JAGOE FAMILY CORK

[LORC]

I am looking for JAGOE family Cork. circa 1800-1890. Would have been property owners around Kinsale, Drinagh according to Griffiths.   Thanks  Lorraine

[Kalishoek]

In 1911 the  Jagoes in Kinsale

Jagoe William 54 Male cornmiller and farmer
Jagoe Eva M 55 Female his wife
Jagoe Hassie Levis 24 Female daughter
Jagoe William 23 Male son
Jagoe Emily 22 Female daughter
Jagoe Emist Bateman 21 Male daughter
Jagoe Saml Charles 20 Male son
Jagoe Eva 18 Female daughter
Jagoe Charles 16 Male son
Jagoe John Wesley 15 Male son
Jagoe Robert 10 Male son

William and his wife Eva married in 1887
They lived at the address house number 3 in Mullendunny (Kinsale Rural, Cork)
They were all born in county Cork Ireland

Also in Kinsale :
Martha Jagoe born 1868  a draper , never married living with her cousin  Frances Shannon born 1885 both born in  County Cork

[LORC]

Thank you for your help. I will look into this.  Lorraine

[celtic liberty]

Hi Lorc

Just saw your post re Jagoe family - everytime I look you seem to be researching a new surname.  I was in Kinsale yesterday and I have some photos of Jagoes headstones.  I will send them on to you.

Mary
Celtic Liberty

[LORC]

Hi Lorc

Just saw your post re Jagoe family - everytime I look you seem to be researching a new surname.  I was in Kinsale yesterday and I have some photos of Jagoes headstones.  I will send them on to you.

Mary
Celtic Liberty

Thanks, is that you Mary L.Walsh? Lots of Cork landowners were my rels.  Also if it is the right Mary. the two people I mentioned  to you in previous emails are waiting for your photos. Lorraine

[skibbgirl]

Hello!

My grandfather's employer at the Drinagh creamery was Abe "Abie" Jagoe.  This would likely be the 1920's-1940's.   

My aunt Peg remembers if she happened to visit the creamery, Abie would give her candy.   

These Jagoes were likely in Toughmacdermody in Drinagh in the 1911 census. 

When Granddaddy died in 1988, Abie Jagoe showed up at the funeral.

[LORC]

Hello!

My grandfather's employer at the Drinagh creamery was Abe "Abie" Jagoe.  This would likely be the 1920's-1940's.   

My aunt Peg remembers if she happened to visit the creamery, Abie would give her candy.   

These Jagoes were likely in Toughmacdermody in Drinagh in the 1911 census. 

When Granddaddy died in 1988, Abie Jagoe showed up at the funeral.
Thank you for that info. Jagoes married into Lindsey family  much earlier on.   Lorc

[nichs2]

Hoping to find some information about the Jagoe Mills near Kinsale, Co Cork.  It appears Sam Jagoe c1818- 1898 was an owner at one time.  He was married to Hester Anne Levis.
Any information on either person or the property would be much appreciated.
Thanks.

[Kiltaglassan]

Welcome to RootsChat, nichs2 

Some links for others reading-

Second Lieutenant Charles Bateman Jagoe
CWGC
Son of William and Eva M. Jagoe, of Jagoe's Mills, Kinsale, Co. Cork.
https://www.cwgc.org/find-records/find-war-dead/casualty-details/139304/charles-bateman-jagoe/

Jagoe family in 1911 census
House 3 in Mullendunny (Kinsale Rural, Cork)
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1911/Cork/Kinsale_Rural/Mullendunny/419419/

Mullendunny
https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/5912468#map=16/51.7338/-8.5213

In 1901 census
House 2 in Mullindunny (Kinsale Rural, Cork)
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1901/Cork/Kinsale_Rural/Mullindunny/1121689/

Marriage of William Jagoe to Eva Maria Bateman on 7 October 1884.
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/marriage_returns/marriages_1884/10921/5990019.pdf