I was young but remember that name like yesterday. I know a lot about my grandmother (his wife) & where they lived (hells kitchen) they hadn't moved out to much before I was born. I love more info also - it seems there are a lot of children floating around

William Dugan and Mary Job Marriage in KY 23 July 1801

TimothyDooley57 — 2012-02-22 21:38:33Z

Seeking information about this couple and their children. When researching them I find some say he was born in NJ, others say KY, and still others say Ireland.

Are they the parents of James Dugan, b. 1803 in KY, d. 1873 in KY, m. Mary ?? 21 May 1825 in Hardin County, KY?
Tim

John Dugan b. Ohio 1860s? m. Ella Welch b.NY in Indiana

CCBike — 2012-01-30 02:18:23Z

John Dugan m. Ella Welch in Decatur County, Indiana 1875(?). They had at least two children, both born in Washington, DC: Kathryn Gertrude Dugan abt. 1889 and John Dugan 189?. John Dugan Sr. was dead by 1896 as Ella married Charles Dunn in Indianapolis in 1896. Dead on on this family.

Re: Dugans around Illinois

celdridge1961 — 2012-01-17 18:03:15Z

Hi Aaron, I don't know anything about your Dugans but I do about your Usherwoods

armstrong

joncher8 — 2012-01-08 22:39:48Z

Im searching for J armstrong born 1820-1830 married a Cargill.

Re: Norman Dugan

a330captain — 2011-12-03 17:26:23Z

If we are talking about the same Norman Dugan I knew him he was my instructor pilot and flew with him for few years as his copilot for a cargo airline on DC-8.
He was a fine man very sociable and good character. Actually I was looking for him for couple of years since I lost track of his whereabouts.
I know he was from PA and he had a son. He loved fishing, hunting and also horses. Very often at the racetrack since he owed 2 horses at bay meadows in San Mateo CA. He lived from 1982-1994 in Millbrae CA.

Re: John Patrick Dugan

kochjosey — 2011-11-20 01:37:25Z

John & Effie Dugan was married in Hocking County,Ohio abt.1903.They moved to Linton,Ind.shortly after that.Mary was born in 1905 in Linton,soon after that John&Effie got divorce& Effie moved back to Ohio.Mary & Clarence got married in Athens County,Ohio.They was living in Coolville,Ohio when she passed away 2 weeks after giving birth to her last child (1932).

Re: John Patrick Dugan

paddy401 — 2011-11-20 00:47:48Z

You need to let others know whay part of the world these people married or came from so they can try and help you. Kindest Regards, Paddy.

John Patrick Dugan

kochjosey — 2011-11-19 13:58:30Z

I'm looking for anyone that has any information about
John & Effie (Gilmore) Dugan.They married about 1903.They had one daughter name Mary.She married Clarence Creamer (cramer).They had four children.Mary & Clarence is my husband's grandparents.

Clifford E. Dugan of Indianapolis, IN 1944

drbrownlee — 2011-10-09 01:53:44Z

Clifford is pictured as an Army flight cadet in the yearbook of the 44-E Class at Hicks Field in Fort Worth, Texas. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone researching the family.

Re: Reply to James Dugan enquiry

paddy401 — 2011-09-28 11:53:06Z

Edward Crone the Man That Never Was

Patrick Dugan and Debra Lenihan/Lenaghan arrived in Scotland from County Down Ireland with their family and others, around the time of the Great Potato Famine 1849, settling in Glasserton, Wigtownshire.
Marriage Certificate
Their eldest son Daniel Dugan/Duggan/Dougan married Agnes Cronney on October Fourteenth 1855 at Newton Stewart, Wigtownshire. (there are so many spelling changes in the records)
The marriage (after banns) was solemnized between them according to the Rites & Ceremonies of the Roman Catholic Church in Scotland.
Their residences were given as Slate Heugh, Glasserton, the home of Daniel’s parents and Appleby (farm) Glasserton where the parents of Agnes resided. Daniel was listed as a bachelor, Farm Servant, aged 24
Born & Registered on 3 February 1831, near Castlewilliam (sic Castlewellan) County Down, Ireland.
His wife Agnes was listed as a spinster, Domestic Servant, aged 23,
Birthplace, and when and where registered
Born & Registered on 12 March 1832 at Portwilliam, Wigtownshire, Scotland

Parents Names and Rank or Occupation
Patrick Dougan, Farm Labourer and Deorah Dougan, maiden name Lenachan (sic)
Patrick Croney, Farm Labourer and Mary Croney, maiden name Croney

Officiating Minister
J. J. Buckley RCC

Witnesses
John Cronney and Mary Cronney (sic)

Registered 22 October 1855 James B. Dill Assistant Registrar.

