Hello All, I am forwarding this to all my lists. Please read it as this is from rootsweb. Like many of you, I am still in disbelief that this has occured. We are still in a state of morning and will be for some time. I have cried, been angry and felt every emotion in between. Although I was fortunate, I know many of us were not. They need our love, prayers and support. I also admire those that have given of themselves in the rescue and recovery efforts.....they have my respect. They are going thru a lot and the affects of this will be with them for the rest of their lives. They are also in need of our support, love and prayers. As much I regret, I must close the list to this off-topic discussions. I will starts this on Monday morning so that any of you that wish to express some final thoughts may do so. Please remember no flaming, racial or ethnic slurs or threats will be tolerated as with Rootsweb policy. Thank you and God Bless, Lisa Johnstone List Admin The following is a letter that was sent to all the administrators of Rootsweb lists. We are asked to pass it on to all our listers.... "Because of the catastrophe that happened in the United States Tuesday,11 Sept., 2001, MyFamily.com (RootsWeb.com and Ancestry.com) has created a special Message Board for those who wish to express or share condolences, sorrow, prayers, and thoughts for the victims, their families and friends. However, this is not a board for discussion on how the U.S. shouldresolve this issue or about how the search for those responsible is going. The URL for the board is <http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=rw&p=usa-tragedy.mourning> ....In closing I would just like to say that I hope all of you and your families are well!

Hello Listers, Due to the tradgic events of yesterday, I am going to allow normal list activity to be set aside to offer our thoughts and prayers as our Nation comes to terms with the events that have occured for the next couple of days. For those that have a need to share, please keep in mind, any flaming, racists remarks, anti-religious remarks and the like will not be tollerated. My thoughts and prayers go to all that have lost family, friends, and co-workers. Lisa Johnstone List Admin

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Hi All, THe Roostweb Mail archives are now up and running. When you get a chance, check it out. They are new, improved and better than before. http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index Thanks, Lisa Johnstone List Admin

I am trying to locate anyone who might connect to a Thomas & Susan Fagan of New Castle, Wilmington, Delaware. They had a son John, who I think was my great great grandfather. He died rather young and I have no concrete info on him. I'm not positive that their son, John Fagan, is the one who was married to my gggrandmother but, it is the only line I have been able to trace. My John Fagan was married to Ida Mae Kelly/Kelley and had two daughters, Elsie & Ethel. Ida is shown as widowed 4 years on the 1900 census, so I am putting John's death around 1896. I found a death record for a John Fagan February 1896 but don't know for sure if it is MY John Fagan. Ida was probably pregnant with Ethel at the time of John's death. I have more info to help cement a connection and will furnish it upon request. But at this point I would just like to make contact with any Wilmington Delaware Fagan family member. Are there any of you out there? Thanks in advance for any help you can offer. Sharon I can also be reached at sqs17@hotmail.com

Hello to everyone I am posting my FAGAN's in hope that I find a bit of a connection - please! The only information I have is from the 1881 census: Living in Cedar street, Bolton Elizth FAGAN, mother born in Caithness (I was told by my gran that her husband was William FAGAN) Children at that time: Arthur age 21, Annie age 24, Elizth age 19, Barbara age 10 - all state born in Liverpool. This family, I believe came out to South Africa at some stage, as my grandmother was born in SA during 1897. Although they are not at that address at 1891 census. Any help would be appreciated as I've lost track of them? Thank you Janis Currie Pinetown, Natal, South Africa

line as follows sebastian fagan, came over from ireland married a mary heary, who also came over from ireland ,had son sebastian and patrick james (norwich ct) records are very poor here patrick james fagan married a laura trask of willington ct they moved to wallingford ct and had several children many of which died young one was frederick fagan who married a florence schott of meriden they had two sons raymond fagan (my father) and irving fagan

Hello: I am researching Patrick Fagan Born in 1862 in Ireland Came to the U.S.A in 1884. Married Anne Lynch, I have found them on the 1900 Census in Manhatten New York. I think that they may have been married in Newark New Jersey in 1886. But i am not positive. I really would like to find out more on this line of my family Dudley Pritchard

