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THE FAMILY OF:...PETER HAGGERTY & NANCY McGUIRE
CHILDREN:...
|Margaret|John|Thomas|
^...MARGARET HAGGERTY & JOHN KILEY:
b:
1837 Bangor ME
She reportedly visited her brother Charles Haggerty at Littleton Ridge for Christmas dinner one holiday & stayed 6 years
She is noted in the 1860 National Census for Aroostook Co Houlton ME as 21 years old, b: Maine, residing with a Harris family in Houlton, he a Counselor at Law
m:
John Kiley, 21 November 1867, St Mary's RCC, Houlton ME; w: John Smith & Nancy Mc ?
d:
Bangor ME, (also reportedly interred at St Marys RCCem, Houlton ME in the family lot , no markings located)
^...JOHN HAGGERTY & MARGARET GREY:
b:
April,1842 Belfast Academy Grant (Ludlow ME)
m:
Margaret Grey, 1865, (b: January, 1844, Ireland)
Children:
Sarah Ann m: William H Keating m: Arthur K Kilmer
1865-? ?? ??
(Martha)(Nancy) d: young
1870-1870
Charles m: Hazel J ________
1874-?
Florence Haggerty, d: Age 25
Larry Fogg m: Connie _____
Ed Fogg m: Maria ____
Serena Fogg
Joe Fogg m: Kim ____
Andy Fogg m: Karen ____
Marty Fogg m: Tiffany ____
Kennon Fogg
Kierney Fogg
John C (Jack) Haggerty (91 years, 2007)..|Pix/Bio|
(Jack, an active air pilot, reports: on his
90th b:, he celebrated by flying under a
couple of bridges & performed other air
dramatics for which he was thereafter
required by the FAA flying authorities to
fly only with a co-pilot)
m: Margaret Poorman (d: 2003)
Nancy Haggerty (lives: Seal Rock, OR)
Don Mydland (lives: Kent, WA)
Jack was included in both the 1920 & 1930 National Census; in 1920
at age 2 years he lived in Aberdeen Ward 2 Grays Harbor WA w/his
parents Charles Haggerty, age 45 years, b: in MN, a grocer & his
mother Hazel, age 28 years, b: MI. Also included in the family was
sister Florence, just born & a Milly Johnson, a servant from WI.
In the 1930 National Census, Jack is 12 years old, Florence is 10 &
Ted is 9 years old; the family lives in Aberdeen, Grays Harbor, WA,
Dad is a retail grocery merchant.
Ted Haggerty, b:12Jan1921-d:8Aug2006; SSN:534-16-8861; last residence:
Seattle, King Co, WA
Mary Ann m: Theodore Schilling
1876- 1951 1873-1943
John m: _____
1877-?
James m: _____
1879-?
d:
Maybe somewhere in MN, the family plot at St Charles/St Michaels RCCem, Bayport MN contains 6 graves; 3 are empty, unoccupied, & the other 3 are recorded as occupied by: Theodore Schilling, 1873-1943; Mary-Ann Schilling, 1875-1951 & Martha Haggerty, 1870 (infant death).|Notes: John Haggerty Cemetery Plot|
In the 1870 National Census for Stillwater Washington Co MN, it is noted that John Haggerty was age 28, "worked in logging", had $800 of personal property, b: Maine & a USA citizen; while Margaret (Grey> was age 24, "keeping house", b: Ireland & who's p: were foreign b:. They had 2 kids: Sarah, age 3, b: ME & Nancy, age 3 months, b: MN.
The 1880 census for Township #125, Traverse Co MN has John Haggerty listed with his family: Margaret (wife), Sarah J, Charles, Mary, John, James & Sarah Gray (sister to Margaret).
He is also noted in the Traverse Co land records, 19 January 1884, along with his brother Frank Haggerty as a "homesteader" with 160 acres in Township 125.
From a fellow "internetor": "This section (#29) is in the far western central corner of MN. It is in Traverse County, Arthur Township. Section 29 is about 4 miles east of the town of Browns Valley (pop 804) which is on the continental devide i.e. both the Minnesota and Red Rivers start here, one to the Gulf of Mexico and the other to Hudson Bay. I've never been out there but I think that its about as flat as it can get. The NW portion of Section 29 is now part of a "Waterfown Area."
