John J. Hoey
Born: About 1863 in Ireland, County Unknown
Died: Between 1920-1930
Father: Unknown
Mother: Unknown
Submitted by: Arthur Hoey
About 1884: Immigrated to the US
About 1907: John J. Hoey married Jane F. nee unknown. 2nd marriage for both.
1908: Daughter Anne Hoey born in New York to John J. Hoey and Jane F. nee unknown.
1909: Daughter Jane Hoey born in New York to John J. Hoey and Jane F. nee unknown.
1910 Federal Census: 799 (299?) East 150th
Street, Bronx, New York Co., New York
John Hoey, head, 48, b Ireland, 2nd marriage, married 3 years, immigrated 1884, liquor
dealer-own store
Jane Hoey, wife, 29, b Ireland, 2nd marriage, married 3 years, 4 children with 4
surviving, immigrated ?1899?
Anne Hoey, daughter, 1, b New York
Jane Hoey, daughter, 10/12, b New York
Between 1910-1920: Daughter Anne Hoey dies probably in New York.
1911: Son John Hoey born in New York to John J. Hoey and Jane F. nee unknown.
1904: Son Owen Hoey born in New York to John J. Hoey and Jane F. nee unknown.
1915: Daughter Katherine Hoey born in New York to John J. Hoey and Jane F. nee unknown.
1918: Daughter Margaret Hoey born in New York to John J. Hoey and Jane F. nee unknown.
1919: Son Patrick J. Hoey born in Flushing, Queens Co., New York to John J. Hoey and Jane F. nee unknown.
1920 Federal Census: 592 ?Nale? Avenue, Bronx,
Bronx Co., New York
John Hoey, head, 57, b Ireland, immigrated 1890, naturalized 1900, saloon-own business
Jennie Hoey, wife, 37 b Ireland, immigrated 1902, none
Genevieve Hoey, daughter, 10, b New York, school
John Hoey, son, 9, b New York, school
Owen Hoey, son, 6, b New York, school
Katherine Hoey, 5, b New York, none
Margaret Hoey, 2, b New York, none
Patrick Hoey, 4/12, b New York, none
Between 1920-1930: John J. Hoey dies probably in New York.
1930 Federal Census: 4256 79th St., Queens,
Queens Co., New York
Jennie Hoey, head, 49 b Ireland, widow, immigrated 1905
Owen Hoey, son, 17, b New York, stock clerk in department store
Catherine Hoey, 16, b New York
Margaret Hoey, 12, b New York
Patrick Hoey, 10, b New York
1930's: Family attended St. Mary's Church, Winfield, Queens, New York
After 1930: Wife Jane F. Hoey dies probably in New York. Son Patrick J. Hoey and perhaps some siblings move in with aunt and uncle Daniel and Eugenia Hoey in Belleville, Essex Co., New Jersey.
Directory Listing for Belleville, NJ 1931:
Hoey, Daniel
E vault guard NY h 18 Prospect Note: Daniel believed to be John J. Hoey's
cousin.
Hoey, Daniel E Jr clk NY r 18 Prospect
Hoey, Frank J ins Long Island NY r 18 Prospect
Directory Listing for Belleville, NJ 1934:
Hoey, Daniel
E (Eugenie J) vault guard NY h 18 Prospect Note: Daniel believed to be John J.
Hoey's cousin.
Hoey, Daniel E Jr clk NY r 18 Prospect
Hoey, Eugenie J comptometer opr r 18 Prospect
Hoey, Frank J (Madelyn C) slsman r 18 Prospect
Hoey, Madelyn C Mrs steno NY r 18 Prospect
January 1941: Son Patrick J. Hoey joins the US Army probably in New Jersey. Before entering the US Army, he was employed by Hearns Department Store in Newark, New Jersey.
October 1942: Son Patrick J. Hoey departs for Europe with US Army.
23 March 1943: Son Patrick J. Hoey first wounded in Tunisia with US Army.
14 December 1944: Son Patrick J. Hoey dies in Germany killed in action in WWII.
Technical Sergeant ,Patrick J. Hoey, U.S. Army, 32056071, 60th Infantry Regiment, 9th
Infantry Division, Entered the Service from: New Jersey, Died: December 14, 1944, Buried
at: Plot G Row 12 Grave 49, Henri-Chapelle American Cemetery, Henri-Chapelle,
BelgiumAwards: Silver Star, Bronze Star, Purple Heart Note: Chris Teunis
(christeunis@_nospam_skynet.be) of Belgium adopts the grave of Patrick J. Hoey at Henri
Chapelle American Cemetery, Hombourg, Belgium
Patrick J. Hoey
Hoey Honored For Bravery
Silver Star, Bronze Star
Presented Posthumously to Local Infantryman
(August 2, 1945) -- Technical Sgt. Patrick J. Hoey, 25, was killed in action on Dec.