There is a lot more to the story of this family which would be unknown to people in the United States who no doubt remain believing that they are somehow related to a family named Crone.
At Glasserton, Wigtownshire, Scotland Edward Dugan was born on the 16 Aug 1856 the son of Daniel Dugan/Duggan and his wife Agnes Cronie/Cronny. He was baptised on the 21st Aug.1856 at Newton Stewart RC Church, the sponsors were John Flanagan/Flanighan and Cate Duggan.
It is believed the sponsors were Catherine Duggan, the sister of Daniel and her future husband John Flanagan, the reason for the surname duplication being the fact so many different spellings were given in the records and I want the reader to understand this.
Despite an extensive search for the death or whereabouts of Daniel Dugan after the birth of his son Edward (under numerous spellings) I am unable to say what became of him.
When the 1861 census was recorded in Wigtownshire, Scotland Edward Dugan was listed at Appleby Farm with his mother and grandparents.
1861 census Scotland
Address: Appleby Farm
Name Relationship Age Marital Status Place of Birth
Patrick Cronie Head 58 married born Ireland
Mary Cronie Wife 50 married born Ireland Agnes Dugan dau. 28 married born Mochrum Wigtownshir Edward Dugan gr/son 4 born Glasserton,Wigtownshir Francis Cronie son 18 unmarried born Mochrum, Wigtownshir Ann Cronie dau. 16 unmarried born Mochrum.Wigtownshire

Death Entry Agnes Dougan died aged 39 (of valvular disease of heart) married to Daniel Dougan and daughter of Patrick Cronie, agricultural labourer, and Mary, maiden surname Cronie. Informant: Patrick Cronie, father. BMD Glasserton.

Monument Inscription – Mochrum Kirkyard
Erected to the memory of Patrick Cronie who died at Craiglemine 13 August 1880 aged 72 years Also his wife Mary Cronie who died at Whithorn 21 September 1886 aged 78 years.
Also his daughter Agnes Cronie or Dougan who died at Appleby 6 February 1870 aged 39 years.
(Edward would have been around 13 years old when his mother died)

I feel sure I once came across Edward recorded in the 1871 census of Scotland, after the death of his mother, still living with his grandparents but now recorded under his grandparent’s surname of Cronney.
(This surname like many other Irish surnames were given different spellings in other records)
Like the Dugan’s, the Cronny family were also from County Down in Ireland, but had arrived at a much earlier period, and quite a bit more is known about this family.
I think it would be fair to say that after the loss of his father Daniel, for whatever reasons, and the early death of his mother in 1870 and being recorded under his grandparents surname of Cronie (sic) Edward may have been quite confused as to where he fitted into the scheme of things.
The 1881 Census of Scotland does show an Edward Crone
Dwelling:96 North Woodside Road
Census Place: Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland
Source: FHL Film 0203658 GRO Ref Volume 644-8 EnumDist 52 Page 1
Marr Age Sex Birthplace
Andrew LIVEY M 38 M Shettleston, Lanark, Scotland
Rel: Head
Occ: Van Driver
Agnes LIVEY M 24 F Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland
Rel: Wife
Edward CRONE U 24 M Glassarton, Wigtown, Scotland
Rel: Boarder
Occ: Groom

It has always been my belief that the man in the 1881 census was in fact Edward Duggan as suggested
in the following Marriage Registration for Scotland

Marriage Entry
Date: December 1, 1882 at Paisley Road Free Church, 111 Eaglesham Street, Govan
Groom: Edward Crone, age 26, bachelor, coachman, 22 Park Circus, Glasgow
Father: Daniel Crone, farm labourer, deceased
Mother: Agnes Crone, m.s. Dougan, deceased
Bride: Jessie Munro, age 27, spinster, domestic servant, 22 Park Circus, Glasgow
Father: John Munro, seaman, deceased
Mother: Isabella Munro, m.s. Masson
Witnesses: Maggie Cameron & Joseph Sneddon

According to Edward’s naturalization application, they immigrated to the U.S. in 1887.

