Lawrence (Thomas?) HoeyBorn: About 1780 in Ireland Died: Unknown in Iowa? Father: Unknown Submitted by: Arthur Hoey |
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1780: Lawrence (Thomas?) Hoey born in Ireland to unknown parents. About 1788: Rosa nee unknown, future wife of Lawrence (Thomas?) Hoey, born in Ireland. About 1832: Son Joseph Hoey born in Ireland to Lawrence Hoey and Rosa nee unknown. 1834: Son Thomas Hoey Sr. born in Iowa to Lawrence Hoey and Rosa nee unknown. 1852 Iowa State Census: Perry,
Jackson Co., Iowa About 1858: Joseph Hoey marries Margaret nee unknown probably in Iowa. About 1859: Grandson James Hoey born in Iowa to Joseph Hoey and Margaret (Ann?) nee unknown. 1860 Federal Census: Washington,
Winneshiek Co., Iowa 1860 Federal Census: Washington,
Winneshiek Co., Iowa 1862: Grandaughter Rosa Hoey born in Iowa to Joseph Hoey and Margaret (Ann?) nee unknown. 1863: Grandaughter Ella Hoey born in Iowa to Joseph Hoey and Margaret (Ann?) nee unknown. June 1863: Civil War Draft
Registration, Washington, Winneshiek Co., Iowa 1867: Grandaughter Catherine Hoey born in Iowa to Joseph Hoey and Margaret (Ann?) nee unknown. 1869: Grandaughter Alice Hoey born in Iowa to Joseph Hoey and Margaret (Ann?) nee unknown. 24 January 1869: Son Thomas W. Hoey marries Margaret Carney in Ossian, Iowa. December 1869: Grandaughter Juliet Hoey born in Iowa to Thomas Hoey and Margaret nee unknown. Before 1870: Lawrence (Thomas?) dies probably in Iowa. 1870 Federal Census: Jackson,
Winneshiek Co., Iowa 1870 Federal Census: Jackson,
Winneshiek Co., Iowa June 1871: Grandaughter Rosella E. Hoey born in Iowa to Thomas Hoey and Margaret nee Carney. 23 August 1871: Rosa nee unknown Hoey, wife of Lawrence (Thomas?) Hoey dies in Iowa at 83. She is buried at St. Rose Cemetery, Fayette Co., Iowa 1872: Grandaughter Mary Hoey born in Iowa to Thomas Hoe y and Margaret nee Carney. 1 March 1873: Frank Joseph Hoye born in Iowa to Joseph Hoy and Ann nee unknown. About 1874: Grandson Frank Hoey born in Iowa to Joseph Hoey and Margaret (Ann?) nee unknown. 20 January 1875/1876: Grandson Thomas W. Hoey born in Iowa to Thomas Hoey and Margaret nee Carney. June 1880: Grandaughter Juliet Hoey born in Iowa to Thomas Hoey and Margaret nee Carney. 1880 Federal Census: Jackson,
Winneshiek Co., Iowa 1880 Federal Census: Jackson,
Winneshiek Co., Iowa 1882: Son Joseph Hoey dies. He is buried at St. Rose Cemetery, Fayette Co., Iowa 1885 Iowa State Census: Waucoma,
Fayette Co., Iowa 1885 Iowa State Census: Jackson,
Winneshiek Co., Iowa 1895 Iowa State Census: Waucoma,
Fayette Co., Iowa 1895 Iowa State Census: Jackson,
Winneshiek Co., Iowa 1900 Federal Census: Jackson, Winneshiek Co.,
Iowa 1900 Federal Census: Jackson, Winneshiek Co.,
Iowa 1900 Federal Census: West Jackson Road, Jackson,
Winnechiek Co., Iowa New Hampton Trib. May 12, 1904: Thos. Hoey whose residence was first house west of B.C. Tierney's died on his farm near Waucoma Wednesday, May 11. We have space only for a meme mention this week. About 1905: Thomas W. Hoey marries Sarah Emma Kelly. Margaret Hoey: born in Co. Cork, Ireland June 5, 1836. Parents not listed. Married January 24, 1869 in Ossian, Iowa. Married and moved to farm near Waucoma where they lived until 17 years ago, when they moved to New Hampton. Mr. Hoey died May 11th, 1904. Seven children, three dead. Living are Miss Nell @ home, Mrs. Elizabeth (James) Cavanaugh of Lawler and Etta Hoey, also at home. There remains also, one sister, Miss Mary Carney of Lascascades, Panama. Funeral Tuesday, Oct. 2, 1917 from St. Joe's (New Hampton) Remains taken to St. Rose Cemetery northeast of Lawler, laid to rest by the side of those of her devoted husband and children. 19 October 1909: Lawrence Anthony Hoey is born in Jackson, Winneshiek Co., Iowa to Thomas W. Hoey and Sarah Emma nee Kelly Hoey. 1910 Federal Census: Jackson, Winneshiek Co.,
Iowa 1910 Federal Census: West Jackson Road, Jackson,
Winnechiek Co., Iowa 2 April 1919: J. H. Hoye, Mayor of Jackson Junction, Iowa files a compaint against Chicago, Milwaukee, and St Paul Railway regarding a safety issue at a crossing "a little over a mile west of Jackson Junction and is known as Tommie Hoey crossing." Decided 28 July 1919. 22 February 1912: Great grandson Leonard William Hoey born in Jackson, Winneshiek Co., Iowa to Thomas Hoey and Sarah (nee Kelly) Hoey. 1913: Ann nee unknown Hoey, wife of Joseph Hoey dies. She is buried at St. Rose Cemetery, Fayette Co., Iowa. 29 September 1917: Margaret nee unknown Hoey, wife of Thomas Hoey, dies. She is buried at St. Rose Cemetery, Fayette Co., Iowa. 12 September 1918: Thomas W. Hoey registers for the WWII draft in Decorah, Winneshiek Co., Iowa. He is 43, born 20 January 1875, native born. He lives at R#2, Waucoma, Fayette Co., Iowa. He is employed as a farmer. He is single. His is medium height, medium build with grey eyes and grey hair. Closest relative is Sarah Hoey at same address. 1920 Federal Census: West Jackson Road, Jackson, Winnechiek Co.,
Iowa 1920 Federal Census: West Jackson Road, Jackson,
Winnechiek Co., Iowa 1920 Federal Census: Waucoma Jackson Road, Jackson,
Winnechiek Co., Iowa 1930 Federal Census: Jackson, Winnechiek Co.,
Iowa 1930 Federal Census: 447 Central Avenue, St.
