Bogan - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

James A. Bogan, 1920

DaveDyer45 — 30 Nov 2008 8:10:35 GMT

I have a company newsletter from 1920 (Buffalo, NY) that has a bio of James A. Bogan who is on the board of directors. I have put it in a Word doc and I will be happy to send it to anyone who may be interested. Also, it has a photo of him. Just send me an email: davedyer@mindspring.com

James A. Bogan, 1920

DaveDyer45 — 30 Nov 2008 8:08:46 GMT

trying to contact other members of Bogan clan

Donny R. Bogan — 17 Mar 2000 11:58:01 GMT

My famiely goes back three gen. to Russellive
Ar. I have contact many other Bogan. If you
would like to compare notes please e-mail me.

Bogans Arkanas

boganhome — 21 Nov 2008 2:19:12 GMT

I am a desendant of James Bogan b 1805 in NC. He married Timmia Haney in Tn in the 1830s.Census show Timmy to be born in NC as well. They went to Marshall Co, Ms 1850 census, and on to Clark Co, AR in the 1850s. My ggrandfather was John H Bogan who died in 1897 in Texas. James Bogan died in 1859 in Arkansas. I am trying to trace James back to NC and Timme Hanie as well. Thanks Richard Bogan boganhome@aol.com

Marriage in CA 1863- Charles BOGAN to Miss Margaret KERRINGS

danderup — 14 Oct 2008 8:13:14 GMT

Am not related. May be of interest to someone who is. I have no further info but additional old newspaper extracts may be found at URL:

www.newspaperabstracts.com/index.php

Vern D
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Transcribed by Dee Sardoc
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Stockton Daily Independent
Stockton, San Joaquin Co., CA
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>>WEDNESDAY, 5 AUG 1863<<

MARRIED - at Mariposa, July 26th, Mr. Chas. BOGAN to Miss Margaret KERRINGS.
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It appears family is in following census
1870, CA, Mariposa

Charles, 41, Ireland
Margaret, 40, Ireland

1880, CA, Mariposa

Charles, 51, Ireland
Margaret, 50, Ireland
W F, cousin, 45, Ireland

1900, CA, Marin

Charles, 71, Apr 1829, Ireland
Margaret, 70, Apr 1830, Ireland

1910, CA, Marin

Margaret, 88, Widowed, Ireland
with relative Mallory & Turner in household

African American Bogan's

Charles Bogan — 15 Feb 2005 3:26:05 GMT

My family settled in Annona, TX which is a small town in extreme Northeast Texas near Clarksville, TX and the Arkansas, Oklahoma and Louisiana borders. My grandfather's name was Minnigan Bogan and he was married to Viola Washington. They had a total of 6 children.I would like some information on the name and ,if at all possible, what part of the country we may have migrated from. My family is the only Bogan family, black or white, that I've ever come in contact with. Any information would be appreciated. Thank You.

Bogan - Co. Donegal c.1850

rosbogan — 16 Sep 2008 2:33:35 GMT

looking for potato-famine era Bogans that came over from north Ireland

tennie Bogan

tlee1201 — 9 Jul 2008 9:48:17 GMT

I am searching for information regarding my great grandfather Tennie Bogan born about 1864 in clifton, Tennessee. He was a laborer, married Lizzie C., and had six children. Their names were Kennie, Blanche, Merritt, Thomas ( my grand father), Cecil and Kate.

This is a black family of Bogans and I am anxiously searching to find other relatives or information about my ancestors.

Bogans of Ire, DE, PA, NJ

Cindy Nunn — 5 Jan 2002 11:15:35 GMT

My Michael BOGAN left Ireland and settled in Delaware, circa 1840-1850. He wife was Mary (maiden unkn). Their son, Edward J. Bogan, born June 1854 (circa) married Catherine Duffy in Pennsylvania. Their children were Mary A., b. 1884, PA,(my grandmother, married Charles Ackley in Camden, NJ), Barnard, b. 1885, PA, Michael A., b. 1886, PA, Elizabeth C., b. 1891, PA, Sarah J., b.1888, PA, and Florence, b. 1892, PA. Arthur E., b. 1895, Camden, NJ, Edward J., b. 1896, Camden, NJ.

If anyone is interested in or searching these lines please contact me...cindy.nunn@ntlworld.com

Isaac and Easter [Esther, Hester] Farrar Bogan

librarian2007 — 15 Dec 2007 8:40:19 GMT

Okay, I am t-totally confused! I have been doing some confirmation research to back-up things that I have researched about the Bogans. I am starting to find a lot of information that says that Easter [Esther, Hester] Farrar, wife of Isaac Bogan, was NOT the daughter of Thomas Farrar and Elizabeth Howard, but the daughter of James McElroy. This is supposedly proven in McElroy’s will. If this is true, it blows about ten years of research out of the water. Does anyone have any absolutely correct information on this subject either way? Moreover, if it is true, how could I have been following the wrong information for so many years? This is very discouraging.

