John Joseph Coogan

The Long brothers' 2nd great-grandfather.

How they’re connected
  1. John Joseph Coogan
  2. ↓ Raymond Edward Coogan
  3. ↓ Clare Patricia Coogan
  4. ↓ John Patrick Long
  5. ↓ John, Perry and Patrick Long

b. 5 May 1861-10 Apr 1929, Warwick, RI · d. 1929

2nd great-grandfather of John, Perry and Patrick Long (generation 4)

Descent to the Long Brothers

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  1. 2nd great-grandfatherJohn Joseph Coogan1861 – 1929MPVM-195●Verified
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  2. great-grandfatherRaymond Edward Cooganc. 1893 – 1962KLCN-CJL●Verified
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  3. grandmotherClare Patricia Coogan1927 – 2000L693-G7H●Verified
    link●SourcedHis obituary names his parents, the late State Representative John J. Long and Clare (Coogan) Long[1]
  4. fatherJohn Patrick Long1951 or 1952 – 2020GGL9-891●Verified
  5. John, Perry and Patrick Long

Sources for the marriages

  1. Obituary of John Patrick Long, The Herald News (Fall River, Mass.), 12 May 2020, legacy.com.

What the Records Show

John Joseph Coogan worked in the textile mills of Warwick and West Warwick, Rhode Island. In 1910 the census recorded him as a fireman at a cotton mill. Four of his children were working that year: Frank as a machinist in a machine shop, John H. as an apprentice printer, and Nellie and Raymond at the print works, Nellie as an operative and Raymond as a clerk. [1] In 1920, in Riverpoint village, West Warwick, he was a laborer at a velvet mill. His son Leo was then working at the print works. [2]

Notes

  1. “United States Census, 1910,” database, FamilySearch, John J Coogan, head, Warwick, Kent, Rhode Island; image read on NARA microfilm T624, roll 1436, Warwick, ED 26, sheet 15B, lines 51–61. archive.org
  2. “United States Census, 1920,” database, FamilySearch, John J Coogan, head, West Warwick, Kent, Rhode Island; image read on NARA microfilm T625, roll 1671, West Warwick, Riverpoint village, ED 35, sheet 10A, lines 34–41. archive.org

Life

Occupation:
Fireman at a cotton mill, Warwick, 1910; laborer at a velvet mill, West Warwick, 1920.[1][2]
  1. “United States Census, 1910,” database, FamilySearch, John J Coogan, head, Warwick, Kent, Rhode Island; image read on NARA microfilm T624, roll 1436, Warwick, ED 26, sheet 15B, lines 51–61. archive.org
  2. “United States Census, 1920,” database, FamilySearch, John J Coogan, head, West Warwick, Kent, Rhode Island; image read on NARA microfilm T625, roll 1671, West Warwick, Riverpoint village, ED 35, sheet 10A, lines 34–41. archive.org

Family

Parents:
Ellen Connolly (1831-1907) LCPF-46D; Patrick H. Coogan (1829-1907) LCPF-4D3
Spouse:
Honora Manion (aka Nora Annie) (1865-1932) MKTZ-2ST
Child on the line to the brothers:
Raymond Edward Coogan (1893-1962) KLCN-CJL

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