1900
Saugatuck Village, Westport Twp, Fairfield Co, Connecticut, USA
Page: 5A
Edward Crone...servant...Mar 1870?...30...Scotland...coachman
- enumerated at the home of sisters Mary & Elizabeth Cockcroft
- farther down the page:
Jessie Crone...head...Sep 1844...55....Scotland
Edward Crone...son...May 1892....8....Connecticut...at school
John Crone.......son...Dec 1895....4....New York
Jessie Crone....dau....Sep 1897....2....New York
Notes:
- Edward & Jessie married 18 yrs, 4 children, 3 living

U.S. Naturalization Record Index:
Date: Mar 27, 1903, U.S. District Court, New York, NY
Name: Edward Crone
Date of Birth: May 3, 1860 (incorrect)
Former Nationality: English (incorrect)
Date of Arrival: Aug 10, 1887
Address: 30 East 32nd St, New York City
Occupation: coachman

1910: Census
30 East 32nd St, Manhattan, New York, USA
Page: 1B
Edward Crone.....head...53...Scotland...coachman (for private family)
Jessie M Crone....wife...54...Scotland
Edward Crone Jr...son...17...Connecticut...bank clerk
John M Crone.......son...15...New York
Jessie M Crone....dau...12...New York
Notes:
- Edward & Jessie married 27 yrs, 3 children, 3 living
- immigrated 1887

I feel sure there are people in the United States who could add much more to this story and it is my hope they take the time to answer my posting and in return they could learn much more about their Dugan and Cronny ancestors.
Death Certificate for Edward Crone (Dugan) gives the following information.
Place of Death Borough of Manhattan. Name of Institution New York Port- Graduate Hospital
Registration Number 28809 Date of Death 30 Sept. 1917
Certified that deceased was admitted to this institution on 16 Sept. 1917 that I last saw him alive on the 29th day of Sept. 1917 and he died on the 30th of Sept. 1917 about 2 o’clock A.M.
Much of the other information given on Edward is incorrect and may not have been known by any Informant.
Date of birth 1860 (incorrect was 16 Aug 1856) Age 57 years (incorrect was 61 years old) How long in US 30 years How long residing in City of New York 30 years (incorrect Edward was in Connecticut in 1900 and his eldest son was said to be born these in 1892) Father’s Name and place of birth: Given as Daniel Crone, Scotland (both incorrect Daniel Dugan born in Ireland. Mother’s name and place of birth: Given as Agnes ? , Scotland (both correct but clearly his mother’s maiden surname was not known. Former Residence 121, E 82nd Street I was unable to figure out the Undertaker’s name but his address was given as 29 W 128 Street
Place of Burial Evergreen Cemetery.
I do not know if a head stone was ever placed over the grave of Edward Dugan but I doubt his real name was ever known by his children and the many others that came after and this is what creates the brick walls many Researchers come up against. Edward had a half brother but I doubt he ever knew this, the children of his half brother also ended up in the USA but this is another story for another time, Kindest Regards, Paddy.

Dugan's friends with Allen's of Kentucky

alanfreeus — 2011-09-24 22:59:02Z

Looking for a 'friend' connection of the Dugan's to the Allen's of Kentucky. My deceased grandmother had a child believed to be by a Dugan but was given a different last name.

If anyone knows names of the connections of the Dugan's to Allen's, please contact me!

Thank you!

Dugan's friends with Allen's of Kentucky

alanfreeus — 2011-09-24 22:58:10Z

Re: Dugan - married to Ella Joyce in Ireland

mintam54 — 2011-09-14 01:44:53Z

My GGrandfather James Dugan was married to Ellen Joyce who was from Ireland. But they were married in Pennsylvania.

Re: Dugan - married to Ella Joyce in Ireland

mintam54 — 2011-09-14 01:44:32Z

My GGrandfather James Dugan was married to Ellen Joyce who was from Ireland. But they were married in Pennsylvania.

Looking for Information on Harriet A. Dugan (1825-1895), Montgomery County, MD

tnking — 2011-08-20 15:34:32Z

I'm looking for information on Harriet A. Dugan, b. 1825 in Washington, DC and d. 1895 in Rockville, MD. She was the headmistress of a girls school in Rockville, MD from the 1850s to 1890s. The school has been referred to as the Rockville Girls Seminary and the St. Mary's Institute. During the Civil War the school was located at the NE corner of Washington Street and Courthouse Square. Harriet is buried in St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery in Rockville, Maryland along with her mother Maria Dugan. Harriet may have had a brother, Andrew Jackson Dugan, also known as John Dugan, who married Phebe Selby, the widow of Robert Selby. The Dugans may have been related to to Eleanor Brent Goodfellow and Eliza M. Mosher, who were the primary beneficiary of Harriet's estate.