Hi all, Betty has posted the line of John S. Fagan and Martha Patricia Lanier. I too, descend from this line. Betty, I just wanted to pop in and say Hi Cuz! We haven't talked in a while! Hope all is well with you! Carrie Thomas-Dominguez Lawrence, KS ----- Original Message ----- From: "Betty Lyon Starrett" <blstarrett@webtv.net> To: <FAGAN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, July 17, 2001 11:45 PM Subject: [FAGAN] JOHN S FAGAN Va>Tn > My FAGAN line is: > > John S Fagan b ca 1760 Va m 1786 Va Martha (Patricia) LANIER b 1768 > Daughter of Lemuel LANIER and Lucy MALONE > > Children OF John S FAGAN & Patricia LANIER: > Robert Lanier FAGAN b 1787 m Martha Patsy Gibson > Sarah Sallie Jones FAGAN b 1791 m Lemuel REED > Mary Polly Kelly FAGAN b 1795 m Allen REED > John Sanford FAGAN b 1801 m Mary Elizabeth Smith > Henry Williamson FAGAN b 1807 m Rutherford C Tn Martha V BARTON dau of > Swinfield BARTON & Ruth HILL > > Children of Henry Williamson FAGAN & Martha V BARTON > William F FAGAN b 1835 > Matilda Brunette FAGAN b 1839 m George W LYON > Malissa A FAGAN b 1841 > Sarah Clarissa FAGAN b 1844 > Henry Williamson FAGAN Jr b 1846 > Thomas Bedford FAGAN b 1849 m Martha WREN in Gibson Co Tn > > Hope to find someone working on this line. > Thanks. > Betty Lyon Starrett > Jacksonville, Ar > ============================== > > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 > Source for Family History Online. Go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB >

My FAGAN line is: John S Fagan b ca 1760 Va m 1786 Va Martha (Patricia) LANIER b 1768 Daughter of Lemuel LANIER and Lucy MALONE   Children OF John S FAGAN & Patricia LANIER: Robert Lanier FAGAN b 1787 m Martha Patsy Gibson Sarah Sallie Jones FAGAN b 1791 m Lemuel REED Mary Polly Kelly FAGAN b 1795 m   Allen REED John Sanford FAGAN b 1801 m Mary Elizabeth Smith Henry Williamson FAGAN b 1807 m Rutherford C Tn Martha V BARTON dau of Swinfield BARTON & Ruth HILL   Children of Henry Williamson FAGAN & Martha V BARTON   William F FAGAN   b 1835 Matilda Brunette FAGAN b 1839 m George W LYON Malissa A FAGAN b 1841 Sarah Clarissa FAGAN b 1844 Henry Williamson FAGAN Jr b 1846 Thomas Bedford FAGAN b 1849 m Martha WREN in Gibson Co Tn Hope to find someone working on this line. Thanks. Betty Lyon Starrett Jacksonville, Ar ==============================

Hi, I am searching for ancestors of John William Fegan born about 1832 in Ontario, Prince Edward County, Canada. He married Eliza Weeks and had twelve children. The names of the children are: Thomas, Annie, Ida, Margaret, John, Edward, Ellen, Millard, James, Benjamin, Malcolm and Wallace. The family lived in the townships of South Marysburgh and Picton. Benjamin immigrated to Rochester and Ithaca, New York, then on to Kansas. Edward and Millard, Ida, and Margaret settled in the Chicago area. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Evelyn Fegan Kansas

