Last Update - 23 February 2016
Last Update - 23 February 2016
Dollaghan, Eloner - 29th. July 1834 - (Wife of Thomas Wallace of Ballycullen) - Mother of Henery Wallace
Dollaghan, Jane - 11th. January 1835 - (Wife of
William Savage) - Mother of John Savage
Dollaghan, Jane - 8th. April 1837 - (Wife of William Savage) - Mother of Jane Savage
Dollaghan, Jane - 2nd. November 1840 - (Wife of William Savage) - Mother of Mary Savage
Dollaghan, Jane - 7th. February 1841 - (Wife of William Savage) - Mother of James Savage
Dollaghan, Jane - 19th. August 1849 - (Wife of William Savage) - Mother of Hugh Savage
Dollaghan, Agnes - 14th. July 1836 - (Wife of William Dunbar) - Mother of Henry McCullough Dunbar
Dollaghan, Elizabeth - 7th. August 1840 - (Father
Henry Dollaghan) - (Mother Agness Robb)
Dollaghan, John - 7th. August 1842 - (Father Henry Dollaghan) - (Mother Agness Robb)
Dollaghan, Henery - 5th. June 1844 - (Father Henry Dollaghan) - (Mother Agness Robb)
Dollaghan, Robert - 17th. March 1846 - (Father Henry Dollaghan) - (Mother Agness Robb)
Erected by Henery Dollonghon
Dollonghon, Jane - 26th. January 1824 aged 54 - {b.c1770} - Wife of above Henery
Dollonghon, John - aged 28 - Son of above Henery
Dollonghon, Henery of Scrabo Isles - 1839 - Will probated
Dollaghan, Henry of Ballycullen
then Scrabo Isles then Castleavery - 13th. February 1835 - (Father
?) - Married Agness Robb
Witnesses were William McCann and Thomas Wallace
Dologhan, Nancy McDowell - 1853 - Married .............
Dollaghan, Nancy a widow nee McConnel - 19th. August 1853 aged 39 years - {b.c1814} - (Father Thomas McConnel) - Married James Rea
Dollaughen, Thomas - 21st. May 1860 - Witness to the marriage of Henry Wallace and Margaret Barron
1871 Census -England and Wales - St.Bee, Cumberland - Henry Dologan
| Surname | Forename | Age | Born | Sex | Relation to head | Religion | Birthplace | Occupation | Marital Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dologhan | Henry | 64 | c1807 | Head | Newtownards | Quarryman | |||
| Dologhan | Agnes | 60 | c1811 | Wife | Newtownards | ||||
| Dologhan | Elizabeth | 16 | c1855 | Daughter | Mill Hill, Cumberland | ||||
| Dologhan | Margaret | 13 | c1858 | Daughter | Mill Hill, Cumberland | ||||
| McKee | Robert | 53 | c1818 | Boarder | Comber | ||||
| Wilson | Hugh | 40 | x1831 | Boarder | Dundonald | ||||
| Brown | Robert | 27 | c1844 | Male | Boarder | Newtownards | Quarryman | ||
| Cammell | Henry | 25 | c1846 | Boarder | Newtownards | Quarryman |
1871 Census Of England and Wales - St. Bee, Cumberland, - John Dologon
| Surname | Forename | Age | Born | Sex | Relation to head | Religion | Birthplace | Occupation | Marital Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dologhan | John | 28 | 1842 | Male | Head | Newtownards | Quarryman | ||
| Dologhan | Jane | 21 | Female | Wife | Hadon Bridge, Cumberland | ||||
| Dologhan | Mary | 3 | Female | Daughter | Rheda Terrace | ||||
| Dologhan | Agnes | 1 | Female | Daughter | Prodham, Cumberland | ||||
| O'Neill | John | 50 | Male | Boarder | Armagh, N.I. | ||||
| Johnston | Mary Jane | 12 | Female | Boarder | St. Bees, Cumberland |
Help Needed
Hello there, I am the grt-grt granddaughter of Henry Dollaghan and live in West Cumbria. Henry came to Whitehaven in 1846/47 with his family and I have been able to track his life and that of his children since his arrival almost completely. Henry was a Quarryman and died 1879. He was relatively successful, but his son John who died aged 39 in 1881 was very successful and left a great deal of money. He was a builder, quarrymaster and farmer and built churches & houses. His last “big build” was Whitehaven Market Hall. They were all staunch Presbyterians and attended 1st Presbyterian in Francis Street, and in Whitehaven, the Scotch Presbyterian church which had been built by the Irish around 1800. Henry immediately became known as “Dolloughan” and later (1860’s) spelt with only one ‘l’. They always had lodgers, especially from Newtownards area and I am busy researching these people and finding (with the help of your site & Ross Davis site) they are just about all connected to the family. Jane Dollaghan (who was Henry’s sister & married to William Savage) died in Whitehaven in 1856 and I have info on them. Also Henry Campbell (son of Mary Robb & Robert Campbell) was probably a nephew (Henry’s wife was Agness Robb.
I know nothing of Henry’s parentage and no-one has been able to help. The Dromar “Doloughans” know nothing either. The first info. I have found is the headstone erected by Henery Dollonghon for Jane & son John which is on your website and I know it is at Movilla Cemetary but I am not altogether convinced this is his father! Maybe I could have a mention on your site requesting any info which may be out there
I am very willing to supply info & source details regarding Henry & Agness’ family and lodgers.
Best Wishes and thanks for a great site. Susan
Robertson (nee Doloughan) P.S. Sorry if you got this message twice! 
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