Paul, Ramsey Co., Minnesota 28 October 1938: Thomas W. Hoey, husband of Sarah nee Kelly Hoey, dies in Jackson Junction, Iowa. 8 March 1939: Sarah nee Kelly Hoey, wife of Thomas W. Hoey, dies in Jackson Junction, Iowa. 9 July 1940: Patrick Leonard Hoey born in Iowa to Leonard W. Hoey and Edna nee Shepherd Hoey. Children of Leonard W. Hoey and Edna
Shepherd 3 November 1952: Sally A. Hoey born New Hampton, Chickasaw County, Iowa to Leonard W. Hoey and Edna Shepherd. She died December 19, 1995 25 August 1973: Wayne Wurzer (born March 8, 1952) married Sally A. Hoey in Waucoma, Fayette County, Iowa. Decorah Public Opinion, Tuesday, Feb. 16,
1999 Leonard Hoey, 86, of Lawler and formerly of Waucoma, died Sunday, Feb. 14, 1999, at the New Hampton Nursing and Rehabilitation Center of natural causes. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held Tuesday, Feb. 16, at 10:30 a.m., at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Catholic Church in Lawler, with the Rev. Marvin Salz celebrating the mass. Lector for the services will be nephew Joe Scally. Casket bearers will be grandsons Kevin Hoey, Scott Hoey, David Riha, Christopher Hoey, John Eckenrod, Travis Wurzer and Keith Hoey. Honorary bearers will be grandsons Thomas Hoey, Jr., Brian Hoey, Ryan Hoey, Timothy Hoey, Mark Hoey, Jason Hoey and Michael Hoey. Burial will be at the St. Rose Cemetery of rural Waucoma. The Larkin-Martin-Hugeback Funeral Home is handing arrangements. Leonard William Hoey was born Feb. 22, 1912, in Jackson Township of Winneshiek County, the son of Thomas and Sarah (Kelly) Hoey. He attended St. Mary's Grade School and graduated from Waucoma High School in 1931. On June 15, 1936, at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Catholic Church in Lawler, he married Edna Shepherd. Leonard farmed west of Jackson Junction until 1976. During part of this time, he also was street commissioner for Jackson Junction. He had been a former member of St. Mary's Catholic Church in Waucoma and currently had been a member of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Catholic Church in Lawler. Survivors include his wife, Edna; four sons, Thomas and Mary Anne Hoey of West Union, Patrick and Mary Ann Hoey of New Hampton, William and Kathy Hoey of New Hampton, and James and Elaine Hoey of Waucoma; two daughters, Regina and Francis Riha of Waucoma, and Mary Jane and Ronald Eckenrod of New Hampton; a son-in-law, Wayne Wurzer of Solon; 26 grandchildren; and 19 great grandchildren. Leonard Hoey was preceded in death, by his parents; one brother, Anthony Hoey, and six brothers in infancy; a daughter, Sally Wurzer; and two grandchildren, Karen Hoey and Todd Hoey. 15 July 2008: Patrick Leonard Hoey dies. NEW HAMPTON - Patrick Leonard Hoey, 68, of New Hampton, died Tuesday, July 15, at Mercy Medical Center, New Hampton. He was born July 9, 1940, in Chickasaw County, son of Leonard and Edna Shepherd Hoey. On May 21, 1966, he married Mary Kipp at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Church, Lawler. Mr. Hoey graduated from Waucoma High School in 1958, then served in the U.S. Army. He went to work at John Deere Waterloo Tractor Works in 1965, and retired after 38 years of service. Survived by: his wife; two daughters, Lori (Jim) Klein of Greenwich, Conn., and Shelly Adams (Mike) of Cedar Rapids; three sons, Tim (Cindy) of Humble, Texas, Scott and Mark (Amy), both of Minneapolis; eight grandchildren; three brothers, Thomas (Mary Anne) of West Union, William (Kathy) of New Hampton and James (Elaine) of Waucoma; two sisters, Regina (Francis) Riha of Waucoma and Mary Jane (Ronald) Eckenrod of New Hampton; and a brother-in-law, Wayne (Diane) Wurzer of Solon. Preceded in death by: a son, Todd; and a sister, Sally Wurzer. Services: were 10:30 a.m. today at Holy Family Parish-St. Mary's Center, with burial and full military honors in St. Mary's Cemetery, New Hampton. Hugeback & Chenoweth Funeral Home, New Hampton, was in charge of arrangements. Condolences may be left at hugebackfuneralhome.com. Decorah Newspapers Address Comments, Additions, and Suggestions to: Arthur Hoey at arthur.hoey@_nospam_gmail.com Updated on Thursday, 5 January 2012 Page Hits: 137 since 5 January 2012 | |
