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12 December 2010

COOGAN Death Notices extracted from the "Deaths Reported", "Deaths",
"Died" and "Obituaries" pages of the "Amsterdam Evening Recorder" 
and "Amsterdam Evening Recorder and Daily Democrat" [NY] [Date 
listed is publication date]:
***Note - not a complete listing***


07 OCT 1904 - "Obituary" [PAGE 3]
ABBIE COOGAN - Abbie Coogan, aged 7 years, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Abraham Coogan, died Thursday evening at his home, No. 13 Reid 
street.  He has been confined in the Childs' hospital in Albany,
suffering from hip trouble for the last two years. Friday last he
was stricken with brain disease at which time he was removed to
the home of his parents. Despite the care of loving hands who did
everything that might aid the little sufferer, the end came about
12 o'clock Thursday night.  Besides his father and mother, he is
survived by two sisters, Margaret and Elizabeth, also two 
brothers, James and William, all of this city.  The funeral will
be held at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the house. Interment in
St. Mary's cemetery.

18 NOV 1907 - "Obituary" [PAGE 8]
ABRAHAM COOGAN - Word has been received by Mrs. Abraham Coogan, of
No. 24 Reid street, announcing the death of her husband in Ireland.
Mr. Coogan left his home in this city last April and journeyed to
Ireland to look after the settling up of an estate left by his
brother, Jas. Coogan.  In the last letter received from Mr. Coogan,
he stated that he was enjoying good health.  He was 41 years of age
and had lived in this city for 26 years.  During seventeen years of
that time he had been employed by the Sanford carpet mills. Besides
his wife he is survived by a son, William A. Coogan, two daughters,
Mrs. Michael R. Cregg and Elizabeth Coogan, a step-son, James 
Butler, all of this city; two brothers, Edward Coogan, of Brooklyn,
and Timothy of Ireland; and one sister, Elizabeth, also of Ireland.
Mrs. Coogan is awaiting the arrival of a letter from Ireland which
will give the particulars of her husband's death. Until this letter
is received, nothing in regard to the funeral and interment can be
decided upon.

29 NOV 1907 - [PAGE 10 ?]
ILL FOR FIVE DAYS - In a letter received from Ireland, Mrs. 
Abraham Coogan of Reid street has obtained the first particulars of
her husband's death in that country.  Mr. Coogan left Amsterdam
last spring for Ireland with the intention of settling up his 
brother's estate.  He was taken ill of pneumonia on November 10 and
died five days later.  The interment was made in Ireland.

15 MAR 1932 - [PAGE 3]
MRS. MARY COOGAN - Mrs. Mary Coogan died this morning, at 7:30
o'clock, at her home, 95 Division street, after an illness of four
weeks, death being due to complication of diseases.  Mrs. Coogan
was born in Rome, N.Y., and came to this city in girlhood, 
Amsterdam having been her home since.  A woman of generous impulses
and fine Christian character, she enjoyed the love and esteem of
all who knew her.  She was a devout member of St. Mary's church and
also a member of the Rosary society of that church.  The survivors
are one son, William J. Coogan, two daughters, Mrs. Michael Cregg
and Mrs. Elizabeth Sauder, all of Amsterdam, three grandchildren,
five nieces and two nephews. The funeral will be held at St. Mary's 
church Friday morning.

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