Walter Howard Bogan(Jonah) 1680

Jewell65 — 7 Dec 2006 7:23:03 GMT

I have a question Walter was born in Ireland, his father Walter was born in Hempston, Devon, England.
Does anyone know the reason the Bogans left England and went to Ireland
Gwenevier Madison married Walter her birth as 1684 England. But why is there information of her mother being born in 1768. That has to be a mistake.. Her mother listed as Dorthea Todd Payne
Tanks Jewell

Louetta Bogan

flightyone37 — 21 Dec 2007 10:57:21 GMT

Looking for information on Louetta (Brown) Bogan. She was married several times. Her first marriage was to Clark Lee Wolf. She was daughter to Fred. W. Brown b. 1866 d. 1955 in Ohio. She also married Joseph Bogan- they had several children. She was my mothers Step-Aunt and Grandmother. If anyone has more details on this line Please email me at: flightyone37@yahoo.com ( Rose)

Fred Brown

flightyone37 — 21 Dec 2007 10:52:13 GMT

Looking for information on Fred W. Brown b. 1866 Oh D. 1955 Oh. His wife at the time of death was Sarah L Brown. He had several children: Daisy South, Arlis Brown, Louetta Brown, and Harry Brown. His father is listed as James Brown. Does anyone have information on this line? He was my mothers grandfather.
Rose
flightyone37@yahoo.com

Bogan's in Clinton County Ohio

Flena137 — 15 Aug 2005 7:16:34 GMT

Looking for information on James Bogan who married Mary Jane Mahoney 28 Feb 1895 in Clinton County Ohio. They had one child that I know of Thomas G. Rogan born 12 Apr 1895 in Clinton County.
Their last name was listed as ROGAN in church records however they were written in latin and pencil so I'm thinking it may be a mistake.
ANY info is greatly appreciated.
Please email me directly at Flena137@aol.com

Bogan Family Tombstones

nicholas1996 — 5 Dec 2007 11:26:25 GMT

These people are buried in South Central Missouri on the western border of the state. If you want a tombstone from this group email me to find out how to get it:

Bret Loy Bogan
Brett Landon Bogan
Carl & Novella Bogan
George & Ora Bogan
Loren Bogan

John Bogan of Ireland, and his wife Viola C. of Scotland

raconteur27 — 9 Jan 2007 12:34:56 GMT

I am researching this line of Bogan's for my best friend, whose mother was a Bogan. Her name was Dolores Ruth Bogan, born Jan 31, 1928, in IL. Her mother was Viola (I do not know her maiden name.) Viola's parents were both born and raised in Poland. Her father was John Bogan, born in Ireland.

I have found them on the 1930 Census in IL, but cannot find anything else.

Dolores died on April 5, 2001, in Rogers AR and is buried in the Fayetteville National Cemetery in Fayetteville, AR. (Dolores Hudson).

Any help is truly appreciated!

Bogans in Indiana

Jamie Bogan — 19 Jun 2000 10:33:35 GMT

Hi! My husband and I are looking for some information on his family tree. We do have some info, but not a lot. His name is Daniel Bogan. His father is David Bogan. His parents are Donald and Marilyn (Eckman) Bogan. Donald's parents were Russel and Edna Bogan. This is as far as we can go at this point. If anyone as any information, it would be very much appreciated.

Thanks!

bogan's

pat bogan vankirk — 7 Apr 2000 4:49:51 GMT

i have some info the bogan's settleted in virginia in the ver early 1700's. the first being andrew. he was from ireland, donegal, i think. from va. (rockbridge co.) they went to indiana arriving there in 1830's. clinton co. kirklin,indiana. mygggrandfather was elisha w. bogan a physician there. there is also several burial spots with bogan's, on is even called bogantown .

Wesley Francis, Spencer Francis, and Elisha Wesley Bogan

jones1040 — 23 Mar 2006 2:32:11 GMT

I am looking for descendants of this line, so we can trade some info. Elmer Cile Bogan would be my G grandfather and the others would be his ancestors.

Michael Bogan, 908 Albany Ave., Brooklyn

Tim — 15 Feb 2006 9:12:06 GMT

Michael Bogan, of Brooklyn is named as the informant on the feath certificate of my Grandmother, Mary Ellen Quinn.
As I have little or no information regarding the parentage of Mary Quinn - Michael gives her mother's maiden name as Agnes McAndrew, but was unable to name Mary's father - I hope someone from the Bogan board might be able to share.
Mary Ellen died in 1934, but had emigrated from Donegal in 1928.
Tim

Samantha Ellen Bogan

Pat Christie — 1 Jan 2006 2:31:18 GMT

She was my great great grandmother. She married Jeremiah Kerns. They lived near Hume, Missouri in Bates County. She had other siblings in the area. My mother called one, Uncle Thomp. Samantha died March 21st, 1940. I don't know her birthdate. I don't know where the family originated from. If anyone knows anything about this family, please let me know. I don't know anything about the Kerns family past Jeremiah Kerns either. I don't know his siblings or parents, where the name originated, or anything. Now that everybody on my Mom's side is dead and gone, I don't have anyone to ask. I know lots about my Dad's family, but not Mom's. They were harder to get to know and communicate with.

