JAGO FAMILY SEARCH

[jago-syd]

Anyone able to assist with information relating to "JAGO" FAMILY NAME, with links to Josias Jago; Josias Coke Jago; John Wesley Jago; Sydney James Jago, all originating from Scotland, or elswhere in the UK, please email me, or post a reply on this site - Regards, Syd

[Wemada]

Just to let you know, my maiden name is JAGO and I come from Cornwall, England , so I was surprised to see Jago's in New Zealand! My dad's name is Ernest Roy Jago and he was born in the 1920's if you're interested.

[laurencejago]

hi theere my name is laurencejago from belfast northern ireland in the uk... my e-mail address is laurencejago@yahoo.co.uk if ur still inetersted in finding out more>?

[michael_jago]

my family name is jago. all the of my family jago's are from liverpool originating from spain (spanish smugglers as far as i know). i dont really know any of the family up there as i live in kent and havent visited much! my grandad was called charlie, my nan margaret. if ur tracing family trees and in the unlikely event that u find a link, let me know, thanks, michael
michael_jago@hotmail.com

[PMichaelJago]

The name "Jago" is the ancient Cornish for "king" and there were Jagos who were Princes of Wales until the 10th century. Most Jagos in England originally come from Cornwall or Devon. There are, of course, several in Ireland - mostly in the Cork area - and there are variant spellings (such as Jagoe - John Arthur Jagoe was Chaplain of the RAF and Bishop of Bermuda).

My branch has a tradition of naming first-born son "Patrick" but calling child by second name - e.g. Patrick Philip (known as Philip), Patrick Desmond (known as Desmond) and myself Patrick Michael (known as Michael). I can only trace this line back to Patrick Philip, my grandfather, who emigrated from Plymouth to Canada in 1890/1900. He was a Warrant Officer in the RCAF and lived the later part of his life in Winnipeg.

Hope this helps generally - can anyone help me with the "Patrick" branch?