Hagan in Fermoy

[rmuser77]

Hi,
Looking for birth records (Baptism/Census etc) for John Hagan born around 1811 probably in Fermoy, Cork.
He later married Mary Adams in Fermoy, (Armagh) in 1829.
Joined up and ended up in Australia.
Thanks,
Rob.

[aghadowey]

Registration of births began in 1864 and first complete census for Ireland is 1901 so you'll need to search for surviving church records.

If he was Catholic- unfortunately the online baptismal register for Fermoy doesn't start until 1828-
http://registers.nli.ie/parishes/0051

[rmuser77]

Hi,

Came across a baptism record - 30 Jan 1812 - St Finbarr's - Cork
Parents - Patrick Hagan and Anastatia Ahern.
I wonder if this could be his?

Thanks,
Rob.

[Ambienz]

Hi,
Looking for birth records (Baptism/Census etc) for John Hagan born around 1811 probably in Fermoy, Cork.
He later married Mary Adams in Fermoy, (Armagh) in 1829.
Joined up and ended up in Australia.
Thanks,
Rob.

Long shot, but I have a John Hagan from Fermoy as a distant relative. My records suggest he married an Ann Miller from Greenwich in London. The notes are sparse but there is mention of one son Jack who married a Mary Goodwin, and of all children living in NSW Australia (not clear whether Jack or John's children).

Samuel Hagan, my great grandfather, I understand from family notes is a descendant of John Hagan.

[rmuser77]

Hi,

John had a son William who married Sarah Ann Miller born in Greenwich, England. From the original records I have John Hagan married Mary Adams in Armagh, Northern Ireland in 1829. Jack did marry Mary in 29 Dec 1894 in NSW.

Were are you based? Since I will be in Ireland in a couple of weeks trying to verify John's family history. If I have made any errors now is the time to pick them up.

Thanks,
Rob.

[Ambienz]

John had a son William who married Sarah Ann Miller born in Greenwich, England. From the original records I have John Hagan married Mary Adams in Armagh, Northern Ireland in 1829. Jack did marry Mary in 29 Dec 1894 in NSW.

OK you lost me somewhat:

John Hagan married Mary Adams in Armagh, Northern Ireland in 1829.

Their son William Hagan married Sarah Ann Miller.

Jack married Mary in 29 Dec 1894 in NSW. Is Jack William and Sarah's son,  and is Mary - Mary Goodwin?

Samuel Hagan may be the son of Jack Hagan and Mary Goodwin.

I am in London. This is from my mother's side who are all in Australia.

regards

David

[aghadowey]

If the 1829 marriage took place in Armagh R.C. Parish (and it was Ireland NOT Northern Ireland at the time) you can check the registers online-
https://registers.nli.ie/parishes/0184 (use the map to see surrounding parishes and others in County Armagh). There is a gap in the marriages but perhaps you might find earlier baptisms there. What's listed under the registers differs a bit from this listing-
https://www.johngrenham.com/records/rc_church.php?churchid=0184&parish=Armagh

[rmuser77]

Hi,

>> "Jack married Mary in 29 Dec 1894 in NSW. Is Jack, William and Sarah's son,  and is Mary - Mary Goodwin?" - correct

>> "Samuel Hagan may be the son of Jack Hagan and Mary Goodwin." - if he is I don't have a record of it. Their daughter Ruth Evelyn Hagan was my grandmother.

Cheers,
Rob.

[rmuser77]

William and Sarah Ann had a son Samuel born in 1875