dugan

1bcmenaker — 2011-08-14 03:09:01Z

looking for info on J Patrick or patrick J Dugan, He was the father of Daniel Dugan who was born 3/9/1750 and died 5/24/1836. Daniel was born in Hunterdon, New jersey. Any info on this Dugan clan would be appreciated.
Thx
Carol Watkins menaker

John W. Dugan, Born ,1913, in Masontown, son of ,Lewis M. Dugan and Mary Yeager.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2011-08-03 03:02:07Z

John W. Dugan
Brookline

John W. Dugan, of Brookline,
died peacefully Sunday, July 31, 2011,
at home. Born June 15, 1913, in Masontown,
he was the son of the late Lewis M. Dugan and Mary Yeager. He was the husband of the late Selma M. Dugan.
He is survived by his wife, Shirley F.C. Dugan;
one son, Joseph M. (Kimberly) Dugan;
and two sisters, Viola (Harold) Medved and Grace Dugan. He was preceded in death by his sisters, Mary Hughes and Ruth (Raymond) Rura; and brothers, Roy, Lewis Jr., Frank and Robert L. (Dolores) Dugan. John was a lifetime member of the Church of the Resurrection. He served with the Postal Service for 36 years. He was a World War II veteran and he served in the India-Burma Theatre of Operation from 1942 to 1946 as master sergeant. He was the assistant postal clerk for the Army of the Sixth Base (Bombay, Calcutta, Karachi, Delhi). He was a member of American Legion Post 540 for more than 60 years and a recipient of the NALC Branch 84 award for 70 years of membership. He was also a volunteer for the Pittsburgh Garden Center, the Pennsylvania School for the Blind, St. Rosalla Home in Oakland and the Meals on Wheels in Brookline. Friends may call from 2 to 4and 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday at FRANK F. DeBOR FUNERAL HOME INC., 1065 Brookline Blvd.,Mass of Christian Burial Thursday at 10 a.m. in the Church of the Resurrection.
(Pennsylvania - Pittsburgh Tribune)

Church of the Resurrection."

Re: looking for my family history

jlmaness04 — 2011-06-28 19:02:16Z

What dates were they born, and what part of Missouri? I have information (Census records etc.) on a William Dugan living in Barry Country Missouri around 1850.

Re: DUGAN from Ozark AR MO area 1800s

jlmaness04 — 2011-06-28 18:54:49Z

I have an ancestor, Melinda Dugan, who married John Yokum in 1828 in Barry County, Missouri. I also have information on an Andrew Dugan from Barry County Missouri, b. abt. 1818, lived in Missouri in 1850, married to Rachael. I believe this Andrew was born in Tennessee.

DUGAN John F - Vietnam Wall section 4W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-06-14 11:07:31Z

DUGAN John F - Vietnam Wall section 4W

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DUGAN Edward M - Vietnam Wall section 9W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-04-28 16:12:31Z

DUGAN Edward M - Vietnam Wall section 9W

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Daniel M. Dugan, 54, of Greenfield,son of , Elaine M. (Pariset) and the late John R. Dugan

KENNELLYMARKA — 2011-04-25 01:08:52Z

Daniel M. Dugan
Greenfield

Daniel M. Dugan, 54, of Greenfield,
died unexpectedly Thursday, April 21, 2011.
He was the beloved father of Matthew R. Dugan;
loving son of Elaine M. (Pariset) and the late John R. Dugan; brother of John M. "Frenchy" Dzugan, of Ohio; and uncle of Jennifer, Amanda and Natalie. Friends will be received from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. Monday in the EDWARD P. KANAI FUNERAL HOME, 500 Greenfield Ave., Greenfield. Funeral services and interment will be private.
(Pennsylvania - Pittsburgh Tribune)

Re: Search for Roots in Ireland

cmatyckas — 2011-04-09 15:36:16Z

I'm trying to locate my grandfather, Charles Dugan (dob approx. 1910/birthplace unknown). In 1930, he lists his address as 25 Green Street, Paterson, NJ and his occupation as truck driver. Would he be a relative?

