I'm sorry, the background to this is a bit long.
Found yesterday in a Northumberland RC baptism register - born 1 Oct 1882, bp 3 Dec Jacobus Patrituis Hogan, son of Roberti & Isabellae Hogan, formerly Carey.
I haven't found the corresponding GRO birth reg nor a civil marriage for the parents.
I already have Robert Hogan and (Susan) Isabella Carey on my tree. In 1881 Robert was at the home of an elder married sister & family
In 1881 Isabella was in Gateshead at the home of her married sister Elizabeth Carroll (nee Carey.)
I had got no further than 1881 with Isabella, and thought perhaps she had married, or gone to the USA with her relatives.
I can find nothing further for Isabella Carey Hogan or the baby in English records.
Another of the Carey girls had married William Hogan, brother of Robert, in 1879. At some time in the 1880's, William Hogan & family, Robert Hogan, & the Carrolls all emigrated to the USA. The William Hogans went to Cleveland Ohio, where Wm worked in the shipyards, whilst Robert went to Pennsylvania and worked as a miner. (I have a lot of info on these people, so please don't waste any time researching them as individuals.) On Ancestry trees it is alleged that Robert Hogan married twice 1) to a Sarah Hall with whom he had children in Pennsylvania 1885 -1893 and 2) to an Elizabeth Law, who already had children. The second marriage was dysfunctional and the couple parted company.
In the light of the baptism, did Isabella and the baby go to the USA with Robert and did she die there? Or, was there no civil marriage and she died in England as Isabella Carey, but with age slightly out at registration?
In 1900 the William Hogans were in Ward 29, Cleveland Ohio, with eight of their children, and a 17 yr old nephew, James Carey. (Sorry, I don't have worldwide Ancestry so can't post the link.) Is this Jacobus Patritius Hogan????
Would be grateful for any theories or any additional references anyone wants to throw into the pot.
Thanks for reading.
Jay
Found yesterday in a Northumberland RC baptism register - born 1 Oct 1882, bp 3 Dec Jacobus Patrituis Hogan, son of Roberti & Isabellae Hogan, formerly Carey.
I haven't found the corresponding GRO birth reg nor a civil marriage for the parents.
I already have Robert Hogan and (Susan) Isabella Carey on my tree. In 1881 Robert was at the home of an elder married sister & family
In 1881 Isabella was in Gateshead at the home of her married sister Elizabeth Carroll (nee Carey.)
I had got no further than 1881 with Isabella, and thought perhaps she had married, or gone to the USA with her relatives.
I can find nothing further for Isabella Carey Hogan or the baby in English records.
Another of the Carey girls had married William Hogan, brother of Robert, in 1879. At some time in the 1880's, William Hogan & family, Robert Hogan, & the Carrolls all emigrated to the USA. The William Hogans went to Cleveland Ohio, where Wm worked in the shipyards, whilst Robert went to Pennsylvania and worked as a miner. (I have a lot of info on these people, so please don't waste any time researching them as individuals.) On Ancestry trees it is alleged that Robert Hogan married twice 1) to a Sarah Hall with whom he had children in Pennsylvania 1885 -1893 and 2) to an Elizabeth Law, who already had children. The second marriage was dysfunctional and the couple parted company.
In the light of the baptism, did Isabella and the baby go to the USA with Robert and did she die there? Or, was there no civil marriage and she died in England as Isabella Carey, but with age slightly out at registration?
In 1900 the William Hogans were in Ward 29, Cleveland Ohio, with eight of their children, and a 17 yr old nephew, James Carey. (Sorry, I don't have worldwide Ancestry so can't post the link.) Is this Jacobus Patritius Hogan????
Would be grateful for any theories or any additional references anyone wants to throw into the pot.
Thanks for reading.
Jay
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