I am searching for any descendants of the Hogan family . my Great Grandmother moved to New Zealand in the 1860 's she had brothers Patrick 1856 William 1855 Dennis 1852 MARY 1860 ELLEN 1861 AND JOHANNA 1856.Her name was Jane Hogan
Her father was Laurence Hogan and Mother Ellen Hanley. If anyone can help with locating her decendants that would be much appreciated.
Verne O'Keeffe
Hi Verne
Laurence & Ellen Hanley married 27 Jan 1850 in Galbally church and had to get a dispenstation 3x4 as they were cousins . They lived in Inchacombe Galbally
Jane Hogan was baptised 15 Jan 1854 sponsors Denis & Mary Fraher
It appears you are missing several of Jane's siblings
John 26 Sept 1850
Julia 20 May 1865
Catherine 26 March 1867
Michael 10 Oct 1869
Honoria 13 Sept 1871
There was 2 Hogan family left in Inchacombe for the 1901 census
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1901/Limerick/Anglesborough…
But he was the son of Patrick & Julia Ryan - This Patrick married Johanna Hill of Ballywire Kilross
Might be of interest - Patrick was reciting stories in schools folklore collection
http://www.duchas.ie/en/cbes/4922060/4848674
A Thomas was mistranscribed as Hagan in 1901 census
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1901/Limerick/Anglesborough…
He died in Sept 1904
1911 - his wife & children
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1911/Limerick/Anglesborough…
Thomas & Mary Mullins married Feb 1897 he states his father was Jer of Inchacombe
Descendants of Thomas & Mary Mullins still live in Inchacombe
Thank you for the extra information I have some valuable leads . I intend to take a trip to Ireland next year and I will have a look around the areas mentioned and hopefully meet some of the descendants.
You have been most helpful.
KInd regards
Verne O'Keeffe
It might be worth your while browsing the online registers in the hope of finding Laurence & Ellen births and their common ancestor . People from Inchacombe also used Anglesboro & Kilbehenny churches .http://registers.nli.ie/parishes/0264
Good luck with your continued research