----- Original Message ----- From: "Janelle Francis" <jfrancis@austarmetro.com.au> To: "Lisa Johnstone" <lisaj96@home.com> Sent: Tuesday, July 17, 2001 7:43 PM Subject: Re: [FAGAN] Welcome > Hi I am Janelle Francis from Sydney Australia. > I am researching all of the following Fagan people: > Daniel Fagan > s/o Matthew Fagan and Kissie > b. c.1800 Ireland. d. 1877 Bathurst, NSW,Australia. > m. Mary M? Ireland. > arrived: Tried:Dublin city 15/6/1839 for stealing sheep.AGED 40 > Sentenced:15 yrs(index 116) no priors > Transported:Ireland via Mauritius.Bathurst,arrived 25/1/1840. > Vessel:Middlesex. > Issues: 3 males. 1 female. Born Ireland. > Only one I know about: Matthew Fagan. b.1840 Parish Clonoulty, County > Tipperary, Ireland. > ARRIVAL: > 13th october 1854. Came out on ship "Caroline" with his Mother. Aged 14 from > County Tipperary. Could neither read or write. Good state of health on > arrival. Father already in Bathurst. Daniel Fagan, convicted of stealing > sheep. > m. Mary Ann Robinson > d/o Mary Eager and richard Robinson. 4th M:November 1862.Church of > S.S.Michael and John, Bathurst. > Father gave permission to marry as Mary Anne was under the age of 21. > Matthew died. 13 Dec 1912 Bathurst NSW. > Issues: 1 Mary 1864 Bathurst 2 Richard 1866 Bathurst 3.Catherine 1868 > 4.James 1871 5. Matthew 1873. 6 William Henry 1875- 1892. 7 Elizabeth 1881. > 8 John V 1885. 9 Hugh R 1887. 10 male dec. 1883. 11 Margaret 1879 12Helen > 1889. > Margaret b.1879 had a daughter in 1897 named Ethel Ada May Fagan. Father > unknow. Margaret then Married George Duncan in Bathurst in 1904. > Ethel Fagan d/o Margaret Fagan m. Richard Henry Mitchell in Bathurst 1913. > I hope someone else knows this line. Thanks Lisa! Janelle Australia. > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Lisa Johnstone" <lisaj96@home.com> > To: <FAGAN-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Tuesday, July 17, 2001 9:42 AM > Subject: Re: [FAGAN] Welcome > > > > Hi List, > > > > After doing some checking (browsing the archives) I have found that this > is > > not a very active list. There are currently 77 members on the Fagan list. > > We need to generate some activity! > > > > I am going to ask for a Roll Call. Please include as much information you > > have to include dates, places, etc. This will make a connection easier. > > > > Have any of you looked at spelling variations? My ancestors (more recent) > > used Feagans but have seen it as Feagins, Fagans, Feagan, etc. I really > > couldn;t find much until I started looking into the spelling variations. > I > > still find much difficulty with this surname. > > > > Also, if anyone knows a little history about the name, origins, etc that > > would be great too. > > > > What do you think about adding some of the history and culture when our > > Fagan ancestors lived? Let me know what you think about this > one........I'm > > trying to come up with some ways for some activity. Please e-mail me > > privately on this subject and I will posts the results. > > > > Thanks, > > > > Lisa > > List Admin > > > > ______________________________ >

Hi, I am searching for the parents of Eula Fagan b abt 1890 in Ga I think. She is the first wife of my grandfather Augustus Edward Glover. She died abt 1910 in Forsyth Co Ga. I am also searching for Georgia A Fagan b abt 1860 m Doctor Samuel Glover in Forsyth Co Ga Susannah Fagan b abt 1855 m William M Glover in Forsyth Co Ga These may be sisters who married brothers. Pat

Looking for the descendents of Michaelis Fagan, b. Sept. 26, 1870 in Conception, Nodaway Co., Missouri. Son of Michael Fagan, b. abt. 1829 in County Meath, Ireland and died March 1872 in Conception, Nodaway Co., MO. Mother was Margaret (Maggie) Lane Fagan, b. abt. 1834 in County Cork, Ireland and died Oct. 1926 in Conception, Nodaway Co., MO. Family has recorded that Michael (Michaelis) moved to Colorado and had a large family. However, in his mother, Maggie's obit, it states Michael living in Spokane, WA. Children of Michael and Maggie Lane Fagan: Mary Ann, b. Feb. 24, 1859 Catherine, b March 1, 1860 Bridget, b. Aug. 28, 1861 James John, b. Oct. 17, 1862 Thomas, b. May 7, 1865 Juliana, b. Aug. 24, 1867 Michael, b. Sept. 26, 1870 In a history of the first settlers of Conception, the author states that Michael (elder) came from the neighborhood of Oldcastle. It does not make reference to the source of that information. Michael and Maggie migrated to MO from Reading, PA in 1858. Thanks for any input! Kathy in Missouri

I am looking for information on James Fagan, born 1824 in OH, moved to Montgomery Co, IN around 1850. He married Mary Elizabeth Basset in 1852 and died in Waynetown, IN (Montgomery Co) in 1892. He had a brother Harry that came to IN with him, but I have found nothing about Harry except family who knew him vaguely. Marcy Sparks Terre Haute, IN

