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     Jane Haddock was born before February 1832.
     Jane Haddock married William Handy, son of John Handy, on 13 May 1858 in Mullingar RD, Westmeath, Ireland. William Handy, of full age, bachelor, school master, of Ardnurcher, son of John Handy, gardener to Jane Haddock, full age, spinster, of Ardnurcher, daughter of George Haddock, policeman. By licence, both signing in the presence of E S? Beauchamp & John Smyth..
     Jane Haddock and William Handy appeared on the 1901 census in Ardnurcher Glebe, Kilcumreagh, Offaly, Ireland. William Handy,76, Head, Church of Ireland, born Westmeath, farmer, Read and write; wife Jane 64, Church of Ireland. born Kilkenny, Read and write; children - Handy Lizzie 30, Daughter, Church of Ireland, born Kings Co, House Keeper, Read and write - Not Married; Handy Robert 24, Son, Church of Ireland, gardener.
     Jane died circa 3 February 1907 in Ardnurcher or Horseleap, Westmeath, Ireland. Jane Handy, Horseleap, aged 75.
     Jane Haddock and William Handy appeared on the 1911 census in Ardnurcher Glebe, Ardnurcher, Offaly. William Handy, widower aged 81, retired farmer, born co. Westmeath with his unmarried daughters Catherine Louisa, 38, dressmaker & Elizabeth 36, both born in King's county and Margaret Macguire, a visitor aged 52, single born Dublin; they all belonged to the Irish church and could read & write.
The residence was described as a shop.

     Percy Abner Hadfield married Gladys Viney MacPherson, daughter of George MacPherson and Lillie Sarah Elizabeth Pullen Judd, in 1925 in Parkes district, New South Wales.

     Ann Hagan was born on 10 February 1844 in Inish in Sultan townland, Termonmaguirk, Tyrone, Ireland. Annam ex Charles Hagan et Elenara Menagh. Sp. Patricio Martin et Margaret Martin. Inish.. She was the daughter of Charles Hagan and Ellen Meenagh.

     Charles Hagan was born circa 1820 in Ireland.
     Charles Hagan married Ellen Meenagh before 1837.
     Charles Hagan lived at Inish in Sultan townland, Termonmaguirk, Tyrone, Ireland, from 1837.
     Charles died on 28 April 1866? In Ireland. Dunagannon Union, RD Clonarvaddy, Tyrone: No. 404, 12 April 1866 at Bockots, Charles Hagan, male, married, 60 years, small farmer. The informant was Margaret (x) Hagan, present at death of Bockots, 28 April 1866.
     The Catholics had three chapels, Creggan, Loughmacrory and Rocktown. There were separate burial places for women and children at Termon much used by the RCs. Carrickmore is known as the Rock or Termon Rock to the locals. Inish/Sultan towland is in the DED of Creggan.
Gary O'Hagan descends from a Charles O'Hagan, mason and his wife Jane Millar, of Derryloran, co. Tyrone. Their son Michael who emigrated to Vic was born 1 April 1845 and baptised the same day at Tullywiggan. He had sisters Eleanor Jane born 31 Jan 1840 at Gortalowry, Cookstown and Elizabeth born 22 April 1845 at Cookstown. Charles is listed in the Griffith Valuation at Gortalowry, parish of Derryloran.

     Charles Hagan was born circa 1809 in Ireland. A Thomas Hagan is listed at Tullycall, Derryloran in the 1826 Tithe Appoltment Books.
     Charles Hagan married Jane Millar before 1840.      
Charles Hagan is listed in the Griffith Valuation circa 1852 in Gortalowry, Derryloran.
     Charles died of cancer of the face & neck on 25 September 1869 in Gortalowry, Derryloran, Tyrone, Ireland. Charles Hagan, male, married, 60 years, Quarry man.

     Eleanor Jane Hagan was born on 31 January 1840 in Gortalowry, Derryloran, Tyrone. She was the daughter of Charles Hagan and Jane Millar.

