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HOAR John M - Vietnam Wall section 5E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-04-28 12:21:12Z

HOAR John M - Vietnam Wall section 5E

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 227,289 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

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Re: Hoar of Springfield, MA

Roz_Edson — 2012-04-22 12:44:56Z

Glad to have been able to help.

I found both articles through archived newspapers:

Death Notice for Mary (Hoar) McCarthy:
Published Date: 1945-12-29
Newspaper: Springfield Republican
"Mrs. Mary (Hoar) McCarthy, 30, was found dead in her room at the Crown hotel on Lyman street about 7 last night. The body was found by the hotel clerk. Medical examiner W. A. R. Chapin said death was due to a heart attack. Mrs. McCarthy is survived by her husband, who is overseas, and two young daughters, Maureen and Catherine." (End)

and...

Death Notice for Catherine McCarthy:
Published Date: 1946-06-24
Newspaper: Springfield Republican
"The funeral of Catherine McCarthy, four-year-old granddaughter of Mrs. Bridget Hoar of 7 San Miguel street, will be held at the Curran-Jones funeral home, West Springfield, this morning at 11. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery, Chicopee." (End)

Re: Hoar of Springfield, MA

noelle_walters1 — 2012-04-22 00:03:49Z

Hi there thank you so much for the link. This is definitely my grandmother Mary, all of the info matches perfectly. One oddity was that they mentioned her as only having two daughters, Maureen and another we did not know about Catherine in the obit that you have. There was no mention of her and Herbert's other 3 daughters that were all in foster care at the time of her death. Do you mind me asking how you found this info about her?

Re: Hoar Family Philadelphia PA

Roz_Edson — 2012-04-21 16:28:06Z

This may be him...
See my website: http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&d...

If so, what can you tell me about James D. Hoar? I'd like to add him to my records. Thanks.

Roz Edson
MrsEdson@gmail.com

PS
I could not find James D. Hoar in the 1900 census. ???

Re: Hoar of Springfield, MA

Roz_Edson — 2012-04-21 16:12:12Z

See my website:
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&d...
~
Her daughter, Catherine McCarthy, died Jun 22, 1946 age 4.
Catherine's Death Notice:
Published Date: 1946-06-24
Newspaper: Springfield Republican
Granddaughter of Mrs. Bridget Hoar (Bridget Fitzgerald)
Died age 4.
Buried: Chicopee, Hampden Co, Massachusetts (Calvary Cemetery)

Re: John Thompson Hoar, jr

BonnieOrrTuck — 2012-04-07 16:43:11Z

That would be my father. Let's work together and see what you have and I have to fill gaps etc.... please email me at bstuck4ever@gmail.com

Re: Hoar info.

noelle_walters1 — 2012-03-17 23:55:00Z

I know this is a 10 year old thread, but fingers crossed that someone who posted here is still on Ancestry.com

My grandmother was Mary Hoar of Springfield, MA She died abt 1945, and had 4 daughters. She was married to Herbert McCarthy. My mother is her youngest daughter, Geraldine. My aunt is her daughter Joan. I am looking for her other 2 daughters, Patricia and Maureen(?) and any other information on the family.

Hoar of Springfield, MA

noelle_walters1 — 2012-03-17 23:30:51Z

Hi there,

I am looking for kind of a needle in a haystack. My grandmother was Mary Hoar of Springfield, MA. I am looking for any information about her extended family, especially her childern Patricia and Maureen(?) Mary was married to Herbert McCarthy and died abt. 1945. Any info or a shove in the right direction would be greatly appreciated.

There was an old message board post from 2002 from a Patricia born in 1938 whose mother was Mary Hoar from Springfield, MA but that user now seems inactive. I am very interested in contacting her.

Hoar Family Philadelphia PA

dararie — 2012-03-14 20:36:14Z

I'm trying to find information on THomas Hoar who married an Anna/ANnie Gaffney Dowdell sometime between 1877 and 1889. They apparently had a son named James D. Hoar. I can't locate anything on James after the 1900 Census when he, Anna and her son James Dowdell lived on Greenway Ave. James D. Hoar was born @1884.

Re: Lt. Daniel Hoar

M_A_Hobart — 2012-02-24 02:23:37Z

Thanks, additional sources, particularly ones which discuss the quality of references, are always useful. One bit of personal preference is that I have seen that most Google books cannot be searched electronically unless one is online. The sources at archive.org and through familysearch.org are searchable offline. Just my personal preference.