Searching For Bogan's Family Members

Naomi D. Bogan-Jackson — 22 Oct 2000 2:42:17 GMT

My name is Naomi Bogan-Jackson, my father is Corwin Bogan DOB 1/19/1927, who reside in Los Angeles, California. I am searching for my father's siblings which he has not been in touch with for over 40 years. Oldest sister, Deloris NMN Bogan, DOB 11/1925, last known resident, Dixon State Hospital, N. Brinton Ave., Dixon, IL 61021. I was told my aunt had a baby girl in the early fifties. And his youngest brother, Calvin Thomas Bogan, DOB UNK/1929, last known resident, 522 E. 37th Pl. #521, Chicago, IL 60615. Both of my father's parents are deceased. My grandfather, Columbus Bogan POB is Snow Hill,AL and my grandmother, Mary Dick Bogan POB is Mobil, AL. I was told my grandmother had two brothers which are my greatuncle's named, Richard and Harry Dick, other information unknown regarding the uncles. I am DESPERATELY seeking my auntie, uncle or cousin(s). I can be reached at boganjackson@aol.com/(323) 291-9115. THANK YOU FOR ANY HELP..
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June 1869: J.B. BOGAN (wh) md Maria EVANS (col); North Carolina

transcriber — 17 Nov 2005 2:55:21 GMT

published in the Petersburg (VA) Daily Index
Wednesday 9 June 1869 issue
p 2, col 3

North Carolina Items:

In Wilmington on Saturday, a license
was issued to marry J. B. Bogan (white)
and Maria Evans (colored).

note: Wilmington is in New Hanover County, NC
a copy of the license should be available from the County's Register of Deeds office, http://www.nhcgov.com/ROD/RODmain.asp
Their fee for UNcertified copies is 25-cents per page.

bogan

Marylou — 10 Mar 2001 9:28:01 GMT

We are kin to Benjamin B 1781, VA son Madison B 1807 VA moved to Clinton Co, OH and some to Clinton Co, IN and IL. Have picture of Madison of tombstones...Some of my infomration is incorrect/mixed-up...Can anyone help.

mlb

Bogan

Barbara Gobert — 15 Apr 1999 5:26:25 GMT

I'm trying to find out about my great grandmother Mary Bogan. As far as I can find out she came from England in the early 1900's to Pennsylania. I think around 1917 or 1918. I think her maiden name was Green. I don't have very much information on her so if anybody out there knows of the Bogan name from England I would appreciate it. Thanks

Mary Bogan

acroftonatkins — 21 Oct 2005 10:52:08 GMT

Looking for a Mary Bogan who was born in Ireland and Married a Martin Crofton also born and lived in Ireland.
She would have been born somewhere around 1860 or 1865. She had three children that I am aware of:
Mary Crofton
Thomas Crofton
Martin Crofton
Martin Emigrated to america in the 1920's and Married a Mary Convey in Illinois.

Obit.: Rev. Robert Calvin BOGAN, Sr., 81, of NC

HaroldHolstein — 2 May 2006 1:47:32 GMT

Isaac Bogan/Esther Farrar

Cheryl Nichols — 8 Jul 2005 4:27:12 GMT

I am looking for information about Isaac Bogan born 1751 in VA died Sep 1805 in Union, SC. He married Esther Farrar daughter of Thomas Farrar and Elizabeth Howard. Isaac and Esther had a daughter named Easter or Hester or Ester Bogan who married James Martin. Thanks for your help

help me find family

john d. bogan jr — 20 Dec 1999 8:51:50 GMT

i am john bogan jr.(1959- ),my father is john bogan sr.(1930-1984),he grew up in baker la. (plank road),was a banker.his father is james bogan (1864-1938 i think), believed to have owned a sugarcane farm on plank road in baker la. i think he was born in the plains north of zachary la,had something to do with the plains presbiterian church in that area.his father came to the plains in 1828 i think maybe from north or south carolina, if anyone knows anything please e-mail me, thanks j. bogan

Bogan family in Spartanburg, S.C.

Aleshia Bogan — 24 Oct 2000 5:39:14 GMT

Theres not much I know about my family, but I'm the granddaughter of Donald and Dorthy Bogan, Neice of Ricky,Randy,Donald Jr.,and Daughter of Michael Bogan. Im only 17 and my father committed suicide when I was 1 and Im not close to the rest of the bogan family I guess because of that, and I would like to find out any information relating to my father or any of my family.

Photo Elmer and Elsie (Bogan) Borts, OH

joecan — 7 Nov 2004 9:08:53 GMT

In an antique store in Columbus OH I found an old photo by a Bucyrus, Ohio photographer with the following written on the back:

Elsie and Elmer Borts
Eusey Cousins

I believe this is Elmer Borts (son of William and Maggie Borts) and his wife Elise Bogan (daughter of Samuel Bogan and Mary Eusey). A few year back I found a tintype of Mary (Eusey) Bogan in a completely different shop.

Joecan

does any one have flora thomas in their ancestry?

shannonnorman_1 — 11 Jun 2005 7:49:02 GMT

I have noticed alot of bogan family around my family, the thomas/ hughes family in several census records in phillips co. AR. wondering if the families could be related.

