I believe this is the family of Mary Ann Goodwin who married William Rogan in 1875.
I don't know if this belongs here but it might just fit.
1848 From the Register of Baptisms for St. Mary's, Abercromby Street, Glasgow —
John, lawful child of George Goodin and Anne Goodin, five weeks old, was baptised on October 15 by Fr. John Aylward with sponsors James Conly and Catherine Conly.
1851 I have not yet consulted this census, the Old Monkland West film is missing from the Mitchell Library.
1855 Margaret Goodwin was born at 7h a.m. on Monday, June 25 at Clyde Iron Works to George Goodwin, Furnaceman at Ironworks and Ann Goodwin m.s. Carrol who married in 1841 at N.T. Butler [possibly wrong]. Her birth was registered No.152 at Baillieston on July 11 by George Goodwin, Father, Present.
Since this is 1855, there is additional information on the certificate about the parents. George was 35 years old, born at Newton Butler, Fermanagh, Ireland, with one boy and two girls living, two boys and two girls deceased. Ann was 30 years old, born at Killeevin, Monaghan, Ireland and Margaret was her 8th child.
Margaret was baptised in the parish of St Paul's, Eastmuir on July 8 by Fr Patrick McLaughlin with sponsors Alexander Sinclair and Ellen McOdd (?).
1858 Elizabeth Goodwin was born at 5h0m p.m. on Thursday, May 13 at Clyde Iron Works to George Goodwin, Furnaceman and Ann Goodwin m.s. Carroll. Her birth was registered No.147 at Faulds, Baillieston [Old Monkland West] on May 28 by George Goodwin, Father, Present.
Elizabeth was baptised in the parish of St Paul's, Eastmuir on June 27 by Fr Patrick McLaughlin with sponsors Patrick McDonald and Elizabeth O'Brien.
1861 Jane Goodwin was born at 7h a.m. on Monday, January 7, at Clyde Iron Works to George Goodwin, Furnaceman and Ann Goodwin m.s. Cavrill (?) who married in Monaghan, Ireland. Her birth was registered No. 19 at Faulds, Baillieston (District of Old Monkland West) on January 21 by George Goodwin, "his X mark", Father.
Jane was baptised in the parish of St Paul's, Eastmuir on January 27 by Fr Patrick McLaughlin with sponsors Patrick Carroll and Catherine Carroll. Her mother's maiden name is recorded as Carville.
1861 April 8 The family were living in Rail Row, Clyde Iron Works in a house in which there were probably two rooms with windows, one of which was used by the family and one by the lodger (is what I infer from the census entry).
Rel. Mar. Age Occupation Birthplace George Goodwin Head Mar 40 Blast Furnaceman Ireland Ann do. Wife Mar 34 do. James do. Son Un 20 Blast Furnaceman do. Mary A. do. Daur Un 18 Cotton Bleacher do. Rose do. do. Un 15 do. Margaret do. do. 6 Lanark, Old Monkland Elizabeth do. do. 3 do., do. Jane do. do. 3mo do., do. Patrick Karl Lodger Un 22 Blast Furnaceman Ireland Rose was born about 1846 then a gap till Margaret in 1855. That gap would accommodate four deceased children. It might be down to the Famine and its after-effects or it might have been some cataclysmic event, perhaps prompting or during the move to Scotland. Or they might just have been left with family in Ireland. I really will have to check for the family in the census of 1851.
1863 On Tuesday, September 29, James married Catherine Morgan [or Meigan] at St Paul's R.C. Church, Eastmuir, Shettleston. [See Section GW-6-1 for further information.]
1866 Jane Goodwin (Illegitimate) was born between 12 and 1 p.m. on Wednesday, October 10 "In her Father's house", Clyde Iron Works to Mary Ann Goodwin (no father named). Her birth was registered No. 63 at Faulds, Baillieston by Mary Ann Goodwin, "her X mark", Mother on February 29, 1868.
Jane was baptised in the parish of St Paul's, Eastmuir on November 29, 1866 by Fr Patrick McLaughlin with sponsor Ann Carroll. Her father is named as Peter Kennedy and her date of birth given as November 16 (which may be more reliable than the registration fifteen months later).
1867 January 29 The marriage of James McCabe and Roseann Goodwin was conducted by Fr. Patrick McLaughlin in the parish of St Paul's Eastmuir, with witnesses John McCabe and Elizabeth Reavey. [to be confirmed]
1871 I have not yet consulted this census, the Old Monkland West film is missing from the Mitchell Library.
1875 On Thursday, November 11, Mary Ann married William Rogan in St. Mungo's Chapel, Glasgow. [See Section RG-6-1 for further information.]
1881 April 3 The family were living at 25 Clyde Rows, Clyde Iron Works in a house with one windowed room.
Rel. Mar. Age Occupation Birthplace George Goodwin Head Mar 61 Ironworks Labourer Ireland Annie do. Wife do. 58 do. Lizzie do. Daur Unm 21 Dye Worker Lanarkshire, Clyde Iron Works Maggie do. do. do. 23 do. do., do. Jeanie do. do. do. 14 do. do., do. We have lost Jane born in 1861 and have instead Jane born in 1866 to Mary Ann.
1891 April 5 A remnant of the family was living in Dandy Row, Clyde Iron Works in a house with one windowed room.
Rel. Mar. Age Occupation Birthplace Ann Goodwin Head W 70 Ireland Jane do. Grand daur Unm 26 Dyeworker Lanarkshire, Clyde Iron Works Annie Corrigan do. 7 Scholar do., Cambuslang Here, the relationship of Mary Ann's Jane has been correctly stated.
1901 March 31 The family were now living in Causeyside Street, Fullarton in a house with one windowed room.
Rel. Mar. Age Occupation Birthplace Ann Goodwin Head W 82 Ireland Jane do Grand Daur S 33 Dyer Tollcross, Lanarkshire Agnes Corrigan do. do. 17 ??Bleacher?? Cambuslang, do.