Re: Denis Dugan - Belfast, Northern Ireland to Philadelphia, PA

tommylee711 — 2011-03-21 20:25:51Z

Saint Peter the Apostle Church, 5th & Girard Ave. (1019 N 5th street, Philadelphia Pa 19123) phone # 215 627 2386

Hannah Dugan/Duggan or Doygan born in Ireland in 1827 or 1831

mrsmartell20 — 2011-03-14 20:45:03Z

+DUGAN, Hannah (Anna on the MCD)
(Doygan per Saint Peter’s Catholic Church Cemetery records)
(Duggan, Hannah Ancestry.com. New York, 1820-1850 Passenger and Immigration Lists [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2003.)

b: MAY 1827, Dublin, Ireland or(b: 1831? - 27 years old on 1860 Census?)
m:
d: 14 APR 1892 (64 years old)
b: Saint Peter’s Catholic Church Cemetery, Gentilly Township, Polk County, Minnesota
(Husband Joseph Martell together they had 9 children, 7 boys and 2 girls.)

Dugan

cmatyckas — 2011-03-13 03:14:03Z

I'm trying to locate my grandfather, Charles Dugan (dob approx. 1910/birthplace unknown). In 1930, he lists his address as 25 Green Street, Paterson, NJ and his occupation as truck driver.

Dugan Family of Paterson, NJ

cmatyckas — 2011-02-14 18:12:47Z

I'm trying to locate a Dugan, who would have been born around 1913; he was a firefighter and lived in Paterson, NJ. I would appreciate any information you may have. Thank you. Caren Matyckas

DUGAN Ben G - Vietnam Wall section 21W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-01-31 12:42:22Z

DUGAN Ben G - Vietnam Wall section 21W

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Relatives & Descendants of Margaret Elizabeth (Bryan) Dugan, daughter of William C. Bryan

adrianeaneidinger — 2011-01-24 15:32:40Z

Hello,

We are trying to locate any living relatives or descendants of Medal of Honor Recipient Hospital Steward William C. Bryan in order to invite them to attend a building memorialization in his honor.

Bryan earned his medal at Powder River, Wyoming in 1876. Bryan was born 9 September 1852 in Zainesville, OH and died 27 March 1933 and was laid to rest in Inglewood Cemetery, Inglewood, California.

Only known realtives to date are:

Wife: Mrs. Lucy B. Bryan
Daughters: Margret Elizabeth Dugan and Gladys Dorothy Bryan
Brother: MAJ H.S. Bryan of the Ohio National Guard

If you have any information, please contact:

Adriane Askins Neidinger
adriane.a.neidinger@amedd.ary.mil

Charles A. Dugan and Mary M. Smith of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

siodugan — 2011-01-17 00:34:34Z

Im looking for information on the family of Charles Alfonso Dugan (b. 1884), Married to Mary M. Smith (b. 1886). THey had 10 children: Walter, Vincent, Ursula, Edmond, Grace, Raymond, Jane, Margaret, Marie and Gerard.

I know that Charles has a brother named Paul and a brother-in-law called Jerry. I found census records indicating that Charles and Paul's parents might be Patrick Dugan (b. 1854) and Margaret (b. 1857).

I'm pretty sure that the family lived in Pittsburgh most of their lives.

Does anyone have any information regarding this family? I'd be so grateful!

Re: Jeremiah Dugan

AlanDugan — 2011-01-04 02:49:13Z

He is also my GGrandfather. The line is Jerimiah > Horace Stanley > Charles (my Dad). The first info I got years ago was his obit in the Ostego Union on May 4, 1897. It mentioned birth in Rochester, NY in 1838. Rochester is the black hole of research, because the records were burned in fire at the turn of the century. I thought I had pushed had pushed him back to Ireland for birth but it turned out to be the Jeremiah Dugan of Brooklin NY.

Verbal history has his father working for the company that built what became the New York Central RR through the Aleganies as a powder monkey.

Re: Jeremiah Dugan

bdugan192 — 2011-01-03 18:53:22Z

Hi Alan,

Jeremiah is my GG-Grandfather.
The line is: Jeremiah Dugan > Bert Conrad Dugan > Albert Dugan > my Father. Several documents "indicate" he was born in New York abt 1838. As you probably saw in my tree, I cannot find any "positive" record of him prior to him enlisting in Company B, Michigan 19th Infantry Regiment on 05 Sep 1862. If you find anything new, please let me know.

Regards,

B.Dugan

Jeremiah Dugan

AlanDugan — 2010-12-28 16:39:49Z

Born 1838 in Ireland? Died 1897 in Ostego, Michigan. I only find one early census listing. Is there more info on him?

