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1. www.geni.com › people › Daniel-NagleDaniel Nagle (1802 - 1851) - Genealogy - Geni.com

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   May 23, 2018 · Birthdate: February 07, 1802. Death: January 17, 1851 (48) Pottsville, Schuylkill County, PA, Immediate Family: Son of John Philip Nagle, Jr. and Margaretha Nagle. Husband of Mary Nagle. Father of Brig. Gen James Nagle; Eliza Miller; Daniel Nagle; Ellen Nagle; Mary Lara Nagle and 3 others.

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   Discover life events, stories and photos about John Daniel Nagle (1851–1910) of Pottsville, Schuylkill, Pennsylvania, United States.

3. wiki-en.org › gunfighter-who-is-john-leslie-nagelGunfighter: Who Is John Leslie Nagel? His Wikipedia & Age ...

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   May 26, 2023 · John Leslie Nagel was well-recognized as a gunfighter; Let us learn more about his Wikipedia and other details to follow up. Thomas Nagle and Mary Bennet had a son named John Nagle. He was born on May 22， 1855， in Ontario， Canada.

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   Sep 9, 2013 · The conflict was also dramatically personalised in the furious public polemics between Edward Nangle and Archbishop John MacHale, a fierce opponent of the proselytising movement who was appointed Archbishop of Tuam in 1834, the year the Nangle and his family arrived in Achill.

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   Dec 24, 2001 · Nagle family history in Ireland is first recorded with Baron Gilbert de Angulos, who lived in Connacht in 1193; in Germany, the family was first found in Westphalia. Nagle genealogy includes karate grand master Donald Nagle.

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   Did Richard Nagle have a brother?

   • Nagle: Sir Richard Nagle, who was Attorney-General for Ireland in the reign of King James II., had a brother named Piers, of Annakissey, who in that reign was High Sheriff of the county Cork. This Piers married and had: 2. James Nagle (died aged 99 years), who was Page to James II., at St. Germain’s.

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   Who was Edward Nangle?

   • The Church Advocate, which had amalgamated with The Achill Herald that Edward Nangle had founded and edited for several decades, stated that ‘few clergymen of the Church of Ireland were better known or more highly valued in his day, as he was a man of much intellectual power, a clear expositor of sound scripture, and a powerful writer…’.

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   Where was Mr Nangle buried?

   • ‘Mr Nangle ought to have been buried in Achill’, wrote his biographer Rev Henry Seddall the following year, but the Nangle family decided against this for financial reasons, and his remains were interred in Deansgrange Cemetery, Monkstown.

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   Who was John MacHale?

   • The conflict was also dramatically personalised in the furious public polemics between Edward Nangle and Archbishop John MacHale, a fierce opponent of the proselytising movement who was appointed Archbishop of Tuam in 1834, the year the Nangle and his family arrived in Achill.

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   Why did Edward Nangle visit Achill?

   • Edward Nangle faced into his last long illness a full half-century after he first laid eyes on the island of Achill in autumn 1831, when he sailed with his wife Eliza, pregnant with their second daughter, on the famine relief ship Nottingham, and ‘on his arrival in the west … he determined to visit Achill’.

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   Where is Eliza Nangle now?

   • Today, the remains of Eliza Nangle and five of the Nangle offspring rest on the slopes of Slievemore just yards from the surviving Achill Mission settlement buildings. In the valley below stands St Thomas’ church where a portrait of the silver-haired Nangle looks down on Sunday worshippers and Achill Island visitors.

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   Jocelin de Angulo, first baron of Navan, had two sons, the elder of whom was ancestor of Nangle, in Leinster, and Nagle, in Munster; the second son (who was Justiciary of Ireland, A.D. 1195), surnamed “Peter Peppard,” was the ancestor of Peppard.