Hi Lisa: I think that it is great that you are the new Administrator of the Fagan list. With two teen age daughters you must be busy all the time. I started this genealogy madness about 4 years ago and I too, spend a lot of time researching. Due to selling our house and moving to a new house, I have been off the Internet for about 7 months. Since I have become active again, I have noticed very little action on the Fagan List. Has it always been slow like this, or, am I missing some of the emails ? I am searching for the following Fagans: Luke Fagan - Castlepollard, Co. Westmeath Elizabeth Fagan " " " Their children: Anne, b. 1829 Co. Westmeath Mary, b. 1831 Co. Westmeath Bessie, b 1833 Co. Westmeath Peter, b. 1836 Co. Westmeath Catherine b. 1842 Co. Westmeath Bridget b. 1843 ? The family emigrated to New York City about 1853. I have information on other Fagan families from Co. Westmeath, if you are interested, I would be willing to send the information along to you. Good luck with the list. Best regards, Betty Lou Garcia email: garciabl@msn.com ----- Original Message ----- From: Lisa Johnstone Sent: Monday, July 16, 2001 5:24 PM To: FAGAN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [FAGAN] Introduction Hi, My name is Lisa Johnstone and I am the new administrator for this list. I am married and have 2 teenage daughters. I started in genealogy as a hobby about 7 years ago and well.......now I spend lots of time doing it! I want to go over a few guidelines that I have. I am generally a laid back administrator and do not have many guidelines as long as it is related to Fagan Genealogy. If you are having a problem with a list member, please contact me first and not post anything to the list. Sometimes a simple misunderstanding can grow way out of proportion. We can work it out together. If you hear of a virus threat, please contact me first for verification. I know that there are many virus threats out there and some lists have been greatly affected. If the threat is real, I'll be happy to pass it along. If you have any questions or concerns, please e-mail. I'l be more than happy to answer! Lisa Johnstone List Admin ============================== Shop Ancestry - Everything you need to Discover, Preserve & Celebrate your heritage! http://shop.myfamily.com/ancestrycatalog

Hi, My name is Lisa Johnstone and I am the new administrator for this list. I am married and have 2 teenage daughters. I started in genealogy as a hobby about 7 years ago and well.......now I spend lots of time doing it! I want to go over a few guidelines that I have. I am generally a laid back administrator and do not have many guidelines as long as it is related to Fagan Genealogy. If you are having a problem with a list member, please contact me first and not post anything to the list. Sometimes a simple misunderstanding can grow way out of proportion. We can work it out together. If you hear of a virus threat, please contact me first for verification. I know that there are many virus threats out there and some lists have been greatly affected. If the threat is real, I'll be happy to pass it along. If you have any questions or concerns, please e-mail. I'l be more than happy to answer! Lisa Johnstone List Admin

Does anyone know where I could find a list of the Irish the General Ogelthrope brought from Debtors prison to Savannah in the 1700's? Thanks Harriette

Hi list, Is there anyne on the list that might have info on Hannah Fagan who married Joseph Pierce in the 1780's probably in Chester Co., Pa? Frank Pyle

The only information I have is off the 1881 census CD: Staying at 11 Cedar Street, Great Bolton, Lancashire Mother: Elizth Fagan widow age 54 born Caithness, Scotland occ Laundress Head: Arthur Fagan age 21 born Liverpool occ Cotton warehouseman Sister: Annie Fagan age 24 b Liverpool occ Cotton weaver Sister: Elizth Fagan age 19 b Liverpool occ Cotton weaver Sister: Barbara Fagan age 10 b Liverpool occ scholar Do any of the above connect with your? A little lead would be really appreciated! Janis Currie Natal, South Africa

Hi, I`m trying to find more about my maternal great-grandmother. So far I have her maiden name (FAGAN), her spouse, and one son ( my grandfather). ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ My maternal grandfather`s parents were: 1. James McMULLEN 2. Katherine or Catherine FAGAN ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Grandpa James Patrick McMULLEN [aka MULLEN]: Born: 4 August 1892 Place: Glasgow, Scotland Resided: Wishaw, Scotland [1910] Emigrated: April 1910 Ship: SS Furnessia (Anchor) [Glasgow to New York] ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Grandpa James P. MULLEN told me decades ago that his parents were Irish and went to Scotland to find work. [ Much of what I "know" about my maternal grandparents is "oral history". ] ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ =>Does anyone have any suggestions?<= Thanks, John J. Bohnert Grass Valley California

