Emma was the 3rd of 3 children (1 son) of William Hall (1828-1897) & Ellen Regan (1827-1874) who married in Newington, London on 18 Sep 1856.
* Her father next married Mary Anderson (1843-1885) in Tikokino on 1 June 1875 and had a further 6 children.
* He next married Sarah Malhern (1828-1898) in Napier 20 Nov 1883. They divorced.
* He next married Jane Chatfield (1846-1903) in Swanscombe, Kent in 1887 and died in Newington, Surrey 9 Oct 1897 aged 69
Emma married John O'Hagan in Hawke's Bay on 26 Dec 1877
Emma and John were the first Kumeroa settlers
their known children
1878 - 1966 James Andrew O'Hagan (+Bryant)
1880 - 1883 Rose Anna O'Hagan (age 3)
1882 - 1927 John 'Jack' O'Hagan (+Milner)
1884 - 1964 Agnes O'Hagan (+Jarrett)
1886 - 1886 Patrick O'Hagan (1 day)
1887 - 1901 Caroline Angelina O'Hagan
1888 - 1948 Ellen O'Hagan (+Herrick)
1894 - 1889 Ethel Eva O'Hagan (+Pritchard)
1901 - 1966 Edward Irvin O'Hagan (+Crooks)
Pahiatua Herald, 20 July 1927
The deaths have taken place of two Woodville residents, Mr C. E. Coward and Mrs E. O'Hagan
Manawatu Standard, 20 July 1927
A very old resident of the Woodville and Kumeroa districts in the person of Mrs O'Hagan, relict of the late John O'Hagan, died in the Dannevirke Hospital on Sunday
The death of Mrs Emma O'Hagan removes another of the Woodville district's links with the past. Mrs O'Hagan went with her husband, the late Mr John O'Hagan, to the Kumeroa district from Tikokino some 40 years ago and proved a splendid help to her pioneer husband. On his death some time ago she carried on the farm, but later leased it to a son, the late Mr jack O'Hagan, returning to Woodville where she ahd lived until ill-health necessitated her removal to the Dannevirke Hospital for treatment. The members of the family left to mourn their loss are Mess James (Wanganui), Edward O'Hagan (Dannevirke) and Mesdames Jarrett and Pritchard (Wanganui) and Herrick (Wairarapa)
* Her father next married Mary Anderson (1843-1885) in Tikokino on 1 June 1875 and had a further 6 children.
* He next married Sarah Malhern (1828-1898) in Napier 20 Nov 1883. They divorced.
* He next married Jane Chatfield (1846-1903) in Swanscombe, Kent in 1887 and died in Newington, Surrey 9 Oct 1897 aged 69
Emma married John O'Hagan in Hawke's Bay on 26 Dec 1877
Emma and John were the first Kumeroa settlers
their known children
1878 - 1966 James Andrew O'Hagan (+Bryant)
1880 - 1883 Rose Anna O'Hagan (age 3)
1882 - 1927 John 'Jack' O'Hagan (+Milner)
1884 - 1964 Agnes O'Hagan (+Jarrett)
1886 - 1886 Patrick O'Hagan (1 day)
1887 - 1901 Caroline Angelina O'Hagan
1888 - 1948 Ellen O'Hagan (+Herrick)
1894 - 1889 Ethel Eva O'Hagan (+Pritchard)
1901 - 1966 Edward Irvin O'Hagan (+Crooks)
Pahiatua Herald, 20 July 1927
The deaths have taken place of two Woodville residents, Mr C. E. Coward and Mrs E. O'Hagan
Manawatu Standard, 20 July 1927
A very old resident of the Woodville and Kumeroa districts in the person of Mrs O'Hagan, relict of the late John O'Hagan, died in the Dannevirke Hospital on Sunday
The death of Mrs Emma O'Hagan removes another of the Woodville district's links with the past. Mrs O'Hagan went with her husband, the late Mr John O'Hagan, to the Kumeroa district from Tikokino some 40 years ago and proved a splendid help to her pioneer husband. On his death some time ago she carried on the farm, but later leased it to a son, the late Mr jack O'Hagan, returning to Woodville where she ahd lived until ill-health necessitated her removal to the Dannevirke Hospital for treatment. The members of the family left to mourn their loss are Mess James (Wanganui), Edward O'Hagan (Dannevirke) and Mesdames Jarrett and Pritchard (Wanganui) and Herrick (Wairarapa)
Emma was the 3rd of 3 children (1 son) of William Hall (1828-1897) & Ellen Regan (1827-1874) who married in Newington, London on 18 Sep 1856.
