1880 United States Census
Marital Birth B-place
Name Rel Status Sex Race Age place Occup Fa Mo
Dan GONEGALL Self M M W 38 SCOTLAND Farmer SCOT SCOT
Jane GONEGALL Wife M F W 36 SCOTLAND Keeping House SCOT SCOT
Annie PATTERSON Dau S F W 8 CA SCOT SCOT
Catherine PATTERSON Dau S F W 4 CA SCOT SCOT
David PATTERSON Son S M W 3 CA SCOT SCOT

Source Information:
Census Place Township 3, Mariposa, California
Family History Library Film 1254068
NA Film Number T9-0068
Page Number 168D

GONIGALL, Daniel
April 18, 1891 Mariposa Gazette
Killed by Giant Powder.
Last friday, word was brought tot own that Daniel GONIGALL who lived in the Chowchilla country, had been killed by a explosion of giant powder, on Thursday night. It appears that he and another man named McDOWELL, worked in what is known as the McDOWELL mine, and GONIGALL worked alone at night. He was in the habit of putting giant powder on the fire for the purpose of thawing it , and this was evidently what he had doing when he met his death. His companion slept in a cabin nearly one-forth of a mile away from the mine, and friday morning when he went to work, he found the poor old man dead. He was lying in the blacksmith shop, and examination showed that the explosion had driven a piece of iron through his leg, inflicting a wound from which he bled to death. Judge Temple was notified of the accident, and he at once started across the mountain, to hold an inquest and help to convey the body home. The country in that locality is very rough and the kind hearted men who gathered at the mine, had to carry the remains of the unfortunate man over two miles before a road was reached. The body was brought to Mariposa, Sunday and buried in the public cemetery. He leaves a widow.

Married
August 30, 1879 Mariposa Gazette
GONIGALL- PATERSON- In Merced, August 21, Mr. Daniel GONIGALL to Miss Jane PATERSON, both of Mariposa county.

July 4, 1914 Mariposa Gazette
GONAGALL, Mrs. Jane
Mrs. GONAGALL Dead. Mrs. Jane GONAGALL, an old resident of Mariposa county, died at the home of her grandson, D. M. PATTERSON, near Bootjack, Tuesday of this week. Mrs. GONAGALL was a native of Scotland and 90 years of age. Infirmities due to her advanced age was the cause of death. The remains were brought to Mariposa on Thursday by Undertaker Mc ELLIGOTT and the internment had in the public cemetery at 11 .m. Surviving relatives are D. M. PATTERSON of Bootjack and D. O. PATTERSON of Hornitos, grandsons of the deceased.