My great-grandparents are: James McMULLEN Catherine or Katherine FAGAN Married: Ireland or Scotland Date: ? Children: 1. James Patrick McMULLEN Born: 4 August 1892 Place: Glasgow, Scotland Other Children: ? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Grandpa James P. MULLEN [McMULLEN] resided in Wishaw, Scotland in 1910. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ He emigrated to America in 1910. Departure Port: Glasgow, Scotland Ship: SS Furnessia (Anchor) Arrival Port: New York Date: 18 April 1910 Name: James MULLEN Age: "19 years old" Single British-Irish ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Anyone have any information about any McMULLEN, FAGAN, or MULLEN in Motherwell, Wishaw, or Glasgow? I would like to fill in the missing pieces of my family puzzle. Thank you. John J. Bohnert Grass Valley California ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

I am looking for my maternal great-grandmother. Name: Catherine or Katherine FAGAN Spouse: James McMULLEN Child: James Patrick McMULLEN Born: 4 August 1892 Place: Glasgow, Scotland, UK Grandpa James claimed that he was Irish. Said his parents were from Ireland. ================================== I`ve located on the Internet: 1. Catherine FAGAN, age 25, (1881 UK Census) living in Lanarkshire, Scotland. 2. Katherine FAGAN, b. 1870, Co. Meath, Ireland. ================================== Has anyone a Catherine or Katherine FAGAN in their family tree? Does any of this "ring a bell" ? John J. Bohnert Grass Valley,California USA

Hi, The names are not familiar for my line. I wish you good hunting. Evelyn -----Original Message----- From: DudleyPritchard@cs.com <DudleyPritchard@cs.com> To: FAGAN-L@rootsweb.com <FAGAN-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Tuesday, November 28, 2000 11:33 PM Subject: Looking for information on Patrick Fagan >Hello List: I am looking for information on Patrick Fagan. Patrick was born >in May of 1862 in Ireland. Patrick imigrated to the US. in 1884 and Married >Annie Lynch they originally setteled in Manhatten New York. And had five >children there. Patrick J, Christopher, William Thomas ( died as a child), >and Mary. After 1900 the family moved to Dwight street in Jersey City New >Jersey. After Annie Died Patrick remaried. Patrick is supposed to have >married Annies sister in order to help raise the children. Patrick and his >second wife had two more children Anna, and Margaret. >Any assistance with this family will be greatly appreciated. > > Dudley >Pritchard > > >============================== >Search over 600 million names at Ancestry.com! >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp > >

Hello List: I am looking for information on Patrick Fagan. Patrick was born in May of 1862 in Ireland. Patrick imigrated to the US. in 1884 and Married Annie Lynch they originally setteled in Manhatten New York. And had five children there. Patrick J, Christopher, William Thomas ( died as a child), and Mary. After 1900 the family moved to Dwight street in Jersey City New Jersey. After Annie Died Patrick remaried. Patrick is supposed to have married Annies sister in order to help raise the children. Patrick and his second wife had two more children Anna, and Margaret. Any assistance with this family will be greatly appreciated. Dudley Pritchard

There are alot of Fegan's listed on the cemetery in this web page. It is worth looking at. Judy http://user.pa.net/~paddybob/index.html

I am listowner to both the Fagan and Fegan lists- NO Rootsweb won't let me combine them. Which they should be so I think I will post to both from now on. Actually there are so many spellings of Fagan. Including Faygan that I have run on records for my Fagans . They also used Phagan and Figgin! This is a new website I had not explored before . For a trial I asked the search engine for the usual spellings of Fagan and only had two returns but some good articles. The url is the search page so you can bookmark it. It may help untangle info you need. We all want to have info "Inquiring minds want to know!"Spice up your genealogy Or hide it! Poor Peter Fagan such an embarrassing death- drunk on a pickett fence. I did a search under different spellings only Fagan and Phagan had a return on them. You might bookmark the search page and watch every so often for information: http://www.newspaperabstracts.com/usa.html under Fagan Victoria Texas April 11 1903 Mrs Peter FAGAN DIED http://www.newspaperabstracts.com/TX/Victoria/1903/APR.html Pike Co ILLSept 6 1866 http://www.newspaperabstracts.com/IL/Pike/1866/SEP.html Rochester Monroe N Y Rochester Daily Democrat Oct 13 1860 Melinda FAGAN http://www.newspaperabstracts.com/NY/Monroe/1860/OCT.html Hannibal Marion County MO May 9 1867 http://www.newspaperabstracts.com/MO/Marion/1867/MAY.html The New Albany Ledger Standard Floyd Co New Albany IN March 19 1881 http://www.newspaperabstracts.com/IN/Floyd/1881/MAR4.html Oct 25 1860 Felix FAGAN of Northampton county Pennsylvania http://www.newspaperabstracts.com/PA/Northampton/1860/OCT.html Palo Alto Co IA 9 Apr 1913 http://www.newspaperabstracts.com/IA/PaloAlto/1913/APR.html Emmetsburg Democrat Palo Alto Co IA 15 Jan 1895 http://www.newspaperabstracts.com/IA/PaloAlto/1895/JAN.html Pike Co ILL Democrat OCT 1860 Published OCT 25 1860 http://www.newspaperabstracts.com/IL/Pike/1860/OCT.html Mt Vernon Signal Newspapers 1900 Rockcastle Co KY APR 13 1900 http://www.newspaperabstracts.com/KY/Rockcastle/1900/APR.html Mt Vernon Signal 1897 Rockcastle Co MAR 12 1897 ROCKCASTLE COUNTY KY http://www.newspaperabstracts.com/KY/Rockcastle/1897/MAR.html Phagan Russian River Flag Healdsburg CA 1872 http://www.newspaperabstracts.com/CA/Sonoma/1872/SEP.html

