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An account of one line of descent from Patrick Hogan of Mullagh, County
Clare, Ireland NEW - Get your 2008 Hogan-Trevethick Genealogical Calendar - click here for information. Copyright © 2007 by Daniel M. Hogan dan@hogans3.org HISTORICAL TIMELINE The Hogan Family
THE HOGAN NAME Name in Gaelic: O hOgain [Descendant of Ogan, a diminutive of og meaning young] Hogans, one of the principal families of Munster, are descended from Croscrach, the son of Lorcan, King of Thomond and the uncle of Brian Boru [d. 1014], one of the most celebrated of all Irish Monarchs. Chiefs of Croich Cian, the Hogans held sway over a considerable territory in the northeast of the ancient Kingdom of Thomond, encompassing most of the present day barony of Upper Ormond, County Tipperary. They erected fortified residences in the parishes of Ballylusky and Ardcrony, north of Nenagh. Soon after the Anglo-Norman invasion in the late 12th century, a branch of the sept migrated eastward to County Kildare, where in the year 1253, they founded the Dominican friary at Athy. Another family who settled in Clare, gave their name to Ballyhogan in the parish of Dysart. Today in Ireland, the majority of the surname are found in or near the Hogan's original homeland in Tipperary and neighboring Clare and Limerick as well as Cork. In the latter county, bearers of the surname may be of Corca Laidhe lineage. Seated in southwest County Cork, their ancient ancestor, Luighaidh Laidhe, was the grandfather of Luighaidh Mac Con, 3rd century King of Ireland.
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PREFACE At this first writing of the Hogan Family History, the information was gathered, primarily from personal memories, cemetery visits, etc. As we add to the tree (go further back into our history), more documentation will become necessary. The information on the Colemans was provided by Clayton W. Coleman. It is included here as an appendix to the Hogan Line since my mother is a Coleman and that line is an integral part of my personal ancestry. The format of this work mirrors that of the work done on the Coleman family by Clayton W. Coleman. This format was used for two reasons; first, it is a good, easy to read format, and second, to maintain consistency between the Coleman Family History and the Hogan Family History documents. I undertook this work so that I could pass down the family history to my son and to future generations of Hogans. Much of the information contained herein would provide a great deal of trouble to future genealogists if it was not written down while we remember. Specifically, there are two Hogan families referenced herein. Clara Trevethick and Julia Trevethick (sisters) each married an Edward Hogan. This created two Hogan lines in the same family. It is my hope that you will enjoy this family history and then, add to it continuing your own personal line. Daniel Michael Hogan LINEAGE PATRICK HOGAN was born about 1830, in Mullagh, County Clare, Ireland; six years before the Siege at the Alamo and eighteen years before gold was discovered at Sutter's Mill. Patrick Hogan married Honora Sexton who was born about 1830. She was the daughter of and Ellen _____ . CHILDREN 1. John, born about 1849 in County Clare, Ireland, married Mary Lawson The IGI recored, Batch #7728307, Sheet 69 shows John Hogan and Mary Lawson married on 20 July 1866 in Mullagh, Clare, Ireland. ***************** JOHN HOGAN, was born about 1849 in Mullagh, County Clare, Ireland. John Hogan was the first of the Hogan line to venture to the United States of America. After he found a job and was settled, he sent for his family to join him in America. John Hogan married Mary Lawson the daughter of ____ Lawson and____ ______ . CHILDREN 1. Murt , b. 1873, married (1) B. Callaghan, (2) Mary Casey in 1899. *********************** PETER HOGAN was born in County Clare, Ireland. He married Mary E. Morrissey. In the 1914 Binghamton City Directory, Peter Hogan is listed with his wife, Mary, living at 2 Mygatt Street in Binghamton, New York. He worked in a factory the made hoes on Clinton Street in the City of Binghamton. Family tradition holds that Peter had a significant hearing loss as a result of the machinery in the hoe factory. The 1917 Binghamton City Directory lists Peter Hogan and his wife, Mary, as living at 4 Mygatt Street in Binghamton, New York. CHILDREN 1. Helen, married Howard Davis. (NOTE: Howard Davis was the Republican Broome County Clerk for many years). 