Son of John Hagan and Mary McTague.
John Hagan was the son of a coal miner, and became a coal miner, until he relocated his family to Detroit, Michigan, before 1920. He worked in the auto industry in Detroit.
He and his wife, Alice Pilkington, had two sons, John and Charles. John returned to Clearfield County, Pennsylvania with his wife, and son, Charles, before 1930.
John Hagan was the son of a coal miner, and became a coal miner, until he relocated his family to Detroit, Michigan, before 1920. He worked in the auto industry in Detroit.
He and his wife, Alice Pilkington, had two sons, John and Charles. John returned to Clearfield County, Pennsylvania with his wife, and son, Charles, before 1930.
Son of John Hagan and Mary McTague.
John Hagan was the son of a coal miner, and became a coal miner, until he relocated his family to Detroit, Michigan, before 1920. He worked in the auto industry in Detroit.
He and his wife, Alice Pilkington, had two sons, John and Charles. John returned to Clearfield County, Pennsylvania with his wife, and son, Charles, before 1930.
John Hagan was the son of a coal miner, and became a coal miner, until he relocated his family to Detroit, Michigan, before 1920. He worked in the auto industry in Detroit.
He and his wife, Alice Pilkington, had two sons, John and Charles. John returned to Clearfield County, Pennsylvania with his wife, and son, Charles, before 1930.
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