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The DORGAN WEBSITE GUESTBOOK
Thanks for visiting my DORGAN Website. Please return often. And feel free to email me with your observations: billdorgan@billdorgan.com
by Vicki Richardson from U.K. on 02.09.2010 16:24
Hi,
My Mum was a Dorgan, one of 7 all born in SE London area. Her parents also came from this area. My grandads name was Bill Dorgan.
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Timothy and Ann Murphy
from Sewickley, PA 15143 on 30.05.2010 19:45
Michael Powers who owned the Dorgan Pub on church St. is my husband, Timothy's Great Grandfather; we visited Cloyne in 2005. Your tree includes Powers as well as Murphy's; I would like to know more about them--Richard Murphy married MaryEllen Powers in Cloyne and brought her and her sister Julia to Sharpsburg, PA in 1910.
"When the English ruled Ireland it was illegal to use your Irish name, so all names were ..... Michael owned the famous DORGAN (O'Dargain) Pub in Cloyne, County Cork Church Street"
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jaimee
from wis on 12.04.2010 18:41
I am looking for family of Earl Dorgan 1888 his father was Hershel and mom Mary. Earl lived in Cuba, Allegany last in 1930. Thank you Jaimee
Bill,
ARe you by any chance my cousin? Son of Bill Dorgan who lived in Dorchester, MA and who's father worked for R. O'brien Co. on the Boston fish pier? John Dorgan
Great site!
Great site!
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Brian Dorgan
from Living in Australia but originally from England on 05.01.2010 09:40
Was looking up the meaning of Dorgan and came across your website. My wife and I are currently researching the Dorgan ancestors.
Annie & Brian
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Bill Dorgan
from Hollywood, FL on 03.11.2009 03:04
Any relation to the Dorgans of Bergen County, New Jersey?
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PATRICK C OCONNOR
from Sarasota Florida on 07.08.2009 08:52
Great site - love your focus on East Cork. Originally from Ballybrowney, Rathcormac. Need an O Connor site.
Best regards - Patrick
Thanks for adding your link to the Jackson County, Iowa Genweb site.
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