I was reading old posts' here & saw someone mention FELIX BAGAN and recalled I saw the name somewhere in my BAGAN genealogy. A Julia SMITH died in 1888 in Mn, Fillmore county and the Death Register list's her father as Fellix BAGAN and her mother's name as Elizabeth.
Our BAGAN line started out as BEGGAN & they were from Rosslea. I know nothing more about Felix other then this.

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hello marjorie,
the morgans, i have are as follows.

thomas morgan originally newtownhamilton, co. armagh.
his son thomas went to monaghan and worked on the
castleshane estates.
thomas morgan married mary ann mc naughton
22 november 1861.st.joseph,s park street. monaghan town,
county monaghan.

children.peter 3-dec1862
james 4 june 1865
catherine 14 october 1867
mary 13 august 1870
patrick 2 march 1874

they were at turfiney-castleshane and
carrickanoran.county monaghan.
thomas died20 july 1906 age 74 years. navan. co. armagh
contact. aisling lynch[ sec] st.joseph,s presbytery.
park street.monaghan town. county monaghan. or
mr.theo.mc mahon. 6 TULLY. MONAGHAN
GOOD LUCK

Hi John,

Thanks so much for your message. I don't think that is
the right Thomas Morgan, however it may be a help to
know just where the Morgans were. My grandfather
Thomas Morgan was born around 1862 and according to
information I have he was taken from Irelandto the North of England
by an Aunt Bridget when he was around 8. He was in the
military and I find him in Yorkshire in the 1891 census
married to my grandmother in 1890. The marriage cert.
shows his father as Thomas working in the same place.
Anyway thanks again for your help. I am waiting for the
1901 census to become available to verify that the was
indeed born in Ireland.
Marjorie Bates

I have a CATH GOODMAN with parents name and siblings, i also have a date of birth for her, but not a place where she was born, do you have a date of birth for yours?

The landowner survey was completed in 1876 and first published in a London book that same year. At that time Catherine Goodman, address Lisduff, Ballybay, owned slightly more than 5 acres in Co. Monaghan valued at 4 pounds even. For more info. regarding the locations given try the IreAtlas: http://www.seanruad.com/ I did not find a Goodman landowner of an acre or more listed in the Armagh list, but then most Irish owned less or nothing at all and their names would not appear here The Griffith's Valuation was taken in Co. Monaghan in 1858-60, and in Co. Armagh in 1864. The all-Ireland Griffith's CD or book would be another resource for you to look for your Goodman surname in Ireland. I think that Griffith's is also on line at some subscription websites, check Otherdays.com

MY FAMILY COME FROM ARMAGH THE EARLIEST IS THOMAS GOODMAN bn 1812 he married SARA JOHNSON in 1833, CHILDREN WHO WHERE BORN IN IRELAND BERNARD, MARY CATHERINE, JAMES, LET ME KNOW IF THERE IS ANY CONNECTIONS.

Ann, I found your reference to James Hazlett in Iowa intriguing. I just came from a trip to Iowa on a geneological dig. I didn't have time for much research. I went to Oelweing, IA looking for my great uncles Samel K and Luther A. Hazlett. These were two of the sons of James Harvey Hazlett who homesteaded in Pleasant Valley, IA (near Elgin & West Union) in the 1850's. Supposedly he came to IA with his father (Samuel Kirk Hazlett). The land was part of payment for services in the war of 1812. Does any of this sound familiar?

Regards,
James Hazlett

PS James Harvey had another son Emmett who was my grandfather. He had a son he named after his father; James Harvey Hazlett b. 1893

I'm sorry. Our James' father was named George, and they came over from Ireland together -papa George dying on the way. They settled in Clayton County