I am looking for James Fagan, born in 1824 in Ohio. He married Mary Elizabeth Basset in Montgomery Co., IN in 1852. I have no idea where in Ohio he was born. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Marcy Sparks Terre Haute, IN

Hi Fagan Researchers, I researching the Fagans from Huntington Co. PA. I find Asaph Fagan (b 1772) there in 1790. He married Elizabeth Henry. Children were Rebecca, Henry, John, Eliza, Asaph, Hannah, Margaret. Henry & Nancy Evans migrated to Crawford Co Ohio in 1852. Any connections? Sue Fagan Strick -- Sue Strick, Lorain County Coordinator for OHGenWeb Lorain County Genealogy Page, http://www.centurytel.net/lorgen L.C. Mailing List, http://www.centurytel.net/lorgen/mail.htm

Hi, Unfortunately, I do not know very much about my Fagan's. My father was Martin George Fagan born 2/18/1916. His father was George William Fagan born in Chicago around 1884 married to Dorothy Rauth. George's parents were George W. Fagan also born in Chicago (as far as we know) around 1856. I did receive George Sr's death certificate but there is no information on it as it appears he died alone. Any advice as to where to search next would be greatly appreciated. Thank you Diana

Hi, I'm new to the list and hoping to find some of my FAGAN line. I have traced my Terrence Fagan wife Elizabeth Hayden Fagan to 1870 in Cortlandtown Westchester County New York. Terrence and Elizabeth are both from Ireland. Townland unknown. Terrence born abt. 1840 and Elizabeth born abt. 1845. Elizabeth's parents were possibly Patrick and Catherine Hayden. While living in Cortlandtown their three children born were Michael, Catherine and Terrence. They moved to Stony Point, Rockland County, New York around 1872. The children born there were Elizabeth, William, Peter and Anna. Around 1903 Terrence, Michael, Peter and William moved to Connecticut. They all lived there until their deaths in the 1920s. Peter lived until the 1950s. Hope this sounds familiar to someone out there! Thanks. Debbie - South Carolina

My Fagan family was in Choctaw Co., Alabama & across the state line into Clarke Co. & Wayne Co., Mississippi from the mid 1800s and anyone living there now is definitely related. Anita Fagan Heyd

Hello, My Fagans are in Franklin Co., PA starting with James Fagan/Fegan, who was born in Maryland abt. 1791-95. Them moved to Amberson Valley, Franklin Co. Judy

Hello: I am searching for information on Mary Fagan. Mary was Born July 11,1894 in grenich Village Manhatten New York. Mary had 6 sibling's Thomas(died as an infant),Patrick,William, Margaret, Anna, and Christopher(b.1889-90). Mary's parents were Ptrick Fagan and Annie Lynch. Ibelieve that both of her parents were born in Ireland. Any Information on Mary or her family would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Dudley Pritchard dudleypritchard@cs.com

We have many new listmembers. Topping 70 on our list now. It has been a quiet summer. Terrible hot summer! It was 112 at my house today. I am hoping to get back into my genealogy pretty quickly: hoping all the computer troubles of the past month are laid to rest. I have lost some mail so if you wrote me 2 or 4 weeks ago, it may be lost. Heat is terrible on computers and I lost ac several times lately. My Fagans are the limestone County Ala. ones. Perhaps a roll call is in order while we get ready for Fall research susan in texas