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Title: Marriage of Owen MAUGHAN & Mary MCDONAGH
Post by: jtobred on Tuesday 12 March 19 17:51 GMT (UK)
Hi,
I am currently searching for the marriage record of Owen Maughan and Mary McDonagh. Both were born in Ireland circa 1837, but this is all the information I have to date. They had a son, Patrick, born around 1855, though I have been unable to locate where he was born also, though it could possibly be in Co Mayo.
Any information greatly appreciated, many thanks!
Title: Re: Marriage of Owen MAUGHAN & Mary MCDONAGH
Post by: heywood on Tuesday 12 March 19 18:17 GMT (UK)
Is this thread re the same Patrick? Just so we have a starting point.

https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=793679.msg6501037#msg6501037
Title: Re: Marriage of Owen MAUGHAN & Mary MCDONAGH
Post by: jtobred on Tuesday 12 March 19 18:22 GMT (UK)
Yes, sorry I forgot I’d posted about Patrick before
Title: Re: Marriage of Owen MAUGHAN & Mary MCDONAGH
Post by: hallmark on Tuesday 12 March 19 18:24 GMT (UK)



Is there anything relevant on that thread?






Title: Re: Marriage of Owen MAUGHAN & Mary MCDONAGH
Post by: jtobred on Tuesday 12 March 19 18:27 GMT (UK)
I have found an entry in the 1861 Scotland census in Greenock that could be the family under the surname spelling Mahon. In that entry it states the Patrick Mahon was born around the same time but in Greenock. Parents born in Ireland. I haven’t been able to figure out if this is the same family or just a coincidence.
Title: Re: Marriage of Owen MAUGHAN & Mary MCDONAGH
Post by: Steve G on Tuesday 12 March 19 19:33 GMT (UK)
Jto; " Maughan " could prove a devil to search on.  My mates name is Moran. Here (Leitrim) pronounced 'Morn'. Elsewhere, likely Moor Ann.

Likewise, Mayne could be Marn, here. Main, fifty miles north.

I wouldn't even hazard a guess exactly how your one's pronounced. Here. There. Or anywhere else. But, I'd be wide open to phonetic transcriptions.

McDonagh? No mistaking that one!  ;D
Title: Re: Marriage of Owen MAUGHAN & Mary MCDONAGH
Post by: jtobred on Tuesday 12 March 19 20:47 GMT (UK)
In my experience with that side of the family it’s ‘Morn’ also... but could easily see it being mo-Han or any number of pronounciations throughout the ages!
Title: Re: Marriage of Owen MAUGHAN & Mary MCDONAGH
Post by: heywood on Tuesday 12 March 19 21:11 GMT (UK)
From the other thread- Patrick in censuses.
It is, however, Owen that you are looking for, I realise.

They are in the 1901 census as MOHAN.
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1901/Galway/Cong/Glenlusk/1392611/ (http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1901/Galway/Cong/Glenlusk/1392611/)

This is the link for the 1911 census
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1911/Sligo/Loughil/Laughil/773088/ (http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1911/Sligo/Loughil/Laughil/773088/)

This is a very confusing family. I suspect Patrick's wife used two or three names: Margaret Mangan, Margaret McDonagh and Mary McDonagh. Of course, I could be muddling different families.

Title: Re: Marriage of Owen MAUGHAN & Mary MCDONAGH
Post by: heywood on Tuesday 12 March 19 21:15 GMT (UK)
Where do you have the parents names?
Title: Re: Marriage of Owen MAUGHAN & Mary MCDONAGH
Post by: onlooker on Wednesday 13 March 19 17:16 GMT (UK)
There is a Church Marriage Record for Patrick Moghan and Mary McDonagh on rootsireland.ie, date 16 May 1882, at Cong, Co Mayo. It gives Patrick's parents names as Owen Moghan & Mary McDonagh. I can't find any other record of this marriage.