Mary Ann Bogan

Mike Garland — 11 Apr 2005 3:45:16 GMT

I'm looking for any information on Mary Ann Bogan, no birth or death dates. I don't know who her parents are, all I do know is she was married on December 10, 1853 in New York City, New York to Edward H. Garland. Any information or help would be greatly appreciated.

Castlefinn, County Donegal, Ireland

chebozac — 1 Apr 2005 2:29:24 GMT

Rev. William Henry, Rector of Killesher, Co. Fermanagh, travelled through the area in 1739.

He describes Finn Water as "a large river, for its stillness and size, somewhat like the Boyne." He traces it from Lough Finn to the 'small market town of Ballymafey/Stranorlar; past Cavan, the seat of Lord Mountjoy, where there is a beautiful oak wood with remarkable straight stems.' Donaghmore, where Cairnes Henderson had a beautiful seat with well laid-out garden. Castlefin where there was a ferry. Clady Bridge - 'Where the Derrymen in 1689 were barely betrayed by their infamous Governor Col. Lundy, who having sold them into the hands of their enemies, sent them out with no ammunition.'

The story against Lundy had not improved with time! Rev. Henry seemed to think the country was in a good enough state, but a survey of Castlefin Manor, carried out in 1750, reads-

"Though it is nothing at present but a heap of ruins - having scarcely either house or tenant in it worth taking notice of - it is exceedingly well placed for trade. It lies in the middle of well planted country, by the side of a navigable river, by which they may go every Spring tide with boats or lighter of ten tons, to and from Londonderry.

The whole country about it is as remarkable for flax and yarns, as any. Would the proprietors get a bridge built over the river, which could be done for less than £400, or lay out land in the adjacent farms to accommodate the town, with the town tenancies being set in long leases - to traders of substance - it would turn to great advantage to both town and country."

Apparently, the countryside had recovered well - but the village of Castlefin was a bit of a mess!

http://www.finnvalley.ie/people/maryagneselliott/siegeofderr...

Boggan History

chebozac — 1 Apr 2005 2:20:26 GMT

The Yola People

It was in the South east of Ireland, at Baginbun, on the 1st May 1169, that a small company of mercenaries led by a group of Anglo-Norman knights landed. They sailed from Wales at the invitation of Dermot McMurrough, the Irish King of Leinster*. These were soldiers not of the King of England but of the Earl of Pembroke, known as Stongbow, and were only in pursuit of wealth and land.

Strongbow married Dermot's daughter and intermarriage between the invaders and the indigenous Irish became common, as did the exchange and interchange of languages, laws and customs, until they became "more Irish than the Irish". Hence the Yola People with their own unique language and customs. Numerous attempts were made by successive kings of England to prohibit this, and in Kilkenny in 1366, the Irish parliament legislated against the invaders wearing the Irish dress, hairstyle, language and laws - but their efforts proved unsuccessful.

The Yola People have roots of French, Flemish, Danish, English and Welsh origin, mixed with indigenous Irish and have names such as:

Barry
Devereux
Keating
Scurlock

Boggan
Doyle
Kinsella
Siggins

Bolger
Druhan
Lambert
Sinnott

Browne
Duff
Larkin
Stafford

Bryan
Fitzgerald
Meyler
Sutton

Busher
Fleming
Neville
Talbot

Chivers
French
O' Brian (Breen)
Wadding

Cloney
Furlong
Parle
Walsh

Codd
Godkin
Power
Whitty

Colfer
Grace
Prendergast

Condon
Harpur
Roche

Connick
Hay
Rochford

Cullen
Hore
Rossiter

Cusack
Kavanagh
Scallan

* Leinster (in the East) is one of the four provinces of Ireland, the rest being Ulster (North), Munster (South) and Connaught (West). Co. Wexford is part of Leinster.

http://homepage.eircom.net/~yolawexford/yolapeople.html

Ballyboggan, County Meath, Ireland

chebozac — 1 Apr 2005 2:13:30 GMT

The Parish of Finglas
(i.e. The Clear Stream.)

The Parish of Finglas is stated in the 17th century to have contained the townlands of Ballyboggan, Ballygall, Balseskin, Broghan, Cabragh Little, Cardiff's Castle, Coldwinters, Finglas, Finglas Bridge and Wood, Jamestown, Johnstown, Kildonan, Kilshane, Laurestown, Skephubble, and Toberburr.

It contains now the townlands of Ballyboggan (i.e. O'Boggan's town), North and South, Ballygall (i.e. the town of the hog), Baflystrahan (i.e. town of the stream), Balseskin (i.e. the town of the moor), Bishopswood, Broghan (i.e. the border), Cabragh (i.e. the bad land), Cardiffsbridge (or Kerdiff's bridge), Cardifiscastle (or Kerdiff's castle), Charlestown, Coldwinters, Cruiserath (or Cruise's rath), Finglas East and West, Finglaswood, Glasnevin Demesne (i.e. the demesne of Naeidbe's stream), Globe, Jamestown Great and Little, Johnstown, Kildonan (i.e. Dunan's wood), Kilreesk (i.e. the wood of the morass), Kilshane (i.e. the wood of the fairy), Laurestown, Poppintree (i.e. St. Papan's tree), Shallon (i.e. the place of the gallows), Skephubble (i.e. the thorn of the congregation), Springmount, Stang (i.e. the rood), Stockens (i.e. the stubbed land), Toberburr (i.e. the well of the watercourse), Tolka, and Westereave.

http://www.chapters.eiretek.org/books/ball1-6/Ball6/ball6.6....