In the 1885 MN Territorial Census for Arthur Township in Traverse Co, John & Margaret (age: 43 & 42 respectively) are listed along with kids: Charlie (age:13), Mary (age:10), John (age:8) & James (age:6). John & the children, as stated, were b: ME while Margaret was b: Ireland. At this time, brother Frank, in the same census listing, is living w/family in the same town.
In the 1900 census, John Haggerty apparently has returned to Stillwater MN from Traverse Co above, was age 58; m: 35 years, b: ME, 1842, parents from Ireland, employed "exploring pinelands", could r/w/speak English, owned his mortgaged house at 1009 South Fourth St, City of Stillwater, Washington Co, MN. She, Margaret, b: June 1844 in Ireland, age 56, m: 35 years in 1900, had 7 kids of which 5 survived to 1900 (lost were probably Martha, 1870 & Nancy, 1870, if they were 2 different people) , could r/w/speak English.
The 1910 National Census places him in, St John's Ward 1, Multnomah OR USA, as head of household, married, 69 years old & living with Theodore Shilling, son-in-law, age 36, & daughter Mary Anne Schilling, age34. No mention is made of wife Margaret (Grey), she may have died by this time.
Children: (all named for John Haggerty siblings)
Sarah Anne.... bap. 6 November 1865, St Marys RCCh, Houlton ME.... Noted in the 1900 Stillwater MN national census as Sarah Keating.... then living with her parents.... age 34.... b: ME November 1865.... m: 18 years.... had 3 kids: Clarence Peter, b: MN, 14 August 1886, d: Seattle, King Co, WA, 21 August 1978.... Leo & Agnes.
|PIX: More on Sarah|
|PIX: More of Same on Sarah|More on Clarence Peter Keating Sr: SSN: 537-07-9375.... d: 24 August 1978.... interred Toledo Cem, Toledo WA.... cause of death: right aortic aneurisim-abdominal.... was m: Hazel M Hillgoss....
one known son: Clarence P Keating Jr.... b: 20 May 1913, Marshfield OR.... m: Laura Elizabeth Strieble from Billings MT.... d: 19 December 1996.... was in the USArmed Forces.... a smoker.... had 4 years of college.... worked as an author for the government.... 5 kids: Kathryn Keating who m: Martin Day, Jan Keating, Jo Keating, Sandy Keating & Clarence Peter Keating
In the 1903 (27 June) River Falls WI vital m: records she is listed as Sadie (dim. of Sarah) Haggerty who was, then, m: to Arthur K Kilmer.
(Martha)(Nancy), b: 20 February 1870, Stillwater MN; d: 25 July 1870, Stillwater MN; cause of d: unknown, interred St Charles / St Michaels RCCem, Bayport MN; |PIX: Gravesite|
(??record conflict Martha & Nancy maybe the same person or 2 different people; also, above data conflicts with the following: Ann.)
Ann, b: 1870, bap: 4 March 1870, St Michaels RCCh, Stillwater MN, w: Charles Haggerty (probably brother to John, Frank & Thomas) & Mary Mathews.
Charles, b: 11 March 1874, bap: 16 June 1872 at St Michaels RCCh, Stillwater MN, w: Thomas Haggerty (probably brother to John, Frank & Charles) & Hannah Sutton
Recent information from later Haggerty relatives indicates that his wifes name was Hazel & that they had a daughter, Florence, who gave birth to Larry Fogg who has a family living in Vancouver WA:
|PIX: All Fogg's| |PIX: Fogg Letter|Mary Ann , b: 15 July 1876, bap: 7 July 1874 at St Michaels RCCh Stillwater MN w: Charles Haggerty (probably brother to John, Frank & Thomas) & Margaret Mackey; m: Theodore Schilling, no known kids; d: 21 January 1951; both interred in St Charles/ St Michaels RCCem Bayport MN. In the 1930 national census, Mary & Theodore are living on Second St in Stillwater MN; he's noted as MN b: & a prision guard employee.
|PIX: Gravesite, Mary| |PIX: Gravesite, Theodore|John , b: 27 July 1877, bap: 6 September 1876 at St Michaels RCCh Stillwater MN, w: Francis Haggerty (probably brother to John, Charles & Thomas) & Helen Walker.
James, b: 1 October 1878, bap: 1 November 1878 at St Michaels RCCh Stillwater MN, w: James Mahoney & Catherine Mahoney.
