O'Hagan, McCarroll Eskra Tyrone

[Roh]

Hello Mary Agnes
Wondering what your sister who lives in Omagh is called? We lived in Omagh ourselves after our father (Harry O'Hagan) became ill though we originally came from Eskra.
As a boy my father came back to N.Ireland with his mother, brother Jim and sister Maureen from Australia. My father's mother's maiden name was Margaret McCarroll.
As far as I remember my father had a cousin living in Cator (not sure of spelling though pronnounced Ka-torr) in Co.Tyrone called Dinny...any use? I'm in my late forties and the intricate family tree with lots of name repetitions confuses me!!!
If your sister still lives in Omagh she may have seen a recent death notice of my mother, Rose at the end of Oct...this is my connection.
Sorry I haven't replied sooner but didn't check this site until today.
Hope you're able to follow your ancestral trail further.
Regards, Roisin

[aghadowey]

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[achuaran]

Hi there.My wife's tree also has branches in Eskra. O'hagan's,McCarrolls.McCarnie,Doherty,Mulligan,Turbitt et al.
Henry O'hagan b.c1840 of Corkhill married Sarah Doherty.They had at least nine children including:
 
Elizabeth Margaret aka Lizzie m Matthew Mulligan, and their son,James Joseph, was brought up by a McCarney family,on the death of his mother in 1904.
Lizzie's Obituary reveals that, present at her funeral in Eskra, were brothers Patrick,John and Dennis O'hagan;sisters Mrs McCarney and Mrs Turbitt;uncles Patrick and Felix Doherty;nephews Patrick and Barney Carney,H.McWilliams and J.Turbitt;Cousins Francis,James and Arthur McCarroll,Dennis O'hagan,Joseph Doherty and Mrs Henry McKenna.
 
If anyone can help me with these families,I would be eternally grateful.
Many thanks,Jim MacGregor.

[achuaran]

Hi Regarding my above post.In the list of mourners,"N.T." is printed between different names.Can anyone tell me what N.T. stands for?
Many thanks,Jim Macgregor.

[kingskerswell]

Jim,
    From IGI

25 Jun 1864 Elizabeth Margaret O'Hagen born to Henry O'Hagen and Margaret Doherty in Clogher Co Tyrone

Regards

[maryderry]

some marriages i found, they maybe your family.

Record Type Civil Marriage
Date of Marriage 20 Nov 1867
Groom Name owen MCCARNEY
Bride Name ellen HAGAN
Church Clogher Roman Catholic Church
Parish Clogher
Civil District Clogher
County Tyrone

Record Type Civil Marriage
Date of Marriage 25 Nov 1869
Groom Name thomas MCCARNEY
Bride Name bridget MCWILLIAMS
Church Fintona Roman Catholic Church
Parish Donacavey
Civil District Omagh
County Tyrone


Record Type Civil Marriage
Date of Marriage 17 Jan 1865
Groom Name james MCCARNEY
Bride Name anne MCKENNA
Church Clogher Roman Catholic Church
Parish Clogher
Civil District Clogher
County Tyrone

Record Type Civil Marriage
Date of Marriage 30 Aug 1876
Groom Name john TURBITT
Bride Name sarah anne OHAGAN
Church Clogher Roman Catholic Church
Parish Clogher
Civil District Clogher
County Tyrone

Record Type Civil Marriage
Date of Marriage 19 May 1883
Groom Name william MCKENNA
Bride Name sarah TURBITT
Church Ballygawley Roman Catholic Church
Parish Errigal Keerogue
Civil District Clogher
County Tyrone

                                              regards mary.

[achuaran]

Many thanks Mary....and also "kingskerwell".
Have a Merry Christmas and a happy New Year.
Jim

[timore]

Not sure how active this thread is anymore but I recognise quite a few of the names mentioned. The Denis or Dinny O'Hagan mentioned by some posters here was my Grandfather. His brother John lived to 102 I believe and lived in Catore (spelling). I spent a few Christmas's their as a child. I remember meeting Arthur a few times too. I'm sure my mother, Dinny's daughter,  might help fill in a few gaps if anyone's interested.

[Mary Agnes]

I am Arthur's daughter, Mary.  Do you live in Ireland?