Honor Boggan, born @ 1765 (daughter of William Boggan???)

chebozac — 31 Mar 2005 5:50:47 GMT

Anybody run across an Honor Boggan? She was the wife of Isaac Nichols, born 1765, Anson County, North Carolina. Descendants (including William Boggan Nichols I, William Boggan Nichols II, and John Boggan Nichols) ended up in Stewart and Humphreys Counties in Tennessee.

IN Bogan's

Shelain — 16 Jul 2001 3:27:47 GMT

Just getting started on my Bogan family and have little to go on so far. My ggrandfather was James. He had a brother Eli and a sister Maggi. My grandfather was Bert. He had brothers Clint, John and Harry. Sisters were Bessie, Hazel, Pauline and Ruth. Bert was in the Navy and married Edna Reichner. My father was born in PA. Any relatives out there?

BOGAN'S from Bossier City, LA

kpaige365 — 27 Feb 2005 5:06:43 GMT

Is there anyone that has family that lived in Bossier City, LA? Can anyone give me any info on Johnny Ray Bogan that was married to Jo Ann Hudson in 1950? Both are deceased.

Amanda BOGAN

truesoutherns — 16 Dec 2003 5:37:16 GMT

I am looking for information on Amanda BOGAN who m. Calvin W. JONES, possibly in Mississippi or MO. Children were:

1. Calvin Wade JONES b. 26 Oct 1826 (census records say MS., could be MO.) d. 9 Mar 1894 in Postoak, Jack Co., Tx.

2. Ben JONES

3. Silas JONES b. abt. 1832/35 possibly in MS. or MO.

Any information would be appreciated.
Donna

Bogan Marriages in Ms.

et13 — 20 Nov 2004 2:03:14 GMT

bogan or green in helena arkansas

cwils1 — 21 May 2004 11:34:26 GMT

american of african descent any family or relative, my father in law (great was issac bogan, his wife was julie green) any links out there would be appreciated, thanking you in advance.

Bogan surname in Michigan

Carol_Bogan — 15 Oct 2002 1:12:11 GMT

Hi, I am a Bogan by marriage as of Oct 10, 1998. I have recently started on my husbands genealogy. I'm posting here in the hopes of connecting with those researching the BOGAN family name from MI

My husband is a descendant of Patrick Bogan born ca 1830's. Also had brothers Cornelius and John (they were in the Civil War). Family arrived in USA from Ireland ca late 1850's just prior to Civil War. Lived mainly in Houghton, Schoolcraft, and Wayne,Counties. Hope to hear from anyone researching Michigan BOGAN'S.

Kindest Regards, Carol (Nowak) BOGAN

help anyone

john bogan — 10 Sep 1999 2:58:49 GMT

i am john bogan from zachary louisiana ,my father,john also,was born in baker louisiana.his father was james maybe from zachary louisiana. i am looking for any info on the bogans from these areas,(1828-1990) thanks

BOGAN Genealogy Photos - link Inside

Joe Bott — 11 Feb 2004 6:35:49 GMT

Bogan Carol St Louis MO
Bogan Margaret St Louis MO

Direct Link:
http://www.deadfred.com/surnameIndR.php?sLastName=Bogan

Submit Your Bogan or Orphanded photos here
http://www.deadfred.com/submit.php

Handwritten copy of Marion Wesley's Bogan descendants

janbogan89 — 7 Sep 2003 2:19:04 GMT

Hi James, I'm trying to link my Bogan Line with the Va. -Andrew Bogan family. John W. Bogan married to Hannah M. Ginger and his son S.W.P. are mentioned in this handwritten copy, but I can't find documentation that they are Andrew' s descendants. My branch stayed in Bath county while others went to Ohio and Indiana. Can you help me? Hopefully, Jan Bogan.

Bogan/Boggan Families

BarbaraWilson283 — 24 Jun 2001 7:27:05 GMT

Searching for information on two sets of Bogan(s), Boggan(s) who lived in the Greenville, Alabama area, Lowndes County and etc. Some of them were African-American and some were White. My great-grandmother's name was Mahalia Boggan. She came from a large family with with possibly two sets of children.

Looking for Nellie Bogan born 1884 in Colorado

CUBUFF84 — 8 Jun 2003 11:34:12 GMT

She was my greatgrandmother. she died in 1968 in Cortez, Colorado. she was married to John Elmer Evans who was born in Nebraska in 1877 and died in Colorado in 1970- they were my paternal grandmother's parents-please fell free to email me with any information.

S.T. Bogan, Jr.

Lorie — 9 Mar 2003 11:00:58 GMT

The Valley Tribune, Quitaque, Texas - March 6, 2003

On January 18, 1941 five men reported to the Army in duction station at Lubbock as the first to be called in the draft from Briscoe County for one year of service, one of these five at S.T. Bogan, Jr. December 7, 1941 extended S.T.'s time until June 6, 1945. His unit the 112th Cavalry went to the South Pacific in July 1942 and saw combat as infantry against the Japanese in New Britain, New Guinea and the Philippines. S.T. was a Platton Sergeant and was awarded the Combat Infantryman's Bade, Asiatic-Pacific Service Medal, Philippine Liberation Ribbon, American Defense Service Medal and Good Conduct Medal before his discharge.

