Rosey's Place
BIOGRAPHIES
Duggan-Nolan
After the wedding, the family moved around quite a bit.
William was always listed as a Tailor in all records. Margaret was always listed as housekeeper.
In 1901 the family lived on Mount Pottinger Road. The older children in the house, Mary & Annie worked as flax weavers while Patrick was a tent maker. The family moved to Saul Street sometime before 1910. William died at the house on Saul Street in 1910. In 1911 Margaret was still living there with her two older children Patrick & Rose. She died in 1929.
The children listed on the tree were confirmed from GRO records. The marriage information was confirmed from Ulster Historical Foundation records. Where they lived and jobs they had were collected from the marriage, death and birth records and census records. The spelling of the family name varied on many of the records including Doogan, Dougan, Dugan and Duggan.
William's birth year is estimate. He was 60 when died on December 4, 1910 from heart failure. His son-in-law James Reynolds was present.
Possible birth for William was Apr 6/1847 as the son of William & Susan McKeating. This has not been confirmed so was not recorded on his profile.
Margaret was born on September 6, 1846 and baptized on September 9th at St. Matthews Church in County Down. Mrs. Reid was her Sponsor.
She died on October 8, 1929 from cardiac failure. Her daughter Mary was by her side.
Margaret's birth was confirmed by Ulster Historical Foundation records and her death was confirmed with GRO records.