James Joseph HoeyBorn: 1877 in New York, New York Died: 1941 in Baltimore, Maryland Father: John F. Hoey Submitted by: Arthur Hoey |
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E. Hoey born. Peter becomes a Reverend (C.S.P.) and lives in Lubbock, Texas in 1941. 1875: Brother John F. Hoey born in New York, New York. John marries Mary E. Cassidy (b abt 1875, d 24 April 1948 in New York, NY, buried Calvary Cemetery, Queens, NY). 15 December 1877: Born in New York to John F. Hoey and Catherine ?. Unknown: Brother Peter E. Hoey born. Peter became a reverend (C.S.P.) practicing in Lubbock, Texas in 1941. Unknown: Sister Jane M. Hoey born. Abt 1881: Sister Rose Hoey born in New York, NY. Died 16 December 1915 in New York, NY. buried 20 December 1915 at Calvary Cemetery, Queens, NY. Married to James F. Gleason. 1882: Sister Anne M. Hoey born. She died in October 1941. 1884: Sister Catherine Hoey born. Catherine married Joseph A. Boillin and was living in Clarksville, Tennessee in 1941. 1909-1910 New York City Directory: Hoey, Jas J, ins, 149 Bway r 1403 & assemblyman h 879 10th av Hoey, John F, clerk, 23 Park row h 879 10th av 1910 Federal Census, 22nd ward, 879 10th ave: John Hoey, 32, b NY, clerk in newspaper office brother James J., 30, b NY, assemblyman for NY Assembly sister Anna, 28, b NY, clerk in office sister Catherine, 26, b NY, clerk in office sister Rose, 24, b NY, dressmaker in shop sister Jennie, 18, b NY mother Catherine, 56, b NY 1911-1915: Named Deputy State Superintendent of Insurance. 14 November 1933: President Roosevelt appointed James J. Hoey as Collector of Internal Revenue for the 2nd district of New York, the richest tax producing area of the country, south of 23rd street in Manhattan. This appointement came soon after James' unsuccessful campaign for Borough President on the Recovery Party ticket with Joseph V. McKee. 1934: The first Catholic Interracial Council was established in New York by a Rhode Islander, Jesuit Father John LaFarge. James J. Hoey was founder and first president of the Catholic Interracial Council of New York. 24 August 1934: Mother Catherine Hoey dies at family residence at 135 Central Park West, New York City. Funeral at St. Paul the Apostle, 59th St and Columbus Ave, Tuesday morning 28 August. Burial at Calvary Cemetery. 10 November 1941: Died in Baltimore, Maryland Hospital of a cerebral hemorrhage suffered the previous day while staying at a local hotel. 1941: James was living with his sister Jane M. Hoey at 135 Central Park West in New York, New York at the time of his death. 13 November 1941: Funeral mass at St. Paul the Apostle with 4,000 in attendance. James was buried at the family plot in Calvary Cemetery, Queens, New York, New York. |
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