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hn Jagoe, family background p. 1
Son John Jagoe BL (barrister), p.6
Wife Ann Dowe, marriage settlement, p. 11
Fishery business, p. 14
Manor Courts, p. 22
Losses Through Failure of Spanish Bank 1641, p. 29
Extended Jagoe Family p. 30
Sale Jagoe/O’Connor Estate Landed Estates Court, p.31
Dr. Bryan O’Connor, United Irishman, transported to Australia, p. 35
Rev. John Jagoe, Schull son of Abraham p.32
Figures in early 19th century Bantry and West Carbery Politics p. 36
1844, Dowe/Coughlan litigation p. 56
Marriage, 1795 Possibly Skibbereen John Jagoe Margaret O’Connor (she a Catholic) He Bantry she Skibbereen. His father John Jagoe Dunmanway mother Ellen Young Young’s Point Bantry fishing family, Son John Councillor m Ann Dowe 1826 possible daughter Esther m Desmond Attorney “John Jagoe son John and his wife on the UK census, living in London, he also died in London, John Jagoe died on Oct. 20th 1851 in Westminster Hospital, London. He is down as 54 years old. Witness Samuel Jagoe, living in 12, Danvers St, Chelsea. Probably John’s son, Samuel, born c 1832, emigrated to Australia in 1852. Re. John Jagoe in London, he was certainly there in 1851, the whole family was on the UK 1851 census, He was there from about 1848 until his death in 1857. He was buried in Battersea, St Marys.
1818 Witness here John Jagoe reputedly had a shop in Barrack St at this period. From Bantry, Liberal Protestant, a mixed marriage his brother in law Dr. Bryan O’Connor exiled to Australia for United Irishmen ‘offences’; allowed later to return later to a GP in Clonakilty, three of his brothers officers in the British Army. John Jagoes mother of the Bantry Young fish merchant family related by marriage to the Gosnells.
John Jagoe (probably the Liberal Protestant) 1826 Rent charge assigned 1833 to John O’Connell esq., over Glounathana also named Morgan O’Connell, Merchant, Liverpool, James O’Connell, Merchant, Cork Attorney Timothy Collins. Pigot 1824 places him at Lahern. 1857 Landed Estate Sale with Tenant Listing of Jagoe/O’Connor Estate, Bantry (Knockavolig, Clogeragh, Dereengrenough, East and West Caheragolane, Ardrara) Mother Youngs of Fish Merchants, Youngs Point, Bantry, Dr. O’Connor United Irishman Transported to Australia, John Jagoe Fishery Commissioner Political Liberal, John Jagoe Barrister, Mother Beninga Pioneer Women’s Education Townsville Australia, Dowes and Coughlans of Carrigmanus.
John Jagoe Lahern, Bantry, Pigot’s Directory 1824:
West Cork History 
I thank the contributor regarding John Jagoe, I have interest through my wife’s family of Young of Bantry, I have created a time line from 1590 through to 1851 when Dr. Thomas Young Cotter b.1805 Bantry was executor of the last Will and Testament of John Thomas Young b.1805 Bantry died 1851 Adelaide S.A. The will states property left to him by Thomas Young in Bantry, this connection is because Ellen Young is T.Y. Cotter’s mother and sister to J.T. Young. The relationship of the two men nephew and uncle is possible is due to Ellen Young being only 18 at her marriage in Bantry 1806. here is an excerpt from my write up “1770 John Young may be the brother of Elizabeth Young who married John Jagoe of Dunmanway in 1763. May have given evidence at the Parliamentary Fishing Enquiry of great grandfather losing money due to a loss of Spanish bank. This may be Bilbao 1640 putting the Young’s in Bantry from circa 1590 with Davenant and Melefont at the fishing. May be same family in 1795 a John Young of Reenraur was the father of John, Samuel and Robert he rented lands at Direenkelig to John Bird of Bantry the elder.
[Paddy O’Keefe papers] [Bantry early Wills and Church of Ireland, Methodist, old Catholic Families Deaths]
1770 John Young and Phyllis Gosnell He Young’s Point House Bantry and a fish merchant died aged 99 in 1838 she died 1839 His sister Eliza Young have married John Jagoe a farmer of Dunmanway and their son John Jagoe later a prominent Bantry fish merchant
[Irish Records Extraction Database, Dr. Casey/Paddy O’Keeffe]
1770 deed Thomas Young first son of Plummer is a life together with Nicholas Bird 15 1st son of Nicholas Bird and Robert Bird 2nd son of John Bird a farmer.
[Irish Record database Dr Casey]
This last record puts Thomas Young first son as likely to be fish curer Main Street Bantry and Ellen and John Thomas Young’s father
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