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- 1860; Census Place: Cleveland, Oswego, New York; Roll: M653_837; Page: 401; Image: 406; Family History Library Film: 803837.
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1870; Census Place: Cleveland, Oswego, New York; Roll: M593_1072; Page: 428A; Image: 142; Family History Library Film: 552571.
109/108 Hallagan Simon 54 male white glass packer $1200/125 Ireland
Pamelia D 42 fem white keeping house Maine
William 14 male white laborer New York
Elizbeth G 12 fem white attending school Maine
John I 11 male white attending school New York
Ada E 08 fem white attending school New York
Simon E 06 male white attending school New York
Fanny 04 fem white New York
Pamelia 01 fem white New York
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1880; Census Place: Whitestown, Oneida, New York; Roll: 904; Family History Film: 1254904; Page: 447C; Enumeration District: 158; Image: 0189.
Household Record 1880 United States Census
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Ervin HALLAGAN Self M Male W 21 NY Works In Cotton Mill --- ---
Hattie HALLAGAN Wife M Female W 19 NY Keeping House NY NY
Edwin HALLAGAN Son S Male W 1 NY NY NY
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Source Information:
Census Place District 1, Whitestown, Oneida, New York
Family History Library Film 1254904
NA Film Number T9-0904
Page Number 447C
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1900; Census Place: Utica Ward 8, Oneida, New York; Roll: T623_1133; Page: 3A; Enumeration District: 66 54 Albany Street
40/59 Halligan J Irving head white male Mar 1859 41 married 22 years NY Ireland Maine
merchant hardware rents house
Hattie wife white fem Oct 1860 39 married 22 years mother of 4:4 living NY NY NY
Edwin son white male Mar 1879 21 single NY NY NY Tinsmith
Lillie dau white fem June 1881 18 single NY NY NY Book Keeper
Arthur son white male July 1885 14 single NY NY NY at school
Irving son white male Oct 1889 10 male NY NY NY at school
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1910; Census Place: Lenox, Madison, New York; Roll: T624_987; Page: 2B; Enumeration District: 0020; Image: 813; FHL Number: 1375000.
34/41 Hallagan John I head male white 51 Married 1st time 31 years NY Ireland (Eng) Maine
Hattie wife fem white 49 Married 1st time 31 years Mother of 4: 4 livingNY NY NY
Irving son male white 20 single NY NY NY plummer hardware store
Edwin son male white 30 single NY NY NY Signaler Electric Railroad
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1920; Census Place: Syracuse Ward 19, Onondaga, New York; Roll: T625_1249; Page: 3A; Enumeration District: 231; Image: 542. 129 West Watson Avenue
50/57 line 42 Hallagan J Irving head rents male white 60 married New York Ireland Ireland
Salesman Department Store
Ella M wife fem white 50 married NY NY NY
Parmetta Elgah Stepdaughter fem white 20 single NY NY NY Teacher school
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1930; Census Place: Syracuse, Onondaga, New York; Roll: 1628; Page: 3B; Enumeration District: 82; Image: 960.0. 181 East Bissel Street
Line 99 Hallagan J Irving head owns radio male white 71 married 20 years Ny Ireland Maine
Salesman furniture
Ella M wife fem white 60 married 20 years NY NY NY
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LUMBER WAGON COLLIDES WITH CARRIAGE; ONE HURT 1913 J. I. Hallagan, Canastota, Bruised About Shoulder in Accident on Seneca Turnpike. SPECIAL TO THE POST-STANDARD. CANASTOTA. Nov. 30. - J. I. Hallagan of this village and a Mr. Manton of Rome were thrown from a carriage, in which they were riding in Seneca turnpike last night, when a heavy lumber wagon drawn by a team of horses collided with their rig. Mr. Hallagan was driving east near the Canastota creek bridge and the wagon, which is claimed to have struck the carriage, was going in the opposite direction. Mr. Hallagan was bruised about the right shoulder. His companion escaped with minor injuries. The horse, which was from a local livery, freed itself from the wagon and ran away. At the Central railroad crossing in Peterboro street the animal demolished the south gate, which was down, and ran into the bumpers between two freight cars standing on the crossing, then turned and ran into Clockville, where it was stopped. Source: The Post-Standard, Monday Morning, 1 December 1913. Syracuse, New York, United States.
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