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My "sources" for this family tree are from shared family references; LDS records from 
FRANCE on the ALLEMAND family - courtesy of a newly-found "cousin," John; a selected 
compilation from The BENNETT History by George Roy BENNETT, Milford, DE, dated August 
18, 1964; a file from another recently-found BROWN "cousin," Cathy; and information 
gleaned from Ancestry.com and all the other many sources now on the internet. It is 
correct as far as I can ascertain. I am adding more relatives as I learn of them 
(and/or as I have the time to enter them.) YOUR HELP IN ADDING TO OUR FAMILY TREE 
WOULD BE WELCOMED -- the more original documentation you can provide the better!!!

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Regarding the DONEGAN ancestry, Halbert of Bath, Ohio 44120, who specializes in 
heraldic information tells us: "The Irish O' denotes grandfather. Different spellings 
of the same original surname are a common occurence. Dictionaries of surnames 
indicate probable spelling variations. The most prominent variations of DONEGAN are 
Dongan, Dongans, Donnegan and Dunnegan (and our ancestors came with it spelled 
Dunnigan). ... Census records available disclose the fact there are 725 heads of 
households in the U.S. with the old and distinguished Donegan name. The Census Bureau 
estimates there are approximately 3.2 persons per household in America, which yields 
an approximate total of 2320 people in the U.S. carrying the Donegan name."