14, while serving with the First Army in Germany.
Born in Long Island, Hoey lived with his aunt and uncle for 10 years in Belleville. Hoey
was wounded in Tunisia in 1943, and awarded the Legion of Merit. Hoey was also wounded
during the Normandy campaign. Acting Adjutant General Maj. Gen. Edward F. Witsell
presented the Silver Star and Bronze Star to the young soldier's aunt, Mrs. Daniel Hoey of
Prospect Street. The Silver Star was presented ''for distinguishing himself and disregard
for personal safety on Dec. 12, 1944, during the campaign ... which reflects highest
credit upon himself and the Armed Forces of the United States.'' The Bronze Star:
''...during the period July 5 1944, to Sept. 30, 1944, in the European Theatre of
operations ... took over as platoon sergeant when his platoon sergeant had a casualty.''
Hoey was inducted into the service January 1941.
After 1945: Son Father Mary Owen Hoey dies. This is believed to be son John Hoey.
After 1945: Son Owen Hoey dies.
After 1945: Daughter Sister John Frances, O.P. dies. Note: Catholic Dominican Order of Preachers, Ordo Praedicatorum<
After 1945: Daughter Sister Mary Owen, O.P.
After 1945: Daughter Catherine Hoey Shea dies.
After 1945: Daughter Margaret Hoey Mulhearn dies.
After 1945: Daughter ?C? Hoey Nunan.
24 March 1996: Possible son Owen P. Hoey dies in Wynantskill, Rensselaer Co., New York. Born 13 April 1913 (From SSDI)
12 May 2004: Possible Granddaughter Jane Anne Hoey dies.
Jane Kelly: From The Troy Record, Troy New York Note: Jane's father is an
Owen Hoey. Is this Owen the son of John Hoey?
TROY - Jane Anne Hoey Kelly, 64, wife of John F. Kelly and a former longtime resident of
Wynantskill, died Wednesday, May 12, 2004, at Samaritan Hospital. Born in Brooklyn, she
was the first daughter of Margaret Nippard Hoey of Troy and the late Owen Hoey. She was a
graduate of St. Brendan's School in Brooklyn and St. Anne's School in Rockville Center.
She received an Associate's Degree in graphic design from Farmingdale College in Long
Island, where she met her husband. They were married on April 30, 1960, at Holy Redeemer
Church in Long Island. Shortly after their wedding they moved to Wynantskill and Mrs.
Kelly enrolled at St. Rose College in Albany, where she earned a Summa Cum Laude Degree in
education and also completed her Master's Degree in education. Jane was an educator all
her life. She taught at the Pinewoods Center of the Rensselaer County ARC in Troy for 25
years, retiring in 2002. She also taught in the Special Education program at Carroll Hill
Elementary School in Troy. She continued to volunteer at Carroll Hill after she retired
and taught art classes at the Rensselaer County Council of Arts during the summer. She was
a Cub Scout leader in Wynantskill, taught CCD Sunday School for many years at St. Jude the
Apostle Church in Wynantskill and was a lector and Eucharistic Minister at St. Jude's the
past 10 years. Survivors, in addition to her husband and mother, include her children,
Brian Kelly of Guilderland, Patrick (Terri) Kelly of Nashville, TN, and Maureen Kelly of
Troy, her sisters, Patricia Heyser of Savannah, GA, and Margaret (Dennis) Demers of
Bohemia, Long Island, her brothers, Michael Hoey of Tampa, FL, and Owen Hoey of San
Francisco, CA. She is also survived by four grandchildren, Kelly and Kyle Halusic and Owen
and John Kelly and several nieces and nephews. The family would like to thank the staff of
Hospice at Samaritan Hospital for making Jane Anne's stay there both comfortable and
spiritual. Funeral from the Thomas S. Connolly Funeral Home, 294 Whiteview Road,
Wynantskill, on Saturday at 8:45 a.m. and at 9:30 a.m. at St. Jude the Apostle Church in
Wynantskill, where a Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated. Relatives and friends
are invited and may call at the funeral home on Friday from 4 to 8 p.m. Donations to the
American Cancer Society, 260 Osborne Road, Loudonville 12211 in memory of Mrs. Kelly would
be appreciated.
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