* Her father next married Mary Anderson (1843-1885) in Tikokino on 1 June 1875 and had a further 6 children.
* He next married Sarah Malhern (1828-1898) in Napier 20 Nov 1883. They divorced.
* He next married Jane Chatfield (1846-1903) in Swanscombe, Kent in 1887 and died in Newington, Surrey 9 Oct 1897 aged 69
Emma married John O'Hagan in Hawke's Bay on 26 Dec 1877
Emma and John were the first Kumeroa settlers
their known children
1878 - 1966 James Andrew O'Hagan (+Bryant)
1880 - 1883 Rose Anna O'Hagan (age 3)
1882 - 1927 John 'Jack' O'Hagan (+Milner)
1884 - 1964 Agnes O'Hagan (+Jarrett)
1886 - 1886 Patrick O'Hagan (1 day)
1887 - 1901 Caroline Angelina O'Hagan
1888 - 1948 Ellen O'Hagan (+Herrick)
1894 - 1889 Ethel Eva O'Hagan (+Pritchard)
1901 - 1966 Edward Irvin O'Hagan (+Crooks)
Pahiatua Herald, 20 July 1927
The deaths have taken place of two Woodville residents, Mr C. E. Coward and Mrs E. O'Hagan
Manawatu Standard, 20 July 1927
A very old resident of the Woodville and Kumeroa districts in the person of Mrs O'Hagan, relict of the late John O'Hagan, died in the Dannevirke Hospital on Sunday
The death of Mrs Emma O'Hagan removes another of the Woodville district's links with the past. Mrs O'Hagan went with her husband, the late Mr John O'Hagan, to the Kumeroa district from Tikokino some 40 years ago and proved a splendid help to her pioneer husband. On his death some time ago she carried on the farm, but later leased it to a son, the late Mr jack O'Hagan, returning to Woodville where she ahd lived until ill-health necessitated her removal to the Dannevirke Hospital for treatment. The members of the family left to mourn their loss are Mess James (Wanganui), Edward O'Hagan (Dannevirke) and Mesdames Jarrett and Pritchard (Wanganui) and Herrick (Wairarapa)
* Her father next married Mary Anderson (1843-1885) in Tikokino on 1 June 1875 and had a further 6 children.
* He next married Sarah Malhern (1828-1898) in Napier 20 Nov 1883. They divorced.
* He next married Jane Chatfield (1846-1903) in Swanscombe, Kent in 1887 and died in Newington, Surrey 9 Oct 1897 aged 69
Emma married John O'Hagan in Hawke's Bay on 26 Dec 1877
Emma and John were the first Kumeroa settlers
their known children
1878 - 1966 James Andrew O'Hagan (+Bryant)
1880 - 1883 Rose Anna O'Hagan (age 3)
1882 - 1927 John 'Jack' O'Hagan (+Milner)
1884 - 1964 Agnes O'Hagan (+Jarrett)
1886 - 1886 Patrick O'Hagan (1 day)
1887 - 1901 Caroline Angelina O'Hagan
1888 - 1948 Ellen O'Hagan (+Herrick)
1894 - 1889 Ethel Eva O'Hagan (+Pritchard)
1901 - 1966 Edward Irvin O'Hagan (+Crooks)
Pahiatua Herald, 20 July 1927
The deaths have taken place of two Woodville residents, Mr C. E. Coward and Mrs E. O'Hagan
Manawatu Standard, 20 July 1927
A very old resident of the Woodville and Kumeroa districts in the person of Mrs O'Hagan, relict of the late John O'Hagan, died in the Dannevirke Hospital on Sunday
The death of Mrs Emma O'Hagan removes another of the Woodville district's links with the past. Mrs O'Hagan went with her husband, the late Mr John O'Hagan, to the Kumeroa district from Tikokino some 40 years ago and proved a splendid help to her pioneer husband. On his death some time ago she carried on the farm, but later leased it to a son, the late Mr jack O'Hagan, returning to Woodville where she ahd lived until ill-health necessitated her removal to the Dannevirke Hospital for treatment. The members of the family left to mourn their loss are Mess James (Wanganui), Edward O'Hagan (Dannevirke) and Mesdames Jarrett and Pritchard (Wanganui) and Herrick (Wairarapa)
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In Loving Memory Of
EMMA O'HAGAN
Died 17th July 1927
Aged 66 Years
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her details provided by Ernest Roden Grinlinton on 18-7-1927
Funeral Director: E R Grinlinton
Funeral Officiator: Rev Davidson
Interment ID: 6569
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