Re: Lt. Daniel Hoar

djmichnal1 — 2012-02-22 20:23:43Z

thanks a bunch....I also found a discussion in a commemorative paper/discussion that addresses the confusion/conflicting accounts. The name of the book is Bi-Centennial of Old Dunstable by Hon. S.T. Worcester, et al. It can be found on Google Books for free. It basically weeds through the Concord vital records to demonstrate that Daniel Hoar married the Sarah Jones that was the daughter of John Jones and Sarah Farwell.

Re: Lt. Daniel Hoar

M_A_Hobart — 2012-02-22 19:04:09Z

Two sources on the Farwell family have the wife of Daniel Hoar as Sarah Jones the daughter of John Jones and Sarah Farwell

Farwell, John Dennis, Jane Harter Abbott, and Lillian M. Wilson, 1929, The Farwell Family, Rutland, VT: The Tuttle Co./Frederick Henry Farwell and Fanny (Barber) Farwell, 2 vols., lvi+946 p., [LDS FHL microfilm 1321170].

PDF available online through the Books section of www.familysearch.org

Holton, David-Parsons, 1879, Farwell Ancestral Memorial. Henry Farwell, of Concord and Chelmsford, Massachusetts, and all his Descendants to the Fifth Generation, New York: D.-P. Holton.

PDF available online through www.archive.org

Lt. Daniel Hoar

djmichnal1 — 2012-02-22 17:38:19Z

I have a question which I can't seem to find a good answer to. Lt. Daniel Hoar married Sarah Jones the daughter of John Jones and Sarah.....who? I've seen Sarah Temple listed in Shattuck's history, etc. and I have seen others that say she was the daughter of John Jones and Sarah Farwell. Which is it and how did you arrive at the answer?

Thanks,

Dave Michnal

Phillip Hoar borth 1890 England, Travelled to Australia aboard Indus

thetreeclimber — 2011-11-03 02:32:16Z

This was offered to me as a lineage (based on my own work I might add with an earlier generation tagged on the end)

Phillip HOAR– born 1890, ENGLAND (Cornwall), died 1974 Queensland, AUSTRALIA

Matthew HOAR – born 1798 ENGLAND
Married
Catherine (Kitty) AMY born 1810 ENGLAND

Father of Catherine AMY
John AMY – born 1775-1853 ENGLAND (Cornwall)
Mother of Catherine AMY – Ann Olive dates unknown

Father of John AMY
Moses AMY 1749-1826 CORNWALL, ENGLAND
Ann BATES 1750-1823 CORNWALL, ENGLAND

Mother of Ann Bates
Martha VIVIAN born 1727 England
Father of Ann Bates
William BATES born 1707 ENGLAND - this appears to be wrong

This was offered to me as the lead in to claims of a relationship to one of the Vasa Kings of Sweden – I was not told which one.

All comments welcome.

Hoar - Related to Swedish Royal Line, built Sweden??????

thetreeclimber — 2011-11-03 02:30:47Z

Re: Dorcas (Galley) Hoar and her husband William Hoar, both of Salem, Massachusetts

creanaugusta — 2011-10-16 04:29:21Z

Thanks, will have to check it out. Annis (Hoar) King's husband, Samuel King, is related to my Goldthwaite relatives as i am descended from Goldthwaites through my dad's mother's mother, Adda B. (Ferris) McDonough.

Re: Dorcas (Galley) Hoar and her husband William Hoar, both of Salem, Massachusetts

randyeh — 2011-10-15 05:21:21Z

Check Roz's Hoar/Horr Families rootsweb project. She has them listed along with some sources. A good place to start. For example, see http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&d... for Dorcas.

Dorcas (Galley) Hoar and her husband William Hoar, both of Salem, Massachusetts

creanaugusta — 2011-10-14 06:04:36Z

My name is Walter Crean and I am researching the infamous Salem witchcraft trials, but from agenealogical (or family tree) perspective. I am searching for information on William Hoar of Salem, Massachusetts, his wife Dorcas (Galley) Hoar, and their children. I know that they had a daughter Annis (Hoar) King, who married a Samuel King, also of Salem, and that they had children. Any and all information can be emailed to me at my Yahoo address,
creanaugusta@yahoo.com; thanks.

P.S.--I know that Dorcas (Galley) Hoar had a sister, Elizabeth (Galley) Trask Giles, who married first to Osmund Trask and second to John Giles.

Re: Help with my Hoar family line

seberle188 — 2011-07-19 16:06:27Z

I am also descended from the same line as you and would love to see these photos

Re: John Thompson Hoar, jr

BonnieOrrTuck — 2011-07-19 04:57:26Z

My father and grandfather are both John Thompson Hoar, my father changed our last name to Orr

photos

myagentvalerie — 2011-07-13 16:55:41Z

Who are you asking about photos? Cemetary photos?