Harold "Barney" Bogan

Lorie — 23 Apr 2003 1:09:08 GMT

The Valley Tribune, Quitaque, Texas - April 17, 2003

Harold "Barney" Bogan joined the ARmed Forces in january 1942. After completing Basic Traiing his time serving in the Navy and included time spent at the Naval Air Station in Corpus Christi; Electrical School at Newport, Rhode Island; and working at the Naval Personnel Bureau, Washington, DC.

In 1943 he was transferred to Tampa, Florida where he boarded the USS Varuna. From there they went through the Panama Canal to the South Pacific where he served.

Barney received an Honorable Discharge in October 1945 after achieving the rank of Yeoman 1st Class.

Lucinda BOGAN Smith

coolcreek — 7 Jan 2004 11:33:43 GMT

hello, if our lucinda's are the same this is what i have. my lucinda bogan was born aug. 13, 1800 in rockbridge co. va. she was married to jesse b. smith on sept. 13, 1825. she lived in pike co. il. i do not know where she married. and when she came to illinois. she died march 19, 1877. and is buried in pleasant grove. cem. pike co. if this sounds familiar. please let me know and i will send you more. she would also be my ggggrandmother.

Martha Jane BOGAN of Harnett Cty NC borne Mar 1841

joannbadstibner — 10 Aug 2006 12:46:54 GMT

MARRIED TO DAVID A YARBOROUGH BORNE FEB 1830 WITH 9 CHILDREN
EMAIL RICHARDJOANN@ALLTEL.NET

"Bogan History" by Marion Wesley Bogan

PatrickBogan — 27 Feb 2003 12:36:21 GMT

I'm looking for the complete document that was produced by Marion Wesley Bogan in the 1950's. Marion b. 8/3/1873 in Kirklin, Indiana, son of John, son of David, son of John, son of Andrew, who came from Ireland.
I have pages 1-22 and pages 75-77. These pages are in the Bogan vertical files in the Frankfort, Indiana Library. There were donated to the library by Patty Arline Bogan Locke in Sep 1996.
Anyone know where I can get the rest of the pages??
Thanks!

William Leander Bogan, Warrick Co., IN

ncs13131 — 18 Jan 2003 8:37:06 GMT

We are looking for info on his parents - Jackson and Sarah M. Miller Bogan(from KY) (Sarah died in IN 6/16/1893)

Raymond BOGAN

elaine white — 7 Jan 2004 11:32:27 GMT

HI, My first husband was the elder Raymond Bogans uncle. His name was Paul Gordon.His sister was Grace who wasRaymonds mother. Could help with some info. email me at econofer37@aol.com

BOGAN_Eugene_and_Mecie.JPG

Allen Wheatley — 9 Oct 2002 7:14:29 GMT

I photographed this tombstone in the Peoples Cemetery, Tarrant County, Texas. Feel free to use the picture for your records.

This is one of the 22,261 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

bogan,muse,smith

coolcreek — 18 Apr 2002 3:21:12 GMT

looking for information on andrew bogan,married to nancy ann muse. they had adaughter lucinda b.-8/13/1800, rockbridge co. west va. she married jesse smith april 13,1825. i beleive they are both buried in pike co. illinois. thanks.

Walter Bogan, et al, Castlefinn, Ireland

@@john.bill@erols.com — 1 Jul 2003 11:07:08 GMT

Many people have mention Walter Bog(g)an, sometimes with brother Patrick, sometimes linking him to Benjamin Bogan, sometimes with John or William or a sister, et al. Sometimes Walter is listed as Sir Walter Bogan. I have been unable to find him in any contemporary, (17th or 18th century) document.

I am descended from Andrew Bogan, who died about 1820 in Rockbridge Co, VA (born c 1750, place unknown), through his daughter Lucinda Bogan (born 1800, married Jesse B Smith, 1825 and died in Pike Co, IL, 1866).

I am seeking any primary evidence in the form of a document which mentions Walter Bogan, who by several people is claimed to be the progenitor, or brother to many Colonial American Bogans.

Can anyone give a cite to a document (either Irish or American) giving Walter or any of his siblings which would establish their relationship to an Colonial American Bogan family?

I have worked on collecting Bogan family records since 1955, and toward that goal I have found much "Bogan documentation", BUT I have been UNSUCCESSFUL in my search to link my Andrew Bogan to the Patrick who moved from PA to VA to NC between 1740 and 1756; or to the Benjamin who served in the American Revolution from Frederick Co, VA; or to Captain Patrick Bog(g)an of Anson Co, NC; or to John or William Bogan of Colonial SC.

Can anyone provide any documentation toward connecting these people?

George Bogan, Baltimore, MD

LindaWashington84 — 29 Apr 2002 4:35:36 GMT

Geoge (Pop Pop) was my g-mother's 2nd husband. He died in January of 1961 or 2. I am trying to find out anything on my g-mother Gertrude Turner Foster Bogan. She had connections to Amherst, VA. Anthing on George would be appreciated also. Very fond of him.

