O'Hagan, McCarroll Eskra Tyrone

[bally1983]

Hi,
Im not sure if any of this helps but here goes :-)

My familys name is Deighan, that is related to McCarrolls through marriage. My grandad was Michael Patrick (Myles) Deighan, his mum was Helen (McCarroll) and his dad was Patrick Deighan. My Nan was Winnifred Deighan and her friend / my grandma Mary was Hagan.
I dont have alot of information at the moment as im only just starting of doing our family tree. I was over in Eskragh weekend just gone (26th feb) and visited Eskragh cemetry and saw Helen Deighans head stone. My Nan and Grandad came over to England in around 1959, along with Mary Hagan / O'Hagan. I would like any information anyone may have about my Deighan relatives from Ireland.

Thanks,

Charlotte

[bally1983]

Hi Bernard,

I am unable to reply to your message??

My Name is now Charlotte Ball nee Lane. My Mum is Colleen (Deighan) Lane and my Dad was Jack Lane.

My Nan, Winnifred Taylor, married Michael Patrick ( known as Myles) Deighan. His father was Patrick Deighan, married to Helen McCarroll.

Mary Hagan wasn't related to us as such. She was my nans friend and as i was brought up we always called her Grandma Mary. She is buried in Horwich, Lancashire. I can get you her date of birth along with when she passed away.

Micheal Patrick Deighan was born in Belfast 10.03.1921 and died in 1990 in Chorley, lancashire, england. He married my nan in 1938.
When my Nan & Grandad lived in Northern Ireland,  in Kilneary (Old town name) which is the next village from Eskragh, they lived next door to the McCarrolls and i no some family members still live in the same area and the farm is still a working farm today.

Hope some of that helps

[konnio]

I'me looking for info re a Pat Mc Carroll connection/ i met her in Eskra decades ago/ she was in her WRENS uniform just on leave and i think her homeplace may have been where the Bridge Tavern is today.

[konnio]

hoping to find out how many children Arthur Mc Carroll ESKRA and his wife Margaret had..and what their names were..and if Arthur's wife Margaret's maiden namewas DOHERTY? Arthur would have died at the end of the 1800s.

[BillyBrainstorm]

Can you confirm the rest of the 9 children for Henry Hagan and Sarah Doherty...
I'm trying to make the leap from England and all i have  is in the link ....

http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=596116.msg4883048#msg4883048

and i have found these BUT... there is a gap between Henry b1859 and Elizabeth Margaret b1864..

Could this be the connection i'm looking for? was a Henry ever mentioned?

Name: Henricus Hagan
Parish: Clogher
Diocese: Clogher
County: Tyrone
Birth Date: 2 Dec 1859
Baptism Date: 4 Dec 1859
Father's Name: Hercules Hagan
Mother's Name: Sarah Dogherty
Sponsor Witness 1: Jacobus Fagan
Sponsor Witness 2: Rosa Dogherty

Name: Elizabeth Margaret OHagan
Gender: Female
Birth Date: 25 Jun 1864
Birth Place: Clogher, Tyrone, Ireland
Father's Name: Henry OHagan
Mother's Name: Sarah Doherty
FHL Film Number: 101092

Name: John Hagan
Gender: Male
Birth Date: 12 Dec 1866
Birth Place: Clogher, Tyrone, Ireland
Father's Name: Henry Hagan
Mother's Name: Sarah Doherty
FHL Film Number: 101137

Name: Felix Hagan
Gender: Male
Birth Date: 9 May 1869
Birth Place: Clogher, Tyr, Ireland
Baptism Place: Clogher, Tyr, Ireland
Father's Name: Henry Hagan
Mother's Name: Sally Doherty
FHL Film Number: 101187

Name: Denis Hagan
Gender: Male
Birth Date: 22 Aug 1871
Birth Place: Tyrone, Ireland
Father's Name: Henry Hagan
Mother's Name: Sarah Doherty
FHL Film Number: 255828

Name: Joseph Hagan
Gender: Male
Birth Date: 2 Feb 1874
Birth Place: Tyrone, Ireland
Father's Name: Henry Hagan
Mother's Name: Sarah Doherty
FHL Film Number: 255895

[garthj]

My great grandfather James Turbitt emigrated to New Zealand from the Clogher parish in 1864. His older brother Michael went to New Providence, Rhode Island about the same time. Their father, also James Turbitt, was a shoemaker.
I believe the family had lived for many generations on the Cecil Estate, mainly in Cormore. The name is recorded with a number of variations in documents of different eras.
I would be grateful for any information which might connect these 19th century folk with the Turbitts who still live in the area.
I also note that in 1867  Elizabeth Turbitt, daghter of John Turbitt and a grand -daughter of Hugh Gore Edwards who owned the Eskra estate at the time, was married in Clogher- whether there is a family connection I do not know.