Table of Contents
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James Flanagan (c1705 – 1752)
James Flanagan – Commentary and Corrections on Bob Flanagan’s historical sketch
James Flanagan – Dr Flanagan’s narrative, with commentary
Three Immigrant Brothers – Fact or Fiction?
James Flanagan, c1705 – 1752 – A Timeline
James and his Two Sons Named James
James Flanagan’s 1752 will deserves a fresh look
Sevena (Whittle) Flanagan Lane, c1725 – p1801
The Daughters of James and Sevena
Francis Whittle and Sarah, His Wife
James Flanagan (c1730 – c1819)
James Flanagan of Pittsylvania and Bedford Counties, Virginia
The Dalton Gang – Mary, daughter of James and Annis
Whittle Flanagan (1747 – c1831)
Whittle Flanagan, 1749 – c1831
Whittle Flanagan – Dr Flanagan’s narrative, with commentary
The Whittle and Judah (Ferguson) Bible
Whittle Flanagan’s Red Hill – A Study
Sons of Whittle and Judah (Ferguson) Flanagan – to Kentucky and Alabama
James Daniel Flanagan, c1796 – p1850
The Two Reubens
A Look at the Ferguson Family
Ambrose Flanagan (1747 – 1834)
Ambrose Flanagan – Dr Flanagan’s narrative, with commentary
The Several Sons of Ambrose
The Two Reubens
James Winwright Flanagan (c1752 – 1838)
James Winwright Flanagan – Dr Flanagan’s narrative, with commentary
What Happened to John Flanagan?
The Flannagan and Winston Bibles
2 responses to “Flanagans Galore”
James Winwright is great-great grandfather due to the fact that he and my great grandfather had large families. The time span is such my great grandfather, Webster, in normal generations, should have been my great-great. I have Webster’s personal scrapbook if you wish to read it.
Hi Janet. I see Web mentioned in the old newspapers quite a bit when I look for Flanagans. Yes, I’d love to take a look at his scrapbook, I’m sure it’s a treasure trove!