Coghlans in Chile?

[ShaunJ]

When Marmaduke landed in the US on his way back to Chile in 1919, he named his nearest relative in the UK as Mrs M Coghlan, 35 Frances Road, Windsor
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C9TK-NV2Z?i=1524&cc=1368704

[JennyMarieGradwell]

When Marmaduke landed in the US on his way back to Chile in 1919, he named his nearest relative in the UK as Mrs M Coghlan, 35 Frances Road, Windsor
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C9TK-NV2Z?i=1524&cc=1368704

Thank you so much for all your help! I'm building quite a picture now. Marmaduke had a particularly eventful life, also his Aunt, Fanny.

[dublin1850]

I got quite a bit of help from the Chilean embassy here (Dublin) when researching a family member who had died there in Valparaiso in 1906. A very kind lady got me a death cert and a burial location for a small fee. I don't think it was an official service they offer or anything, but the Chilean embassy in the UK may be able to put you in touch with someone who can help.

[jorejim]

Hello
I found Carlos Coghlan Signing a loan in Chile 1934, so I presume he was born just after the 1900īs
Then also there are records of Harold Cogham Chessmann from 1935
There is also Edwing Coghlan born in Chile 1926 who has different entries in the Inmmigration service in USA.
In 1965, died Jorge Stuart Coghlan Alister born in 1916. His burial was paid by Tomas Coghlan and I presume he was buried at the Coghlan Chessman mausoleum in Santiago, Chile
sites to check
www.archivonacional.cl
familysearch.org

[jorejim]

Hola again
just found the following site
http://www.genealogiachilenaenred.cl/gcr/IndividualPage.aspx?Id=I50997
I believe this will help you a lot, as it shows the descendants of Edward Stuart Coghlan, that were born in Chile