Bogan's from Georgia/relocated to Ohio

CharisseGarcia — 20 Dec 2001 9:20:17 GMT

My father was born in Atlanta Georgia.His name was George Allen Bogan. His dad name was also George Bogan. My father's mother's name was Mattie Bibbs. I know my grandfather relocated from Georgia to Ohio. I know nothing more. My dad was born in 1946. But I have no more information before that time becaused my father passed when I was really small. He never talked about his dad to my mother. Any information would be highly appreciated.

Bogan.com - Donegal - NJ - Roselle Park

Vince Bogan — 2 Oct 2001 2:30:27 GMT

Seeking related Bogans

Just starting on my quest

go to http://bogan.com/reunion

Post there !!!

All Bogans Welcome!!

Vince Bogan

Bogans from Clinton Co. Ohio

Tracy Bogan — 27 Jul 2001 11:22:16 GMT

I am needing some help I am tracing my Bogan roots and I have traced it back to Joseph Harrison Bogan born in 1877 his father's name was Allen Bogan and his mother Phebe Jordon I need more info on Allen Bogan and Phebe Jordon
the info I am looking date of birth, location of birth, parents
and date of death if anyone has any info it will greatly be appreciated my e-mail is 427tjb@msn.com Thank so much!
Tracy Bogan
Cincinnati, Ohio

Melissa Bogan of IN

MWieand8013 — 25 Jun 2001 8:07:09 GMT

Looking for information on a Melissa Bogan married to a Pinckney or Pinkney Richardson of Indiana.

BOGANS OF LOUISIANA

Johnny Bogan — 17 Aug 2000 8:21:05 GMT

MY FATHER PASSED AWAY IN 1984, HIS NAME WAS JOHN D. BOGAN SR. THERE WAS VERY LITTLE TALK OF HIS PAST.ALL I KNOW IS, HIS FATHERS NAME WAS JAMES D. BOGAN AND LIVED IN BAKER LOUISIANA. IF ANYONE KNOWS THE BAKER AREA, YOU MAY REMEMBER WHERE THE DAN KLINE RODEO WAS HELD YEARS AGO,THAT WAS THE HOUSE THAT MY GRAND FATHER (JAMES) BUILT. MY FATHER (JOHN,B.1930-D.1984)AND HIS ONLY REAL SISTER (GLADYS) WAS BORN THERE.I HAVE HERD THAT MY GRAND FATHER DIED AROUND 1938 AND WAS IN HIS 70'S OR 80'S,SO HE WAS BORN AROUND THE START OF THE CIVIL WAR. HE ALSO WAS MARRIED SEVERAL TIMES, WITH CHILDREN FROM ALL MARRIAGES. HE MAY BE CONNECTED WITH THE BOGAN'S OF THE PLAINS(NORTH OF ZACHARY LOUISIANA). IF ANYONE HERE KNOWS ANYTHING OF THIS FAMILY ,PLEASE REPLY. THANK YOU.

BOGAN, CINCINNATI, OHIO

CHRISTINE BOGAN — 10 Apr 2001 3:46:38 GMT

LOOKING FOR ANYONE RELATED TO BOGANS FROM OHIO AREA. RONALAD BOGAN MARRIED TO PAM BOGAN AND HAD 5 SONS.

genealogy bogan family

CHARLES LEROY BOGAN — 31 Dec 2000 9:23:02 GMT

Sanford,N.C. area

looking for relatives of Arthur Bogan

matt prytherch( Arthur Bogans great grandson) — 8 Apr 2001 2:29:06 GMT

i am matt prytherch (arthur bogans great grandson) and i am interested to know some family history. He is thought to have relatives in liverpool (England) and somewhere in America and travelled with fairgrounds. He lived in Leicestershire (England) for a short time. could you please contact me with details at bryan@bprytherch.freeserve.co.uk

Stella Bogan

kkwiatkowsk5022 — 11 Jul 2001 7:22:09 GMT

Searching for Stella Bogan. Died 1992 in Downers Grove. Trying to find married name she died under.

Narrued 3 tunes
Had a daughter Joan and a son Raymond

First marriage 1939 - Steven

She was a waitress and one husband, William, was a Chef in a Chicago hote. He was German Protestant.

J.C. Bogan, sells store in NJ 125 years ago

L_Cammaroto — 4 Jan 2003 5:53:45 GMT

The articles in “From the Archives” are reprinted from previous editions of The New jersey Herald, which began publication in 1829; the Sussex Register, which began in 1814; and the Sussex Independent, which began in 1871. The stories appear in their original form, although some have been edited for length.
"Jacob Youngs, for several years a clerk in Hough Bros. store, has purchased the Segar and Tobacco shop of J.C. Bogan. "Jake" will take charge of the business on the 1st."

Maria Bogan from County Cork, Ireland?

vvesper — 5 Jul 2001 9:01:59 GMT

Anyone have any info on a Bogan family from County Cork? My husband's g-g-grandmother was Maria Bogan who married George Candish around 1850-1860. She was supposedly from County Cork, and would have been born about 1818. She died in 1899 in Hall Co., Nebraska.

