Anne Hoey Nolan Timeline and Documentation



Timeline (and documentation)
1835, April 29:
born Kilicumnin Point Parish, Tirawley Barony, County Mayo
1836-1846? 
Anne McConnell leaves Ireland for America.  Meets and marries John Edwards. Settles in New Orleans.

1845
Elizabeth McConnell, Anne's mother, dies

1847, May
Anne departs from Galway on the Emma Prescott; she sailed under the name of Anne Edwards, her maternal aunt
1847, August 10
Anne arrives in New York City
Anne gets work in a boarding home in Hell's Kitchen, New York
1850 
Census  Ann Hoy listed in Ward 5 (Hell's Kitchen) with the following people
John Nolan, possibly our John, living with a Nolan family (headed by a Margaret) and a Murphy family -- in the 1st Ward of New York City.
1851- 1857
Anne marries John Nolan
1858 
Maurice (Morris) born

1859
John Nolan - possible entry / match is one in the 18th Ward (1860 Census) on 194 E 25th Street.

Thomas born

1860
Census, possible entry for Anne and John - in Ward 18 -East Side 12th - 25th Streets ( District 6)
1862-1864
Stephen and John born

1865 
Mary Nolan Gagan born
1868
Ellen born
    1869
    John and Stephen drowned - March
    1871

    1872 
    Catherine born

    1876
    Nicholas born

    1877
    Margaret born

    1880
    Census entry for Anne and John in the Town of White Plains, Village of White Plains
    1880
    John Nolan dies

    1900
    Anne lives in Port Chester, on Pearl Street
    I find many of Anne's children in the 1900 Federal Census -- living in the Greenwich area.

    1910
    The 1900 US Federal Census also lists Ann living with John Nolan and his sister Margaret Nolan


    1915, March 26


    2 comments :

    1. Hello,

      My name is Thomas Hoey and I am the great grandson of Nicholas Hoey, Anne Hoey's half brother. I would love to get in touch with you to learn more about Anne and her descendants and share the information I have on Nicholas and his brother John. You can raech me at thoeypgh@aol.com.

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    2. Tom
      How DELIGHTFUL to hear from you and I apologize for the delay in responding. My children are making me insane.

      i would love to know more - and hear your stories --esp about when they came over from Ireland and their settling in Pittsburgh -- my father's family immigrated from Croatia to Pittsburgh and I have a rough blog on that story as well -- it may interest you. Please stay in touch

      and now -I have to do a new blog post don't I! ????

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