1. Ann¹ Coogan, daughter of Patrick [Francis] Coogan and Bridget [Mary] McConville, was born IRELAND c.1825. Ann died c.1875 at 50 years of age.

She married Felix Devlin. Felix was born c.1830. Felix died 04 JUN 1891 [?] in [Kings County, NY ?].

She resided IRELAND. She emigrated. Point of origin: IRELAND. *

Ann immigrated. Destination: NY. *

She resided Brooklyn, Kings, NY 1860. She appears in the 1860 US Census.

Felix and his wife, Ann, both listed with the surname "Develin", were baptismal witnesses for John Coogan, son of Hugh "Elder," at the Coogan family parish (St. Mary's) in Kingston, New York on 17 MAR 1863.

She resided Kingston, Ulster, NY 1865. She appears in the 1865 NY State Census

She resided Brooklyn, Kings, NY 1869, DeBevoise St & Morrell St. Ann's husband, Felix, appears in the 1869 Brooklyn City Directory.

She resided Brooklyn, Kings, NY 1870. She appears in the 1870 US Census.

Ann Coogan and Felix Devlin had the following children:

• 2 i. Bridget² Devlin was born in NY c.1852. She resided Brooklyn, Kings, NY 1860. She appears in the 1860 US Census.

  She resided Kingston, Ulster, NY 1865. She appears in the 1865 NY State Census.

  She resided Brooklyn, Kings, NY 1870. She appears in the 1870 US Census.

  She resided Brooklyn, Kings, NY 1880, 95 DeBevoise Street. She appears in the 1880 US Census.

• 3 ii. Mary Devlin was born in NY c.1854. She resided Brooklyn, Kings, NY 1860. She appears in the 1860 US Census.

  She resided Kingston, Ulster, NY 1865. She appears in the 1865 NY State Census.

  She resided Brooklyn, Kings, NY 1870. She appears in the 1870 US Census.

• 4 iii. Peter L. Devlin was born in NY c.1858. He resided Brooklyn, Kings, NY 1860. He appears in the 1860 US Census.

  He resided Kingston, Ulster, NY 1865. He appears in the 1865 NY State Census.

  He resided Brooklyn, Kings, NY 1870. He appears in the 1870 US Census.

  He resided Brooklyn, Kings, NY 1880, 95 DeBevoise Street. He appears in the 1880 US Census.

• 5 iv. James H. Devlin was born in NY c.1860. He resided Kingston, Ulster, NY 1865. He appears in the 1865 NY State Census.

  He resided Brooklyn, Kings, NY 1870. He appears in the 1870 US Census.

  An article from the September 29, 1877 edition of the "Brooklyn Union-Argus" described the circumstances of how James Devlin (Felix's son) murdered someone and then robbed the family saloon as he made his escape.

• 6 v. Ann Devlin was born in NY c.1862. She resided Kingston, Ulster, NY 1865. She appears in the 1865 NY State Census.

  She resided Brooklyn, Kings, NY 1870. appears in the 1870 US Census.

  She resided Brooklyn, Kings, NY 1880, 95 DeBevoise Street. She appears in the 1880 US Census.

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