2. Edward Michael, born on 22 January 1899, in Binghamton, Broome, New York died 4 August 1992 at the Vestal Nursing Home, Vestal, Broome, New York. He is buried next to his wife at St. Patrick's Cemetery, Riverside Drive, Johnson City, Broome, New York. He married Clara Louise Trevethick on 2 June 1923. 3. Joseph James, b. 1901, in Binghamton, New York; d. 1979, in Binghamton, New York. He married Grace O'Brien. 4. Richard, b. 1904, in Binghamton, New York; d. 1965. 5. Margaret, b. 1906 in Binghamton, New York 6. Gerald "Buck", b. 1910, in Binghamton, New York, married Mary D. Danek, the daughter of William Danek and Cora ______. Mary D. Danek was born about 1908 and died on 16 July 1996 and is buried in Calvary Cemetary, Johnson City, Broome, New York. 7. John, b. 1910 in Binghamton, New York, d. 1979. 8. Paul "Rusty", b. 1913, in Binghamton, New York d. 31 Oct 1993 in Quincy, Massachusetts, married (1) Roberta Sejan, (2) Agnes ________. 9. Mary, born 1917 in Binghamton, Broome, New York. She married Arthur R. Donovan. *************************** EDWARD MICHAEL HOGAN, was born on 22 January 1899 in Binghamton, Broome, New York. He spent his childhood living with his parents on Mygatt Street in Binghamton. This area was referred to as "the Patch." He was baptized in St. Patrick's Church, Binghamton, Broome, New York. He married Clara Louise Trevethick, the daughter of Arthur Trevethick and Martha Jane Barnes, on 2 June 1923. Edward Hogan joined the Canadian Expeditionary Force in Ottawa, Ontario on 31 August 1918. He served in Siberia - guarding the men building the Trans-Siberian Railroad; and was discharged on 23 June 1919 because he was "medically unfit." Following the war, Edward Michael Hogan worked as an "advance man" and/or "billing agent" for vaudeville. His job was to post bills at businesses and "advertise" for coming shows at cities throughout the northeastern United States. Edward Hogan worked for many years as a specialty leather cutter for the Endicott-Johnson Shoe Factory in Johnson City, New York; he eventually retired from EJ's with a pension. Edward Hogan purchased from EJ's, a new home at 36 Chrisfield Avenue, Johnson City, New York where he raised his family. He sold this home to his son, Robert Arthur Hogan about 1955 after Robert built him a brick home at 45 Ackley Avenue, Johnson City, New York. Edward Hogan died in the Vestal Nursing Home, Vestal, New York on 4 August 1992 and is buried in St. Patrick's Cemetery, Riverside Drive, Johnson City, New York next to his wife with a shared headstone. CHILDREN
***************** ROBERT ARTHUR "RED" HOGAN was born on 9 April 1929 in Johnson City, Broome, New York. Red married Doris Helen Coleman, the daughter of Clayton Wesley Coleman and Minetta Rendle Worden, on 10 April 1948. Red graduated from Johnson City High School. He joined the U.S. Navy, serving from 1946 to 1948; plus an additional year in 1951. He worked as a bricklayer along with his father-in-law, Clayton Wesley Coleman and his brother-in-law, Douglas Gay Wood. After a back injury, Red became a vocational education teacher in the Broome-Tioga BOCES. He received a Bachelors degree in Vocational Eduction from SUNY at Utica/Rome in 1980, and a Masters Degree in Vocational Studies from the same school in 1981. He then received a Masters degree in School Administration in 1982 from the University of Scranton. Red Hogan enjoys golf, politics, cooking, and re-modeling his home. CHILDREN
****************** DANIEL MICHAEL HOGAN was born 5 April 1950 at Lourdes Hospital, Riverside Drive, Binghamton, Broome, New York. He married (1) Kathleen M. Murray, the daughter of James Murray and Norma Carman, on 14 July 1973 - divorced January 1982; (2) Gwendolyn Sue Shepardson, the daughter of Charles Thomas Shepardson and Vivienne Octavia Hubbell, on 21 May 1983. At the time of this writing, Daniel is the Executive Director of the Associated General Contractors of Central Florida, Inc. CHILDREN OF FIRST MARRIAGE 1. Kristianna Marie Hogan, daughter of Kathleen Murray - adopted by Daniel Hogan shortly after 1973, Kristy was born 7 August 1969. She married (1) Samuel Herbert of Muncie, Indiana, divorced; (2) 2. Darcy Michaelene, born 10 April 1975 at Lourdes Hospital, Riverside Drive, Binghamton, Broome, New York. Darcy married Adam Rue on 18 June 2000 in Toquerville, Utah; divorced. CHILDREN OF SECOND MARRIAGE 1. BRENDAN COLIN, was born 23 July 1986 at Wilson Memorial Hospital, Johnson City, Broome, New York. ********************** BRENDAN COLIN HOGAN born 23 July 1986 in Johnson City, Broome, New York is a talented, loving, bright and sensitive young man. Brendan is an accomplished drummer, artist and actor. |
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