^...THOMAS HAGGERTY & ELIZABETH CURTIS:
b:
1846, Belfast Academy Grant (Ludlow ME); baptized 29 August 1846, St Mary's RCCh, Houlton ME , sp:Kyran Walsh & Bridget Gilaspey
Thomas worked the farm at Ludlow ME, migrated, 1868, to Cambria Co PA, resided there for 4 years, then came to Stillwater MN, 1872. There he established the village of Houlton WI (after Houlton ME, now the villiage of St Joseph WI, just across the St Croix River from Stillwater MN) ) became a retail store, tavern & hotel keeper as well as property and lumber dealer, farmer and Houlton WI's post-master for varying lengths of time during the period from 1880 to 1893.
In the book "History of the St. Croix Valley," it does not mention Mr. Haggerty. It just gives a one-sentence description of Houlton. Here is what is says, "Houlton, connected with Stillwater by a wagon bridge, has a population of 345, and has three saloons, one dealer in boots and shoes and harness, one dealer in hardware and meat, one general store, one grocery story, a blacksmith shop and a creamery."
In the book, "History of Washington County and the St. Croix Valley," it says, "Thomas Haggerty, a native of Houlton, Aroostook county, Maine, was born in 1845. In 1868 he went to Canbria county, Pennsylvania, and resided four years; then came to Stillwater, Minnesota, in 1872, and for the next two years was interested in lumbering on the St. Croix river. In 1877 he began mercantile business in St. Joseph, and has a fine residence adjoining his store."
From "Red" Haggerty (son of Edmond P Haggerty in the Peter Haggerty Jr line); "Uncle Tom Haggerty originated in Houlton Maine and about more or less emigrated to Wisconsin where he opened up a general merchandise store on the Wisconsin side of the St Croix River and christened the town, that grew up around his store, Houlton. I can still remember him, shorter than our dad and more heavy set, but the same type of mould. Besides the store he was the postmaster also. I do not remember when or how he died but do recall that he turned the store over to E. P.
to manage and run it, while still alive. Dad did not do very well. He gave credit to anyone and everyone and finally closed up the business. Shortly after doing so, as I recall, the building burned down, completely." From Ms Jayne Finnergan Smith a long time resident of Houlton WI: " Our Ggp's Mary Jane Keays and Wm Keays were very good friends of both Tom Haggerty and "old" Ed Haggerty
. We grew up thinking that we (the Conway's, my grandparents), the Joyce's and Haggerty's were the only 3 Catholic families in Houlton and later in life we equated ourselves to Houlton what the Kennedy's were to Hyannisport. Yes, I was present in my best Sunday garb to many of your family. I remember Charles in his service uniform coming to visit us during WWII. If you could call me , I have some entertaining stories about the 3 families. My number is: 651-439-5447".
m:
Elizabeth Curtis, 28 June 1875 , at St Michael's RCCh, Stillwater MN; w: Jacob Hinchey & Mary J Curtis; o: M E Murphy.
She, b: 1855 MN, d: 14 July 1914, age 59, interred w/Thomas & other family members, St Charles/St Michaels RCCem, Bayport MN.
Elizabeth was the daughter of a prominent local farmer (b: Ireland), horse breeder, deputy sheriff, Stillwater police chief, town treasurer & school director. He d: suddenly at age 79 at his home at on Second St. Her mother was Bridget Fenton who had 13 kids.
|PIX: Haggerty Residence: Houlton-St Joseph WI|d:
Houlton WI, heart failure, 9 June 1908, age 63, Interred St Charles/St Michaels RCCem, Bayport MN w/ Elizabeth & other family members .
*ITEM*Kids:
Anna Regina, b: 26 November 1876, bap: 3 December 1876, St Michaels RCCh, Stillwater MN, w: Daniel Curtis & Susan Keamer; m: Albert E Underwood, 15 August 1898, St Michaels RCCh, Stillwater MN, w: Jacob Tolen & Theresa M Doyle.
Geneieve, b: 1879, St Croix WI, m: Bernard G Foran, 12 October 1898, St Michaels RCCh, Stillwater MN, w: John Fulten & Angeline Haggerty.
Ann, 13 October 1880, m: George Bau, 4 May 1903, St Michaels RCCh, Stillwater MN w: John Bau & Geneve Foran, d: 15 December 1908, age 28 , interred St Charles/ St Michaels RCCem, Bayport MN.
Orie P ??, b: 1882, d: 13 October 1906, Interred St Charles/ St Michaels RCCem, Bayport MN w/ Elizabeth, Thomas & other family members.
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