1898  For clothing, then, take . . . 1 pair Canadian laragans or shoe-packs; 3 pairs seamless felt ankle moccasins. . . .
1905  The snow clogged in all that was left of my cowhide mocassins (larigans) and I took them off. . . .
1950  The cook said after, it was lucky they had been cold enough to leave their larrigans on, else they'd run in their sock feet.
1961  After breakfast that day I rode to school on the rear runner of a fishmonger's sleigh wearing a pair of cowhide larrigans greasy with linseed oil.