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Micheal Dugan Sr. And J. Frazier Michael Jr. Marriage records Vt
1880 Soundex - Laborer
Marriage records Dec. 23,1870 VT.
Census 1900 (Hampton Co. ed 586 sh I Michael Dugan) Michael Dugan Feb 1830 age 70 ; Married 29 yrs.; Ireland ,Parents Irish; entered US 1854, in the country 45 yrs. NA. No occupation. Live at 599 State St. Rented.
Jane May 1845 age 55;Married 29 yrs.; Ireland, Parents Irish; entered 1866 ; in country 34 yrs.
George A. Dec 1877 Age 22 Vermont; Parents Irish; Filer @@ US Armory. Mable Aug. 1885 age 14 Vermont. Mable Granddaughter Dec 1889 Mass. age 11; Parents : father Canada - Fr. and Mother Vermont. ,( Mesa Mass.?)
Michael entered 1854 , married NY 1870; ; Vt. Vital records ,St Albans Children of Mike and Jane - Mary Jane 1871,George A 1877, Eliza 1880, Mable Did Mable 1884 and Mable 1889 Marry in Mass abt 1905 &1910? Daughters 5, married names: Mrs H.W. Robinson,Mrs.Joseph Tigeon, Mrs. H. Wilkinson(wilkins) , Mrs E J McCarthy, and Elizabeth Dugan.
Oak Grove Cemetary Springfield Michael died January 9, 1918 and is buried in Oak Grove Cemetary in Springfield,Mass.Lot #1993 sec 19. In the same plot is Jane Dugan died Nov.15,1909 age 64 7/12 Mary Dugan Rieg died Feb. 18, 1942 age 714/12 yrs Ruptert W Robinson died Feb. 28, 1924 age 58 6/12 yrs. (brotherin- law of Eliza Dugan Wallingford? note on cemetary records) (wife Mary Jane Dugan)
Dugan family Obits Springfield Union Newspaper May 22 &23, 1911
Michael Dugan
80 Yrs. Old of 44 Vine St. Died Yesterday. He Was born in Ireland. For 20 Years he made his residenc in St. Albans, VT and for the past 30 yrs. he has been a resident of Springfield. He leaves five daughters. Mrs. H. J. McCarty, Mrs. Joseph Begion, Mrs. H. Wilkins, Mrs. R. W. Robinson, All of Springfield, Mrs. George A. Hall of Providence, RI. And George A., Of Bridgeport, CT. and several grand children. The funeral will be had in Graham's Chapel Saturday afternoon. Services to be announced.
Died : Dugan, Age 80, Funeral services at Graham's 27-39 Howard St. Saturday at 2PM. Burial will be at Oak Grove Cemetery.
St Albans Dugan family born here ST Albans was interesting to visit and I found a good restaurant for dinner and breakfast. The Dugan family was born here all six. The center area has a long green that is surrounded on the backside with 5 churches and a government building and a historic society. Going north to the end of the green and across the street you find the city hall with index cards of names of family members with details of births, death, and marriages then from there you can look up the original record if needed in books. Looking at the photos you get the feeling of old New England but when you move out of the center area you step into a mix of old and new homes and old and modern farms. The traffic was heavy in the foliage period and during rush hours. The bay area is great for they have a park all along one side in one direction and in the other direction you see homes along the shoreline and in back of them. They have a city library you can read census and history books of the towns in the area. The local RR is still in operations and sells tickets in the station for limited travelers and the freight trains are working in yards down the tracks. Driving through here was fun to take a moment in my life to share the views that my ancestors enjoyed in their time and to realize what influenced my grandfather to settle in Milford must have been the Long Island sound we live along and ST Albans bay that he swam in.
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