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Joseph Hagan 1820–1901 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: May 12, 1820

Birth Location: Perry County, Missouri

Death Date: December 18, 1901

Death Location: Perry County, Missouri

Father: Michael Hagan

Mother: Jane Layton

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Joseph Hagan was born in 1820 in Perry County, Missouri, the child of Michael Hagan And Jane Layton. Joseph Hagan passed away in 1901 in Perry County, Missouri.

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Biography

  • Joseph Hagan was born in 1820 in Perry County, Missouri, the child of Michael Hagan And Jane Layton.
  • Joseph Hagan passed away in 1901 in Perry County, Missouri.

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Joseph Hagan's Ancestors

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Joseph Hagan
1820–1901
Birth Place: Perry County, Missouri
Parents
Michael Hagan
1784–1849
Prince Georges County, Maryland
Jane Layton
1797–1844
Washington County, Kentucky
Grandparents
Joseph Hagan
1730–1809
St Mary's, Maryland, USA
Mary (Anne) King
1744–1812
Charles, Maryland, USA
Joseph Layton
1762–1809
, St Mary's, Maryland, USA
Mary (Ann) Downs
1760–1802
, St Mary's, Maryland, USA
Great-Grandparents
Ignatius Hagan
1686–1765
Rebecca Lowe
1690–1740
Thomas King
1720–1778
Elizabeth King
1729–1788
2nd-Great-Grandparents
Thomas Hagan
1645–1716
Mary Aisquith
1649–1725
Richard King
1675–1744
Anne Cooper
1688–1726
John Thomas
1700–1785
Marcy Nicholson
1685–1741

Joseph Hagan's Timeline

2 Records

1820
May 12, 1820
Birth of Joseph Hagan in Perry County, Missouri
Perry County, Missouri
1901
December 18, 1901
Age 81
Death of Joseph Hagan in Perry County, Missouri
Perry County, Missouri

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: May 12, 1820
    Event Place: Perry County, Missouri

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: December 18, 1901
    Event Place: Perry County, Missouri

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