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Hogan Family - Help Needed Please!
« on: Thursday 06 August 09 19:39 BST (UK) »
Hi,

I am trying to trace the birth of my gx5 grandfather JOHN HOGAN.

Piecing together the little information I have, I think John moved to London in the mid 1840s. The 1851 English Census shows John living as a lodger in Shoreditch and gives his trade as a tailor. John states that his birthplace is Limerick, Ireland.

Martin Hogan, my gx4 grandfather doesn't appear on any English census forms. I have a copy of his 1852 marriage certificate and from this his date of birth is 1826. Martin gives his profession as Tailor and he married Jemima Mace who was a tailoress.

On the 1851 census, Jemima was lodging with the family of WILLIAM HOGAN - birth given as 1808, Limerick, Ireland. I think that William may possibly be the brother of John/uncle to Martin and this is maybe how Martin & Jemima met. William and his wife Kate were Tailors too. As William first appears on the 1851 census and both Kate & his first child were born in Limerick too, I'm thinking that perhaps he & John came over together.

Would any one have any knowledge of a HOGAN family in or around Limerick at this time or any ideas on how I might trace John or Martin back further.

I would really appreciate the help!

Many thanks

Kim

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Re: Hogan Family - Help Needed Please!
« Reply #1 on: Monday 10 August 09 02:51 BST (UK) »
Kim

My great great grandfather was John Hogan.  We believe he was born before 1850.  He married Bridget Clohessy and had two daughters - Mary and Margaret.  Mary was born in 1869 and Margaret was born in 1864 in Garryowen, County Limerick.  We know that Margaret (my great grandmother came to the U.S. in 1874 to live with her aunt Margaret Foleyand eventually they settled in Troy, NY.  Bridget Hogan 17; Honora Hogan 40; John Hogan 25; and sisters Mary and Margaret came to the US on July 6, 1874 on the ship City of Montreal.  We know for sure Margaret stayed with the Foleys and at some point Mary returned to Ireland and came back to live permanently in Troy, NY in 1907.  I don't know what happened to the rest of the Hogan's who came on over on that ship. I've been searching for information without any luck.

I hope this is of some help to you.

Carol


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Re: Hogan Family - Help Needed Please!
« Reply #2 on: Saturday 26 December 09 14:06 GMT (UK) »
My second cousin from Templeglantin, west Limerick, is Married to a Hogan and lives in or near Croom, east Limerick.  I have never met her, but have met her sister Peggy O'Connor who has a cottage in the village of Tournafulla, also in west Limerick.
Knowing that there are Hogans in Croom might give you a start