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John and Rody Hogan, soldiers American Civil War – help needed
I dedicate this page to two of my great uncles namely: JOHN HOGAN and RODERICK (known as Rody or even Rodolphious) HOGAN. JOHN HOGAN, I have been told by my late mother Mary Hogan Cowie, was the eldest of five … Continue reading
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Tagged 19 Infantry 1861, American Civil War, Banagher, Birr, Civil War, Co. Offaly, Elmiran, Fort Abercrombie, Gloster, Hogan, Ireland, Kings County, Lusmagh, Melbourne, Old Road, Parsonstown, Port Phillip, Rape Mills, Roderick, Rodolphious, Rody
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Mary Cowie's family history 