     Elizabeth Hagan was born on 22 April 1845 in Cookstown, Tyrone. This date is incompatible with her brother. She was the daughter of Charles Hagan and Jane Millar.

     John Hagan was born on 15 June 1837 in Inish in Sultan townland, Termonmaguirk, Tyrone, Ireland. Johannes ex Charles Hagan et Helena Meenagh. Sp. Michael McGuirke, Maria McGuirk. Inish. On the same day an Elizabeth Hagan daughter of Francis Hagan & Margaret Reily was baptised, they lived at Inishlieve/Inishative?. He was the son of Charles Hagan and Ellen Meenagh.

      Mary Hagan was also known as Mary O'Haghan in some records. Mary Hagan was also known as Mary O'Hagan in some records. She was born on 3 March 1840 in Inish in Sultan townland, Termonmaguirk, Tyrone, Ireland. Her marriage and death certificate state that she was the daughter of Charles O'Haghan/Heghan and Ellen Moynahan. She was born c.1842 if 20 as stated on her arrival in November 1862; c.1843 by her stated age of 27 at marriage in November 1870; c.1843 if 28 in Nov 1871 or Jan 1872 at her eldest son's birth, c.1844 if 34 as stated at her son's birth in July 1878; but in 1842 if aged 44 at her death in May 1886. Her death certificate stated that she was born in Dungannon. In 1876 her birthplace looks like "Chaeman", Heritage World states that Charman is the local version of the name from Tearmann McGuic the Gaelic version of the name. She was the daughter of Charles Hagan and Ellen Meenagh. Mary Hagan was christened on 3 April 1840 in Termonmaguirk. Mariam ex Charles Hagan et Elena Menagh. Sponsors? Filui Menagh et Elena McGuirk, Inish. Inish was part of Sultan townland. There were 2 Felix Minagh in Termonmaguirk in the Griffith Valuation, one in Aghagogan, the other in Streefe Glebe. A Felx Meenagh aged 71, widower was living in 1901 at 13 Streefe Glebe, Loughmacrory, Tyrone with his son Hugh & daughter Mary.
     Mary Hagan arrived per "Shalimar" on 15 November 1865 at Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Mary O'Hegan aged 20, occupation - spinster, nationality - Irish, arrived with Elizabeth O'Hegan, 20 or 26, also an Irish spinster, as unassisted passengers. The ship (1591 tons) departed 22 August, master - Stanley, carrying 427 passengers, 414 in steerage.
A Mary O'Hagan aged 22 came with her sisters Elizabeth aged 18 and Margaret? aged 15, all Irish spinners to Melbourne on 12 July 1870 on the "Corona".
     Mary Hagan married Edward Colbert, son of Edward Colbert and Catherine MacAuliffe, on 5 November 1870 in St Alipius RC church, Ballarat, Victoria. Married by licence. She was an illiterate servant, aged 27, and he called himself Edward Colebart, miner, aged 30. Mary Hagan was admitted to the Hospital, Ballarat, on 17 April 1886 by Dr Woinarski. She was described as Mary Coleman, aged 44, of Windermere, born co. Tyrone, 23 years in Victoria.
     Mary died of cancer of the stomach on 11 May 1886 in the District Hospital, Ballarat, Victoria, Australia, aged 46. Mary Coleman [sic], aged 44, born at Dungannon, Tyrone, daughter of Charles O'Heghan farmer & Ellen; buried 13th May at Ballarat! witnessed by Edward Colbert & William Wilson. She was buried on 13 May 1886 in Smythesdale.

     Michael Hagan was born on 1 April 1845 in Tullywiggan, Derryloran, Tyrone, Ireland. Gary O'Hagan descends from a Charles O'Hagan, mason and his wife Jane Millar, of Derryloran, co. Tyrone. Their son Michael who emigrated to Vic was born 1 April 1845 and baptised the same day at Tullywiggan. He was the son of Charles Hagan and Jane Millar.
     Michael Hagan married Bridget Brown on 19 June 1862 in St Mary's, Castlemaine, Victoria. He was a mason aged 27 and she was a housemaid aged 22, both of Taradale. They had Margaret born 1863 in Melob9urne, Mchael born 1873 in Williamstown, Patrif Francis born 1877 in Camperdown; Thomas who aapears to be unregistered but died aged 16 at Campedown n 1888. Their son Michael died in 1928 aged 53. An earlier Michael died in 1865 aged 1.

