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26 October 2019

COOGAN story appearing in "A Modern History of New London County,
Connecticut" (Lewis Historical Pub. Co., 1922) [PAGE ?]:


CLARENCE A COOGAN is the youngest child of six children of Edward
C. and Lucy E. (Crumb) Coogan, of Mystic, Connecticut.  Edward C.
Coogan, born in Boston, Massachusetts, came to Putnam, Connecticut,
when a boy and there attended public schools.  Later, he located
in Mystic, obtaining employment in the Standard Machine Company
and there continues, having been receiving and shipping clerk for
the past twenty-one years, 1899-1920.

Clarence A. Coogan was born in Mystic, Connecticut, August 1, 
1898.  He obtained a good grammar school education in the Mystic
public schools.  He completed his studies in Stonington High
School in 1917, and at once began farming as a business in the
town of Stonington, near Mystic.  He rented the Walter Morgan
famr of one hundred and twenty acres near Mystic, and there has
since conducted profitable farming and poultry raising operations.
He is a member of Mystic Grange, Patrons of Husbandry, and in
politics a Republican.

Mr. Coogan married, March 5, 1919, Clara Avery Morgan, daughter
of Walter C. and Martha (Wheeler) Morgan of Mystic.  They are
both members of the Congregational Church.  They are the parents
of two children: Clarissa Avery, born in the town of Stonington,
October 10, 1920; Edward Carle, born January 27, 1921.