ROGAN, George ^{1 2}

   Cause of his death was chronic bronchitis over 2 months and 16 days and myocarditis.⁶

   Another name for George was ROGIN, George.³

   User ID: L18.

  General Notes:

"ROGIN
GEORGE
GOODWIN (mother's surname)
M
1878
652 / 1 / 183
OLD MONKLAND (WESTERN DISTRICT)"

from Index of Births


In the 1891 census George was recorded as 13 years old and born at Clyde Iron Works; he was a dye-worker.

The birth certificate for Mary Rogan recorded that her father, George Rogan, was the informant of her birth. He gave notice of his daughter's birth before R. Barr, registrar, at Baillieston on 2 November 1906. He also gave the date and place of his marriage to Mary's mother as 6 June 1905 at Holytown. George was recorded as being a furnaceman.

The birth certificate for William Rogan recorded that his father, George Rogan, a furnaceman, who was present where his son's birth took place, was the informant of his birth. He gave notice of his son's birth before William Toner, registrar, at Shettleston on 23 May 1910, and again gave the date and place of his marriage as 6 June 1905 at Holytown.

James and George Rogan were male twins born to the Rogans in 1911. George Rogan, their father, informed the registrar, William Toner, of their birth at Shettleston on 17 May 1911. George's occupation was recorded as 'blast furnaceman'. He gave the date and place of his marriage, as he had in previous birth notifications.

Sarah Margaret Rogan was born in 1914. George Rogan, her father, informed the registrar, M. D. Toner, of her birth, at Glasgow on 4 August 1914. George was recorded as being a Blast furnace filler by occupation. The place and date of his marriage was also recorded as above.

John Rogan was born during the First World War in 1916. George Rogan, his father, informed the registrar, William L. Campbell, of his birth, at Glasgow on 11 December 1916. George was recorded as being a blast furnaceman.

Francis Rogan was born in 1920. George Rogan, his father, informed the registrar, William F. McCol, of his birth, at Glasgow on 4 February 1920. George's occupation was noted as blast furnaceman.

George Rogan, of 114 Dunlop Street Tollcross, gave notice of his mother, Mary Ann's death, before the registrar, William Potter, at Glasgow on 3 December 1920.

George's daughter, Mary, was married in 1930. In her marriage certificate, George was recorded as a furnaceman.

George died in 1941. His death certificate recorded him as aged 63 years and married to Sarah McGunnigal. He had been a blast furnaceman by occupation. His parents were both deceased. ^{2 4 5 8 9 10 11 12 13}

  Medical Notes:

Marie Louise McAllister LRCPS certified the causes of death.

George's son and namesake, George Rogan, gave notice of his father's death before the registrar, George Lemmon, at Glasgow on 31 July 1941. ⁶

George married Sarah Ann McGUNNIGAL, daughter of James McGUNNIGAL and Mary ROURKE, on 6 June 1905 in RC Chapel, Chapelhall, Lanarkshire, Scotland.¹ (Sarah Ann McGUNNIGAL was born 18 December 1884 at 1.40 am in High Rows, Chapelhall, Holytown, Lanarkshire, Scotland,¹⁴ died 16 May 1951 at 6.45 pm in Gilmerton Street, Glasgow, Scotland ^{5 15} and was buried in 1951 in Dalbeth cemetery, Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland ⁷.). The cause of her death was carcinoma of the oesophagus over 3 months.⁶

  Marriage Notes:

Father William Carmichael married the couple, after banns, at Chapelhall according to the rites and forms of the Roman Catholic Church. The witnesses were Andrew Haggerty and Maggie McGunnigal.

George was a bachelor, aged 26 years, employed as a blastfurnace filler. His address was 45 Clyde Iron Works, Tollcross. His father, William Rogan, a blastfurnace filler, was dead. His mother Mary Ann Goodwin was living.

Sarah was an unmarried woman of 20 years, a domestic servant. Her address was noted as Co-operative Buildings, Chapelhall. Her father too was already dead.

The marriage was registered at Holytown on 7 June 1905, the registrar being Gilbert Hamilton. ¹