     Rev Frederick Haggitt married Merielina Sophia Cocksedge, daughter of Martin Thomas Cocksedge and Mary Susanna Le Heup, on 10 September 1846 in Fornham St Martin, Suffolk.

     Mary Hague was born on 10 May 1782 in Ecclesfield, Yorkshire. She was the daughter of William or Abraham Hague and Mary Rich.

     William was a teacher. William or Abraham Hague was also known as Abraham Hague in some records. He was born circa 1750?.
     William or Abraham Hague married Mary Rich, daughter of John Rich, on 24 August 1778 in Ecclesfield. Wm Hague schoolmaster of this parish & Mary Rich of this parish were married in this church by banns 24 August 1778, both signed in the presence of .... & Matthew Stringer Hobson's transcript gives Abraham as his name.

      Hellen Haigh was also known as Helen Haigh in some records. She was born before May 1643.
     Hellen Haigh married Daniel Rich, son of Daniel Rich and Mary Haugh-Haigh, on 11 May 1663 in Penistone, Yorkshire. Nupti Daniel Rich et Hellena Haigh. The marriage licence described them as Daniel Rich, yeoman 22 & Ellen Haigh, spinster, 20 of Penistone.
     Hellen Haigh and Daniel Rich were mentioned in a deed dated 23 August 1693 in Thurlstone, Penistone. Deed to lead the uses of a fine (and counterpart), Daniell Rich of Smalshaw and Hellen his wife, Josias Firth of Leader, parish of Kirkburton and Philippe Burdett of Denby agree that the fine to be levied concerning messuages in Thurlestone, High Greene and Gill Roydes shall be to the use of Daniell Rich.
     Hellen died on 1 October 1703 in Yorkshire, England. Hellin ye wife of Daniel Rich 1st of 10 month Quaker Monthly meeting, Pontefact..

     John Haigh lived at Midhope Hall. He was born circa 1600? In Midhope, Ecclesfield, Yorkshire.
     John Haigh married Elizabeth Rich, daughter of Amor Rich and Alice Burdett.
     John Haigh made a will dated 25 November 1645 in Midhope, Ecclesfield. Will of John Haigh of Middop yeoman - to be buried in church or churchyard of Bradfield - The sum of £50 remaining in (my) hands of the childs part or portion of Mary Street be raised soon as possible & paid to MY BROTHER WM RICH in discharge of the sd £50 he being also charged with 3rd child's part. Above & funeral exp being paid, remainder to be divided into 2 parts
     To my wife Elizabeth to have the one half in full satisfaction of all claims.
     To John Hobson of Dodworth & DANIEL RICH of SMALLSHAW my BROTHER IN LAW all my messuage in Silkston & lands thereto belonging now in occupation of John Swift to sell them to pay debts.
     Wife to have the education & tuition of Jonas Strete. To sd wife messuage wherein I live & the several romes in the same & also half of the outhouse & lands thereto belonging, said Elizabeth paying four marks by the year in such manner & to much use so hereafter is expressed.
     I make sd John Hobson & & Daniel Rich exors. To said exors the other half of the outhouses and lands etc in Middop afsd to hold the one half in ... & the other half in reversion after death of my sd wife paying during the life of my sd wife the sum of 26/8 to such uses as hereinafter expresssed and after the death of sd wife the sum of 53/4 to such uses as hereafter expressed.
     The sd yearly rent I give to be paid out of my lands afsd for ever for & in my discharge of a gift of 10 pounds given by widow Savage of Middop decd to be by me disposed to the uses hereafter mentioned.
     To sd John Hobson & Daniel Rich a close in Langsett called the Royde paying to John Wainwright of Middop George Sanderson of the same Wm Cooke of the same & Thomas Hattersley of the same 4 pounds to be paid one half at Pentecost & the other at St Martin the Bishop, if twenty days in arrears then ...
     I bequeath towards the maintenance of a preacher ... Middop chapel ... Several small legacies. Dated 25 Nov 1645. Signed. Witnesses John Priest, Humphrey Street, John Downend.
     John died between Nov 1645 & July 1642 in Midhope, Ecclesfield, YKS.
     His will was proved on 17 July 1652 in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury. Proved in London 17 July 1652 by Daniel Rich the surviving executor. Probate granted the ... of the Liberty of England with admon to Daniel Rich the surviving exec.

