Hi Elwyn and Pat, I’ve got William Taggart and Ann Sharp or Shearp,no dates. Then my great grandfather ThomasTaggart 1852 - 27 th May 1919 and Ann McCulloch 1875-1901 my gran Their children, Annie Taggart 1875-1909 ,; John Taggart 1881 I have his UK army papers; Ellen Taggart ; 1884-1954; Bridget Taggart 1887 ; thomas Taggart 1888. Ive no siblings fir my ggf thomas Taggart 1851-27 th May 1919 There’s a Hanna Sharp on Internet. I wonder if that coukd be Ann Sharp. I’ve also found Mary Taggart Pat mentions. There’s also a Letitia Taggart and her mother is Mary. On ancestry. I don’t know of them. Sent from my iPad
> On 28 Jun 2020, at 02:37, jeanette molloy <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi Pat, I wonder if your William and Ann Taggart could be William Taggart > and Ann Sharp Or Shearp who would be my gg great grandparents . My g > grandfather born 1851 Thomas Taggart their son. I’ve nothing more on them > except for what Elwyn has kindly sent me.. the only ancestry hint for Ann > Sharp is from one of my fathers paternal cousins who got the info from me I > have other siblings of Thomas Taggart and will send list tomorrow as it’s > very late in Scotland Jeanette > > Sent from my iPad > >> On 28 Jun 2020, at 02:21, Pat via CoTyroneList >> <[email protected]> wrote: >> >> Hi. I’m also looking for some Taggart’s from Co Tyrone. My gggrandfather >> was Francis Taggart. He is the only Francis Taggart in the Griffiths >> Valuation in 1864. He lived in Liscloon Lower near Donaghedy. His wife was >> Mary Brisland. They were married in Cumber Upper on 02/12/1833 They came to >> the US in 1880. Mary died six months after they arrives. His son, John >> Taggart, my grandfather, came to the US in 1868. John married Margaret >> McKeever, who was from Moneycannon, in NYC in 1872. Johns brothers were >> William and Francis, who also came to the US. Francis’s parents were William >> and Ann Taggart. We believe Williams parents were Francis and Dorothy >> Taggart who had Ann, 1758, James,1760, John, 1767, William, 1769 and >> Margaret 1771. They lived in Donaghmore or Castelcaulfield. The naming >> sequence looks right but I can’t find anything on that side of the pond. Any >> suggestions? >> >> Sent from my iPhone >> >>>> On Jun 27, 2020, at 14:43, elwyn soutter via CoTyroneList >>>> <[email protected]> wrote: >>> >>> Jeanette, >>> >>> Thomas Taggart’s marriage in Glasgow in 1871 records that his parents were >>> William Taggart (farm labourer) and Ann Sharp and both were still alive at >>> that date. >>> >>> >>> >>> Irish RC parish records on Ancestry have a record of a Letitia Taggart >>> baptised on 21.7.1846 to William Taggart & Ann Shearp in the parish of >>> Drumragh, Co Tyrone (Omagh). Those parish records only start in 1846, and >>> then there’s a gap 1847 to 1853 so if that’s your family and where Thomas >>> was born in 1851 there won't be a record of his baptism. >>> >>> >>> >>> https://registers.nli.ie/registers/vtls000633038#page/5/mode/1up >>> >>> >>> >>> Note that Letitia’s baptism record says the father was protestant. So a >>> mixed marriage. >>> >>> >>> >>> I searched to see if I could find a marriage or death in Ireland for >>> Letitia Taggart but without success. She may have died before 1864 in which >>> case there will be no record, or she may have left Ireland. >>> >>> >>> >>> Griffiths Valuation for 1860 only has 1 William Taggart in Drumgath. He had >>> a share in a house in Fountain Lane, Omagh. Given that his occupation in >>> 1871 was stated to be a farm labourer, I’d wonder if that was the right >>> man, living in the middle of a town. >>> >>> >>> >>> I looked for a possible death for William Taggart 1871 onwards and found >>> this one in 1884 in Castle Lane Omagh (aged 84), informant was his son >>> William. Can’t say if it’s your family. Could be, but I'd need more >>> information to know. >>> >>> >>> >>> https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/deaths_returns/deaths_1884/06307/4808275.pdf >>> >>> >>> >>> Did your Thomas have a daughter named Letitia by any chance? (Families >>> tended to repeat names so it might be a clue, especially with a lightly >>> unusual name like Letitia). >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> Can’t help you with James Griffen. Caldon might be Caledon but there’s no >>> James Griffen there in the 1860s in Griffiths. Can you give us some dates >>> and other information to put this into context? >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> Elwyn >>> >>>> On Sat, 27 Jun 2020 at 21:09, jeanette molloy via CoTyroneList < >>>> [email protected]> wrote: >>>> >>>> James Griffen near Caldon looks like Emmaville >>>> Thomas Taggart 1851-1919 died Glasgow Scotland married to Ann McCulloch >>>> 1852-1901 death Glasgow Scotland. Connections to Pomeroy Co. 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