Dugan Daniel               (<c1756->1792)

Queens American Rangers, Muster Rolls 25 Apr 1778 - 24 Oct 1778:
Prince of Wales American regiment:  Reported dead 27 March 1782.
Prince of Wales American Regiment: Claimed by the Navy 26 Nov 1782.
Prince of Wales American Regiment: Appointed Sargeant, after 25 Feb 1783.
Township Tax Roll 1792: "more than 6 cattle"
[If the information that has been handed down to me is correct, he lived at the foot of the Morden Mountain on the Morden Road.  My father pointed out the old cellar to me - JD]

Township Book of Aylesford 1796: 
"Christopher Dugan married Phebe Hinds 27 Sept. 1796 and hath Issue:"
Wilmot Trinity Anglican, Middleton 1796: married 27 Sep 1796
Wilmot Trinity Anglican, Middleton 1797: Margaret's baptism
Wilmot Trinity Anglican, Middleton 1798: Pheby's baptism
Wilmot Trinity Anglican, Middleton 1799: Edward's baptism

Township Book of Aylesford 1800: 
"John Dugan married Margery Bass 19 November 1800 and hath Issue:"  see below
Wilmot Trinity Anglican, Middleton 1800: married 19 Nov 1800
Wilmot Trinity Anglican, Middleton 1817: son William Bass' baptism on 25 May 1817
St Mary's Anglican, Auburn 1819: son Fargal's baptism on 3 Sep 1819
St Mary's Anglican, Auburn 1822: son Charles' baptism on 11 Jan 1822
St Mary's Anglican, Auburn 1823: son Manus Martin's baptism on 2 Dec 1823
St Mary's Anglican, Auburn 1828: daughter Christina Grace's baptism on 29 Jan 1828
[St Mary's Anglican was a missionary post before 1817 and had no regular rector.  In the early period, before 1790 when St Mary's was built, the area was served by St John's Anglican, Cornwallis. After 1790 it was served by Wilmot Trinity Anglican.  However all the events probably actually occured at St Mary's and the minister travelled rather than the people.  Edwin Gilpin noted in 1817 that there was a "small book" attached to the main register which recorded births and marriages in Aylesford.  I haven't been able to locate that book - JD]
census 1838: total in family = 6
Kings County Probate Records 1814:
DUGAN John, Aylesford,, 15 Aug 1814*;
    DUGAN Margery-Mrs, wife.
[where a death date was not recorded the testamentary date was used and is identified with an asterisk*. In other cases this date is a good approximation of death date, in this case it's very poor.  It's possible that "1814" should be "1844" or "1841" since he was in the 1838 census but not in the 1851 census  - JD]