Name: Martin Shively_22 September 2019

Updated: 09-28-2019 16:09:43.


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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. James Hagan: Birth: 1827 in New York. Death: 1839 in Carroll County, Ohio

  2. Mary Ann Hagan: Birth: 1828 in New York. Death: 1832 in Carroll County, Ohio

  3. Sarah Hagan: Birth: 1830 in Carroll County, Ohio. Death: 13 APR 1907 in Youngstown, Mahoning County, Ohio

  4. John Hagan: Birth: 1832. Death: 27 MAY 1908 in East Twp., Carroll County, Ohio

  5. Charles Hagan: Birth: 28 FEB 1833 in East Twp., Carroll County, Ohio. Death: 01 FEB 1922 in Hanover Township, Columbiana County, Ohio

  6. Ann Hagan: Birth: 1836 in East Twp., Carroll County, Ohio. Death: 15 NOV 1864 in Carroll County, Ohio


Notes
a. Note:   H2786
Note:   Family tradition states that a friend of John's who was living in Ohiopersuaded him that land was readily available and inexpensive in Ohio. As a result, John and Ann moved to East Township, Carroll County, Ohio between the time of their marriages in 1825 - 1827 and 1830. John is listed on the 1833 Carroll County tax list as living in Township 14, Range 4, Section 7.
  Family tradition also states that John had trouble making a living in Ohio and went to Chicago to find work. He was supposed to have found work there and been killed on the job.
  The Joyce Family History written by Benjamin Joyce in 1901 states that John left his family in Carroll County and went to Chicago when his daughter, Ann (born 1836) was a baby and never returned.
  In the 1840 Carroll County, Ohio Census, John's wife, Ann, is listed as the head of the house. In the 1850 Carroll County, Ohio Census, Ann is still listed as the head of the family. Her occupation is given as "farmer" and the value of the farm was $1,800.00. Family tradition states that a friend of John's who was living in Ohiopersuaded him that land was readily available and inexpensive in Ohio. As a result, John and Ann moved to East Township, Carroll County, Ohio between the time of their marriages in 1825 - 1827 and 1830. John is listed on the 1833 Carroll County tax list as living in Township 14, Range 4, Section 7.
  Family tradition also states that John had trouble making a living in Ohio and went to Chicago to find work. He was supposed to have found work there and been killed on the job.
  The Joyce Family History written by Benjamin Joyce in 1901 states that John left his family in Carroll County and went to Chicago when his daughter, Ann (born 1836) was a baby and never returned.
  In the 1840 Carroll County, Ohio Census, John's wife, Ann, is listed as the head of the house. In the 1850 Carroll County, Ohio Census, Ann is still listed as the head of the family. Her occupation is given as "farmer" and the value of the farm was $1,800.00.

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