Thomas Brogan

1859 - 1908  (49 years)

• Name	Thomas Brogan
  Birth	1859	Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA
  Gender	Male
  Death	14 Dec 1908	Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA
  Burial	15 Dec 1908	Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA
  	Saint Joseph Catholic Cemetery Section: East Level: 2 PT 4 Lot 7 Saint Joseph Catholic Cemetery Section: East Level: 2 PT 4 Lot 7
  Person ID	I1390	Branches and Roots
  Last Modified	13 Feb 2026

  
  

  Father	Thomas Brogan,   b. 1835, Ireland d. 7 Aug 1881, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA (Age 46 years)
  Relationship	natural
  Mother	Mary Gannon,   b. Abt 1830, Ireland d. 23 Jan 1892, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA (Age 62 years)
  Relationship	natural
  Marriage	UNKNOWN
  Family ID	F1422	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Notes

  Headline: Both Claim The Land. Contention Between Two Estates Over a Piece of Property on River Ktroot; Article Type: News/Opinion; Paper: Plain Dealer; Date: 05-10-1890; Page: 8; Location: Cleveland. BOTH CLAIM THE LAND Contention Between Two Estates Over a Piece of Property on River Street. A suite entitled Thomas Brogan, jr., vs. G. E. Herrick, administrator, was begun yesterday in court of common plea. The action involves a dispute between the heirs of Thomas Brogan and those of Henry F. Clock and Anna M. Clark. Both claim ownership to real estate located on River street and worth about $5,000. The Brogan heirs are Thomas Brogan, jr., Maggie Lawlar, Bridget Dooley, Mary Brogan and Mary A. Kane. The Clakrs heirs are Mary E. Pollock, Eliza S. Clark, Robert Clark, Julian C. Clark and Anna C. Getzendanner. The Clarks heirs assert that the Brogans have been in possession of a lease, which the latter deny, saying that they know of no lease and that if one exists it is fraudulent. Mr. Herrick, as administrator of the Clark estate, has sold the property, or part of it to Mary E. Pollock and she has begun forcible detainer proceedings under the lease against the Brogans in Just Griswold’s court. The forcible detainer processing is set for hearing on Monday and the common please court is asked to enjoin its procedure. Judge Solders will pass upon the matter at noon today. Headline: Both Claim The Land. Contention Between Two Estates Over a Piece of Property on River Ktroot; Article Type: News/Opinion; Paper: Plain Dealer; Date: 05-10-1890; Page: 8; Location: Cleveland. BOTH CLAIM THE LAND Contention Between Two Estates Over a Piece of Property on River Street. A suite entitled Thomas Brogan, jr., vs. G. E. Herrick, administrator, was begun yesterday in court of common plea. The action involves a dispute between the heirs of Thomas Brogan and those of Henry F. Clock and Anna M. Clark. Both claim ownership to real estate located on River street and worth about $5,000. The Brogan heirs are Thomas Brogan, jr., Maggie Lawlar, Bridget Dooley, Mary Brogan and Mary A. Kane. The Clakrs heirs are Mary E. Pollock, Eliza S. Clark, Robert Clark, Julian C. Clark and Anna C. Getzendanner. The Clarks heirs assert that the Brogans have been in possession of a lease, which the latter deny, saying that they know of no lease and that if one exists it is fraudulent. Mr. Herrick, as administrator of the Clark estate, has sold the property, or part of it to Mary E. Pollock and she has begun forcible detainer proceedings under the lease against the Brogans in Just Griswold’s court. The forcible detainer processing is set for hearing on Monday and the common please court is asked to enjoin its procedure. Judge Solders will pass upon the matter at noon today.