The Manion Line
Raymond Edward Coogan’s mother’s family — Connacht, Ireland to Rhode Island
Paternal line — Raymond Coogan’s maternal ancestors
The Manions arrived in the United States in 1873from Connacht, Ireland. Patrick John Manion (1837–1907) and Honora Carrabine (b. 1835) brought six of their seven children with them; their youngest, Mary, was born in the United States a year after the crossing. Their daughter Honora — known as Nora Annie — married John Joseph Coogan in Warwick, Rhode Island in 1885.
The Manion Tree
From Connacht to Rhode Island
Manion Direct Line
| Name | Born | PID | Relationship |
|---|---|---|---|
| ●Honora Manion (aka Nora Annie) | 1865–1932, Ireland · arr. US 1873 | MKTZ-2ST | 2nd great-grandmother |
| ●Patrick John Manion | 1837–1907, Ireland | L4ZP-NSS | 3rd great-grandfather |
| ●Honora Carrabine | 1835, Ireland | L4ZP-NS3 | 3rd great-grandmother |
| ●Thomas Manion | — | GVR9-8PX | 4th great-grandfather |
| ●Bridget Kelgallon | — | L6MC-H2W | 4th great-grandmother |
Downstream
Honora Manion married John Joseph Coogan on October 22, 1885 in Warwick, Rhode Island. Together they raised ten children, including Raymond Edward Coogan (1893–1962), who married Loretta Emma Pelletier and fathered Clare Patricia Coogan — your paternal grandmother. See The Coogan Line for the full downstream chain.