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     Christina Morrogh was the daughter of James Morrogh and Alice Moyland.¹ She married Pierce Nagle, son of James Nagle, on 11 February 1790.¹
     From 11 February 1790, her married name became Nagle.¹

     Pierce Nagle was the son of James Nagle.¹ He married Christina Morrogh, daughter of James Morrogh and Alice Moyland, on 11 February 1790.¹

     Jane Morrogh was baptised in 1761.² She was the daughter of George Morrogh and Mary Sarsfield.^3,2 She married James Morrogh, son of Edmond Morrogh and Mary Nagle, circa 1780 at Lisbon, Portugal.^1,2 She died on 26 June 1817.¹
     From circa 1780, her married name became Morrogh.¹

     George Morrogh was the son of Henry Morrogh.¹ He married Mary Sarsfield.²

     Henry Morrogh married Anastatia (?)¹ He died on 13 June 1744.¹ He was buried at Corpo Santo, Parish of the Martyrs, Lisbon, Portugal^G.¹
     He lived at West Lisbon, Portugal^G.¹ His last will left 6 mill 400 reis: 61 reis for 50 masses at Corpo Santo, the balance to his wife and children. The executors were his wife, and Michael and Andrew Morrogh, both of Lisbon.¹

     Anastatia (?) married Henry Morrogh.¹
     Her married name became Morrogh.¹

     Michael Morrogh was the son of Henry Morrogh and Anastatia (?)¹
     He lived at Lisbon, Portugal^G.¹

     Andrew Morrogh was the son of Henry Morrogh and Anastatia (?)¹
     He lived at Lisbon, Portugal^G.¹

     Edward Morrogh was born in 1785.¹ He was the son of James Morrogh and Jane Morrogh.¹ He married, firstly, Christian French, daughter of Robert Joseph French, in 1809.¹ He married, secondly, Martha Bernard, daughter of John Bernard, in 1816.¹
     He was a juryman in the famous Doneraile conspiracy trials of 1829.¹ He held the office of Justice of the Peace (J.P.)¹ He was known as "the poor man's Friend."¹ He lived at Glanmire House, Rathvcooney, County Cork, Ireland^G.¹