Grist, Bogan, Love

georgiaalove1 — 26 Feb 2002 4:32:45 GMT

How do these names connect? Georgia Love

amanda mary m. calvin wade jones ~1820

vwcatdr — 24 Mar 2002 9:32:49 GMT

who were her parents?

Bogan in Van Zandt Co. TX

vicki wood — 18 Jan 2001 6:23:47 GMT

Amanda Mary married Calvin Wade Jones

jane bogan of Va

kirkgirl — 24 Oct 2002 4:17:39 GMT

Jane Bogan of Kanawha co. Va married Elijah Fowler early 1800's and they later moved to Gallia Co Ohio. Any information appreciated.

need any info.

Denise Bogan-Smith — 15 Dec 2000 10:53:00 GMT

Parents are Raymond Edward Bogan (born 8-50, died 12-91) and Patrcia Ann Mayo (born 6-50, living)
My dad is buried at Zachery-Thomas in KY.
I have two half sisters. One of them is deceased, her name is Jennifer. Any help would be good.

Looking for Shirley Zempel his mother remarried.
Looking for Kathy Bogan , remarried in Delaware, lost her email address, and miss talking to her.

I met my dad when I was 12, and never spoke or seen him since May 1986 in Florida.

Any info is new to me.

Anyone from Ireland?

Kristine — 17 Sep 2000 8:19:23 GMT

Hello! My family is from ireland and I was wondering if anyone here is from there and which parts? Post a message andtell me about it!

Bogan Family

LHolladay4136 — 29 Sep 2001 7:28:08 GMT

My greatgrandmother was Mary Bogan May of
Livingston, Ala. She married Benjamin Grey
Cooke in 1844. Does anyone have any information
on this Bogan family that lived in Livingston,
Alabama in the mid-1800's. Thanks.

Henrico N.C.

Robert C Bogan — 12 Oct 2000 5:00:05 GMT

Norfolk VA.

Charles. C. Bogan

jjvick — 24 Jun 2001 5:36:39 GMT

I just came into possession of a High School English grammar book c.1895 that belonged to a Charles.C.Bogan. It seems that the initials of the High School were T.C.H.S. I found it in an antique store in Pendleton, Oregon although it could have come from anywhere. There is also a photo of a young person in the book labeled with the name D.Peters and a drawing of a woman named Edith. It seems Charles was an artist. Do these names ring any bells with anyone?

Emmett Bogan

Florence — 7 Oct 2000 7:53:59 GMT

Looking for Emmett Bogan, from Chicago, born around 1934,35 etc. Southside

Amanda Mary Bogan Jones

vicki wood — 20 Sep 2000 6:27:02 GMT

Married in TX approx 1820 prob. in Van Zandt Co.

Looking for Mother

Pamela Simpson — 11 Sep 2000 10:43:03 GMT

Iwas adopted 20 years ago, I am looking for my Mother Mary Ellen Bogan. I think she lives in South Lake Tahoe, where I was born. Any information will be appreciated.

carrie jane bogan

tina worthington — 31 Aug 2000 4:21:31 GMT

I am looking for information about my great grandmother carrie jane bogan. She married oscar worthington. They had 5 children ernest, roy,thadeus,iva, viola. They lived in missouri for a while in the early 1900,s. please contact me with any info. thanks tina

Emmett Bogan

Florence James — 13 Aug 2000 7:42:29 GMT

Looking for Emmett Bogan, who had a daughter back in 1952 possibly lived on the Southside of Chicago.

Bogan family

Carolem2006 — 9 Aug 2001 2:40:10 GMT

Interested in knowing given names of your Bogans so that I may see if you are searching for any of the same people I am searching for.

My Bogans were mostly around Foreman, Arkansas in the 1870s to 1940s. Searching for Sarah, Nancy, Margaret, Katie, John or Will (female).

Bogan's in Indiana

Jamie Bogan — 19 Jun 2000 10:33:17 GMT

family tree

curtis lee bogan — 6 May 1999 3:01:39 GMT

I am a Dutch,Irish,American Indian,English,
French ancestory. My father is Currell Otis
Bogan and my mother is Carolyn Sue Carter.
I know my father was born in Tulare, CA. and
my mother was born in Denison, TX. I am try-
ing to find out who and where my family is from both maternal and paternal). If anyone
knows...please Email.

my maiden name is bogan

shirley rippee — 6 Jan 2000 10:11:19 GMT

curtis lee bogan who are your parents

Emma Bogan m. Charles Albert Whitesell

debbystone1959 — 25 Jul 2001 9:22:42 GMT

They lived in Amanda or N. Excello, Butler Co.
OH. There were 12 children born of this union
but only 8 survived to later adulthood. Charlie,
Rafael, Harry, Harold, John or maybe Simeon,
Vera, Nettie Mae or Annie and Jennie.

BOGAN, Mary Jane

Barbara — 27 Sep 1999 2:10:37 GMT

This is my gggrandmother. The came from England but that is all I know about her. Does anybody know of any Bogan's from England. She may have come over here around 1883-1884 settled in Pa.