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31 March 2012

COOGANs listed in the notice pages of the "Melbourne Argus" [published
in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia]:
***Note - not a complete listing***

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30 AUG 1852, PAGE 5

NOTICE - Nicholas Coogan, from the town of [Callan], County Kilkenny,
Ireland, lately arrived on the ship "London," is most anxious to hear
of his sister, Catharine Coogan, who arrived in this Colony four years
ago, per ship "Liverpool" from Plymouth.  he would graciously thank
any one who would give him any information respecting her.  Apply or
address at John Myles, Esq., [Bayview ?], Geelong. (8002)

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02 AUG 1865, PAGE 1

MISSING FRIENDS, MESSAGES, ETC. - [to] Mary Coogan, County Limerick - 
sister Bridget has arrived. Send address to Miss Owen, [100] Collins-
street east.

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29 APR 1947, PAGE 3

WANTS TO TRACE RELATIVE - Describing himself as one of the first post
war immigrants, Mr. Edward Coogan, of Riverside Camp, Canberra, 
A.C.T., has written to ask THE ARGUS to try to locate his aunt, Mrs.
Elizabeth Lorrain McLellan, of St. Kilda rd, late of Springburn, 
Glasgow, whom he came to Australia to find.  In 1929 she and her 
husband, Captain McLellan (A.I.F.) were severely burned in a [brush]
fire.  Her maiden name was Devlin.

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*** (1852-1947) http://trove.nla.gov.au