     William Haigh lived at Midhope, Ecclesfield, Yorkshire.
     William Haigh married Unknown Coldhill. William Haigh was born circa 1590? In Midhope, Bradfield, Yorkshire.
     William died after November 1645 in Bradfield, Yorkshire.

     William Hailstone was born circa 1845?. William and Jane were listed as the children of William Peck in the 1851 census in Pakenham.
     William Hailstone married Caroline Emma Bullett, daughter of Susan Bullett, on 3 May 1874 in Pakenham, Suffolk.

     Joan Haine was born before 1570.
     Joan Haine married Abell Poole, son of Thomas Poole and Joan Unknown, on 22 December 1588 in St Nicholas, Brighton, Sussex.
     Joan died before 26 June 1593 in Brighton. She was buried on 26 June 1593 in Brighton, Sussex.

     Mary Ann Haines was born on 9 April 1864 in South Australia?.
     Mary Ann Haines married Charles Killigrew Dobson as his second wife, on 18 August 1890 in Dalkey, Gilbert, South Australia. They married at the residence of the bride's parents.
     Mary died on 24 April 1941 in St Peters, Adelaide, South Australia, aged 77.

     David Hainsworth married Hannah Briggs before 1859.

     Tamar Susannah Hainsworth was born in 1863 in Brunswick, Victoria. She was the daughter of David Hainsworth and Hannah Briggs.
     Tamar Susannah Hainsworth married Albert Daniels, son of Isabel Daniels, in 1893 in Victoria.
     Tamar died on 1 February 1932 in Bethesda Hospital, Richmond, Victoria.

     Rose Haiward married Benjamin Batt, son of John Batt and Dorothy Sturgen, in 1711 in Harleston, Suffolk.

     Anne Hannan Halahan was born on 23 November 1864 in Coolattin & Clonegall RD, Wicklow, Ireland. She was the daughter of Rev Christopher Halahan and Elizabeth Catherine Dobbin Halahan. Anne Hannan Halahan was christened on 12 February 1865 in Carnew, Wicklow. Anne was a nurse "at Guy's Hospital" in London.
     Anne Hannan Halahan appeared on the 1901 census in Royal Cottage Hospital, Willingham, Lincolnshire, England. Annie Halahan, Matron, single, 35, matron of institution, worker, born Ireland.
     Anne died on 10 December 1945 in Rathdown RD, Dublin, Ireland, aged 81.

      Arthur was nick-named Tommy. He was born on 10 March 1874 in Sydenham, Kent. He was the son of Capt Samuel Handy Halahan and Hannah Croucher Engeham. Kathleen, Constance, Henrietta, Arthur, George, John and Frederick were listed as the children of Capt Samuel Handy Halahan in the 1881 census in Thomas' Hill, Haighlands, Camberwell, Surrey, England.
     He served in the British Army from 1896. He enlisted from the militia in 1896. He served in the South African War and was employed with Mounted Infantry operations in the Orange River Colony from Dec 1 1901 to 31 May 1902. He received the Queen's Medal with four clasps. In the First World War he commanded the 1st Battalion of Essex Regt from 5 June 1916 to 24 April 1917. Afterwards he was Commandant (1) of the 29 Divisional Reinforcement Camp from 25 April 1917 to 13 July 1917...
When commanding 1st Essex he was temporary Lt Colonel, but thereafter was a Major until his retirement in 1923 when he was entitled to use the honorary rank of Lt Col. He was 2IC of the Battalion when he retired from Bordon Camp in Hampshire in 1923.
     Lt Col Arthur Crosby Halahan OBE married Audrey Theodora Agnes Kirwan on 25 May 1909 in St Mary Abbots, Kensington, London. Lt Col Arthur Crosby Halahan OBE and Audrey Theodora Agnes Kirwan were divorced in 1913 or 1929.
     Arthur died on 7 December 1962 aged 88.