DUGAN Patrick J - Vietnam Wall section 32W - our honor and thanks to those who put their lives on the line for us

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2010-12-16 11:16:09Z

DUGAN Patrick J - Vietnam Wall section 32W - our honor and thanks to those who put their lives on the line for us

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Dugans in Texas

Jilly1119 — 2010-12-14 05:21:10Z

My name is Jillian. I was curious if anyone could take me back past my grandfather John Paul Dugan to his siblings, parents, and possibly farther. He was the youngest of 9 children. Father was originally from Ireland, and his mother was almost 2 decades younger then his father.

matthew dugan

DANADUGAN513 — 2010-11-24 05:23:47Z

lookin for info on my great-great grandpa,born in ireland about 1844, married sarah mortimer in 1869 in ohio, his parents was john and mary

dugan

DANADUGAN513 — 2010-11-24 05:14:58Z

looking for info on matthew dugan born in ireland about 1844 parents john and mary, married sarah mortimer in ohio in 1869

DUGAN Mildred Jones 1934-2010 b. Athens County, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2010-11-22 15:17:27Z

HEBRON: A private graveside service, celebrating the life of Mildred Carol "Millie" Dugan, 76, of Hebron, Ohio who died Saturday evening, November 20, 2010 was held on Monday, November 22, 2010 in the Kirkersville Cemetery with Pastor Steven Brown as celebrant.

Millie was born January 14, 1934 in Lathrop (Athens County), the daughter of the late Dwight and Kathleen (Baker) Jones. She was a retired cafeteria worker in the Lakewood, Ohio Schools. She was a member of the Hebron auxillary of the American Legion.

On November 14, 1951, she married Harold E Dugan, who survives her; along with her two sons, Max (Chris) Dugan of Hebron, Ohio and Michael (Cathy) Dugan of South Carolina; her seven grandchildren; and her six great-grandchildren; a sister, Patricia (Charles) Monnett of Heath, Ohio.

At Millie's request, there was no visitation. An online guest register and tribute page to Millie is available at www.hoskinsonfuneral.com.

The family has requested that expressions of sympathy in the form of memorial contributions be directed to the Foundation for Hospice of Central Ohio, PO Box 430, Newark, Ohio 43058.

Licking County

DUGAN Thomas W - Vietnam Wall section 36W - our honor and thanks to those who put their lives on the line for us

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2010-11-18 22:33:56Z

DUGAN Thomas W - Vietnam Wall section 36W - our honor and thanks to those who put their lives on the line for us

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Re: Dugan-Purcell

pamloughman — 2010-11-13 22:20:43Z

I am a descendant of Robert Duigan/Dugan/Deigan of Maryborough/Portlaois, Laois/Queens County. His children included Ellen (b. 1843) and Joseph (b. 1854). Was your Dugan ancestor from Maryborough?

James Dugan

mbkk144 — 2010-11-09 18:41:07Z

I was recently at Evergreen Cemetery, St. Paris, Ohio and took a picture of the headstone for James Dugan 1848-1927. I am not related, but if anyone would like a copy just email me at mbkk@thegrid.net and I will be happy to send it on.
Diana

Michael, Andrew, Alice Dugan, (or Duggan), Toledo Ohio

jdugan1976 — 2010-11-01 19:28:38Z

Please, does anyone have any information on Michael or Andrew, brothers, who with a sister, Alice, came to US about 1881 from Ireland. Michael and Mary (Conroy) had 11 children. And Andrew (and Cecelia) 4. Please if you have any informaion on them would you please contact me?

Looking for Mary Dugan Fitzgerald

LeslieRahling — 2010-10-28 17:30:45Z

Married to David Fitzgerald, emigrated from Ireland to New Jersey around 1870, with children Michael, David, Mary and Patrick. 1875 state census has them in Colts Neck, Monmouth County, NJ.

Thanks for any info!

Obit: Mary Josephine Dugan of Iowa (1912-2010)

wilsonje19 — 2010-10-26 00:20:49Z

Josephine Dugan, the daughter of Patrick and Nellie McNamara Dugan was born on December 3, 1912 at home on the family farm near Emmetsburg, Iowa. Josephine graduated from high school in the Emmetsburg area. In her early years, she helped on the family farm. Subsequently, she worked at various places at a dental and doctor's offices and various nursing homes. In her later years, she took care of her mother after they moved back to their farm near Emmetsburg.
Josephine had a great love for nature and animals of all kinds, especially cats. Josephine was a typical Irish woman who enjoyed Irish music and a pint of beer on occasion. She also gave quite generously to various charities. Josephine also had a great love of dancing to the Big Band Era music.
Many cousins, relatives and friends survive her. Her parents, Patrick Dugan in 1913, Nellie Dugan in 1986, and her brother James Dugan in 1924 preceded her in death.
Memorials: in lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the ASPCA in Josephine's memory.