Person:William Corrigan (4)

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William Patrick Corrigan
b.20 Jan 1854 Mara, Ontario, Ontario, Canada
d. Oregon, United States
Parents and Siblings
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m. Abt 1842
  1. Michael William CorriganAbt 1843 - 1917
  2. Hugh Corrigan1846 - 1894
  3. Rose Ann Corrigan1849 - 1896
  4. John Patrick Corrigan1851 - 1920
  5. William Patrick Corrigan1854 -
  6. Patrick Corrigan1855 - 1872
  7. James W. Corrigan1858 - 1925
  8. Ellen Corrigan1860 - 1936
  9. Joseph Corrigan1862 - 1944
  10. Peter William Corrigan1865 - 1944
Spouse and Children
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  • H.  William Patrick Corrigan1854 -
  • W.  Suzanna Boyle1864 - 1942
m. 25 Oct 1881
  1. Bridget Ellen Corrigan1882 -
  2. Laura Rose Corrigan1884 - 1967
  3. Joseph Corrigan1886 -
  4. John J. Corrigan1887 -
  5. Mary Agnes Corrigan1890 - 1900
  6. William A. Corrigan1891 -
  7. Winnie F. Corrigan1893 -
  8. Willie Corrigan1895 - 1898
  9. Joseph Bassel Corrigan1897 - 1898
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Facts and Events
Name William Patrick Corrigan
Gender Male
Birth[1] 20 Jan 1854 Mara, Ontario, Ontario, Canada
Marriage 25 Oct 1881 Uptergrove, Ontario, Ontario, CanadaSt. Columbkille's Church
to Suzanna Boyle
Residence[2] 1883 Springer, Ransom, North Dakota, United States
Residence? 1910 New Westminster, British Columbia, Canada
Residence? 1920 Oregon, United States
Death? Oregon, United States
Reference Number? 2148

from an email from Dan Boyle-danboyle-danboyle@@swfla.rr.com on 11 Oct 2005 : There is also a Corrigan connection. By 1885 William P. Corrigan, who had married Suzanne Boyle, a daughter Roseanne's son Peter, in Mara was also in Dakota Territory. William and Suzanne settled a few miles away from Cornelius Boyle and Thomas McGrath. This Corrigan family located in Springer Township, Ransom County, Dakota Territory. They lived there from about 1883 until after 1903. (In 1889 Dakota Territory was divided into the states of North Dakota and South Dakota. Ransom county is in North Dakota.) Some of their children are buried in the Catholic cemetery in Lisbon, North Dakota. (Suzanne's sister, Elizabeth also came out to Dakota. She married Patrick Falvey and lived out her life in Dakota.) William and Suzanne moved to British Columbia (according to her father's 1914 will.) I believe they eventually moved to Oregon and died there in Clackmas County. Are any of the current Corrigans researching this family?\

from an email from Dan Boyle-danboyle-danboyle@@swfla.rr.com on 12 Oct 2005 : I checked a few references on the William P. Corrigan experience in Dakota. He filed his first papers for naturalization (citizenship) in Lisbon, Dakota Territory on July, 5, 1884. He got a patent on government land (160 acres in section 28 of Springer Township, Ransom County, now North Dakota on Jan. 30, 1891. Usually the patent came five years after first settlement on the land.

References
  1. ↑ Church baptism record
    Record at St. Gregory the Great Ch., Oshawa, Ont; LDS reel # 1305881; item # 2, p. 59.

    QUAY 3 "March 1854" at top of page: "The 3rd was baptized William Patrick, born 20th January last,, of Patrick Coragan and of Ellen McAnnely; Sponsors: John Fox, Rosa Nellis; by me: J. Btste. Proulx.

  2. ↑ email 11Oct2005 from Dan Boyle-danboyle(at)swfla.rr.com.
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