     Augusta Halahan was born circa September 1847. She was the daughter of Dr John Wallen Halahan and Henrietta Brownrigg.
     Augusta died on 1 December 1847 in Gibraltar. She was buried in December 1847 in Sandpits cemetery, Gibraltar. Augusta Halahan, died 1st December 1847, aged 3 months, the daughter of Dr. Halahan.

     Augusta Frederica Halahan was born before 1795 in Ireland. She was the daughter of John Halahan and Mary Handy.
     Augusta Frederica Halahan married John Burke Fitzsimons on 7 October 1815 in St Peter, Dublin, Ireland. On 20 February 1850 Jane Armstrong Halahan, Augusta Frederica Halahan and Dorothea Dopping Halahan leased property to George Augustus Frederick Halahan in Rathmines, St Peter's parish, Dublin. Indenture of lease 20 Feb 1850: between Jane Armstrong Halahan of Gulistan, executor of Mary Halahan, widow, deceased ... Dorothea Dopping Halahan, & Lucy Halahan spinsters of Gulistan & ... Augusta Frederica Fitzsimons of Gulistan, widow ... re land of Cullenswood now called Gulistan.
Indenture of lease, same date between 1) Jane Armstrong Halahan, administrator of Mary Halahan, widow, Dorothea Dopping & Lucy Halahan; 2) Augusta Frances Fitzsimons, widow; 3) George Augustus Frederick Halahan of St Stephens Green, MD; whereby 1 & 2 let to 3 Cullenswood or Gulistan ... Mosopher Cottage build by Augusta Frederick Fitzsimon & Aubrey Cottage now in the possession of Mr Robert Halahan for 82 years
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     Bruce Crosby Halahan was born on 1 December 1925 in Alverstoke, Gosport, Hampshire. He was the son of Capt Frederick John Crosby Halahan and Agatha Katherine Rose Close.
     Bruce Crosby Halahan served in the military as part of the Royal Navy between 1942 and 1945.
     He served in the Metropoltan Police, Colonial Police 1949-1960 and S... in Malaysia 1965 to 1973.
     Bruce Crosby Halahan was a family historian.
     Bruce died in February 2005 in Ipswich, Suffolk, aged 79.

     Carina May Halahan was born on 27 May 1909 in Southsea, Hampshire. She was the daughter of Lt Cdr Robert Crosby Halahan and Gwladys Mabel Gwatkin-Williams.
     She was the Commandant VAD at Hasler RN Hospital. She was unmarried..
     Carina died on 22 December 1990 in Hampshire aged 81.

     Catherine Sophia Halahan was born on 19 June 1865 in Portmadoc, Caernarvonshire, Wales. June 19 1865, at Portmadoc, North Wales, to the wife of R F Halahan, Esq., a daughter. She was the daughter of Richard Flemyng Halahan and Mary Mills Legh. Catherine and Richard were listed as the children of Richard Flemyng Halahan in the 1881 census in 46 Ampthill Rd, Bedford.
     Catherine died between January 1885 and March 1885 in Bedford RD, Bedfordshire.

     Charles George Travers Halahan was born on 21 January 1845 in Southsea, Hampshire. He was the son of Dr John Wallen Halahan and Henrietta Brownrigg. Charles George Travers Halahan was christened on 11 May 1845 in St Mary's, Portsea. Henry, Mary, Elizabeth, Samuel and Charles were listed as the children of Dr John Wallen Halahan in the 1851 census in Field Officers Quarters, Woolwich Common, Kent.
     Charles died being shipwrecked off India.