Hi List I am researching the following Fagan line: 1. MICHAEL1 FEGAN was born Abt. 1800 in Kilkenny,Ireland, and died Abt. 1870 in Ireland. He married ELEN DELANY. She was born Abt. 1800 in Kilkenny,Ireland, and died Abt. 1870 in Ireland. Children of MICHAEL FEGAN and ELEN DELANY are: 2. i. DANIAL2 FAGAN, b. Abt. 1820, Kilkenny,Ireland; d. Abt. 1890, Ireland. ii. MARY FEGAN, b. March 19, 1822. iii. CATHERINE FEGAN, b. May 08, 1825. Generation No. 2 2. DANIAL2 FAGAN (MICHAEL1 FEGAN) was born Abt. 1820 in Kilkenny,Ireland, and died Abt. 1890 in Ireland. He married MARY GRANT. She was born Abt. 1820 in Ireland, and died Abt. 1890 in Ireland. Children of DANIAL FAGAN and MARY GRANT are: i. JAMES3 FAGAN, b. April 12, 1847. 3. ii. CATHERINE FAGAN, b. July 07, 1850, Ireland; d. Abt. 1900, Ireland. 4. iii. PATRICK FAGAN, b. August 15, 1860, Kilkenny,Ireland; d. November 04, 1934, Philadelphia PA.. Generation No. 3 3. CATHERINE3 FAGAN (DANIAL2, MICHAEL1 FEGAN) was born July 07, 1850 in Ireland, and died Abt. 1900 in Ireland. She married MICHAEL MULROONEY September 22, 1879 in Kilkenny,Ireland. He was born Abt. 1845 in Ireland, and died Abt. 1900 in Ireland. Children of CATHERINE FAGAN and MICHAEL MULROONEY are: i. PATRICK4 MULROONEY, b. July 09, 1880. ii. MARY MULROONEY, b. April 14, 1882. iii. ELIZABETH MULROONEY, b. January 28, 1884. iv. DANIAL MULROONEY, b. June 11, 1890. 4. PATRICK3 FAGAN (DANIAL2, MICHAEL1 FEGAN) was born August 15, 1860 in Kilkenny,Ireland, and died November 04, 1934 in Philadelphia PA.. He married JULIA ROUHAN Abt. 1882 in Ireland, daughter of PATRICK ROUGHAN and BRIDGET HALLORAN. She was born November 22, 1853 in Ireland, and died June 29, 1937 in Queens NY.. Children of PATRICK FAGAN and JULIA ROUHAN are: i. DANIEL4 FAGAN, b. May 1883; d. May 05, 1919, Philadelphia PA.; m. MAY; b. Abt. 1890; d. Abt. 1970. 5. ii. MARY FAGAN, b. July 20, 1884, Philadelphia PA.; d. September 02, 1960, Rockaway Beach Queen NY.. Good luck with the list Lisa, Thanks Joey

I am researching the following Fagin (Fagan) line: Patrick Fagin (b. abt 1740) - Peter (b. about 1875, died 11/24/1864) - Isiah W. (born 1823, died ?) - Charles Edward (born 1/14/1859 died 3/10/1938)- Clarence Everett (born 1/12/1893 died 6/19/1975) - Thelma Willamena Fagin (born 6/30/1915 died 11/18/1972) Any help or connections would be greatly appreciated. Always willing to share information...currently have 2257 descendents of Patrick Fagin in my database.

Hi List, After doing some checking (browsing the archives) I have found that this is not a very active list. There are currently 77 members on the Fagan list. We need to generate some activity! I am going to ask for a Roll Call. Please include as much information you have to include dates, places, etc. This will make a connection easier. Have any of you looked at spelling variations? My ancestors (more recent) used Feagans but have seen it as Feagins, Fagans, Feagan, etc. I really couldn;t find much until I started looking into the spelling variations. I still find much difficulty with this surname. Also, if anyone knows a little history about the name, origins, etc that would be great too. What do you think about adding some of the history and culture when our Fagan ancestors lived? Let me know what you think about this one........I'm trying to come up with some ways for some activity. Please e-mail me privately on this subject and I will posts the results. Thanks, Lisa List Admin

I too would welcome some activity. My FAGAN relative is my Grandmother. ALICE FAGAN. She was born in Co DOWN Ireland 1873 I am told. She died 3 yrs before I was born. She married VALENTINE HERBERT in Pittsburgh Pa. My dad was the youngest of 11 children they had. I really do not know of but 2 relatives living that can help, so I am trying to find out about her or how I can get info on her from others. She is a big mystery to me. I do have a couple of beautiful photos of her and that is all.Any help woulf be appreciated,and thanks for reading this. Virginia HERBEERT TEAL