Re: Help with my Hoar family line

613annie — 2011-07-13 14:18:37Z

As of this time I haven't seen any photos. I like you would love to see them.

Re: Help with my Hoar family line

613annie — 2011-06-20 15:09:06Z

As of this posting I still haven't seen any photos. Sorry.

Re: Help with my Hoar family line

seberle188 — 2011-06-18 00:07:35Z

Interested in your photos of Hoar family members who are buried in Concord MA.

Re: Help with my Hoar family line

seberle188 — 2011-06-18 00:02:29Z

Wondering if you ever had any luck seeing pictures of Hoar family members buried in Concord MA

Re: Help with my Hoar family line

seberle188 — 2011-06-17 23:51:08Z

I am a descendent of John Graves of Concord MA and my connection is through Benjamin Graves and Mary Hoar. I saw a previous post from someone having visited a cemetery in Concord and having some photos of Hoar family members buried there. If anyone has these photos I would live to see them. I can be reached at seberle59@hotmail.com Thanks

Re: Help with my Hoar family line

seberle188 — 2011-06-17 23:34:10Z

Hello, I noticed your post from back in 2007 but I am also a descendent from John Graves and my connection is also from Benjamin Graves and Mary Hoar. I would be interested in the pictures of headstones you viewed in the cemetery.seberle

Re: John Hoar of Concord Mass.

RoyIsbell — 2010-09-30 14:34:21Z

“Three Hundred Colonial Ancestors” by F. Phelps Leach and Elizabeth May Leach Rixford was published in 1934, mentioning Alice Lisle Hoar on pp. 167 and 208.

But George Frisbie Hoar refers to a Puritan calling John Hoar’s wife Alice Lisle as early as the 1700s. Hoar’s Autobiography of Seventy Years, vol. 2 (1903), page 221: “During the summer I paid a visit to Moyle’s Court, near Southampton, formerly owned by Lady Alice Lisle, whose daughter married Leonard Hoar, President of Harvard College. Leonard Hoar was the brother of my ancestor, John Hoar of Concord, and the son of Charles Hoar, Sheriff of Gloucester. There is a statement in an old account of some Puritan worthies that I have seen, to the effect that John …
(p. 222:)
… Hoar and Leonard married sisters. If that be true, John Hoar’s wife, Alice, was a daughter and namesake of Lady Alice Lisle. Although I should like to believe it, I am afraid that the claim cannot be made good.”

He did not state any evidence to the contrary, giving the impression that his opinion is based solely on an absence of proof to back up the statement rather than any evidence contradicting it.

It certainly would be interesting to read the “old account of some Puritan worthies” referred to. The reference by George Frisbie Hoar gives the impression he did not have a copy of the statement at hand, but still one wonders if the statement could be found in his papers might be preserved in an archives somewhere.

I believe I have seen a similar reference in a 19th century publication to Leonard and John Hoar marrying sisters but can’t put my hands on it.

Genealogical Memoirs Relating to the families of the State of Massachusetts Wm Richard Cutter & Wm Frederick Adams (1910), Vol. 1, p. 620, states that Leonard and John Hoar married sisters, as does New England Families by Wm Richard Cutter (1914), vol 4, p. 1732.

I suspect that the statement was in one of the many biographical sketches published at Harvard on Leonard Hoar or John Hoar, but from G.F. Hoar’s autobiography, it would seem to be one of the very early biographies.

William S Hoar married to Emily H Hodge Butte, MT

adobb — 2010-08-04 20:36:35Z

I am looking for any information on William S Hoar(1872-1928) who married Emily H Hodge (1888-1961). He came to Butte, MT to work in the mines. The family story is that he came from England. Parents? He had at least one brother and a sister that also moved to and lived in the Butte area. An aunt remembers calling the sister "Aunt Neat". (nickaname for Nita, Anita, ect. perhaps?)

Wilson, Green

alicemccallister — 2010-06-20 17:16:40Z

Looking for information on Green Wilson, born NC - died Tennessee & married Sally/Sarah Ford. Thanks, Jane

HOAR Robert E 1957 1965 son

t42Hilltop_DalCoTX — 2010-05-19 16:32:22Z

HOAR Robert E 1957 1965 son

DavidStrickland photographed this gravestone in the Hilltop Memorial Park Cemetery, Carrollton, Dallas Co., Texas. Feel free to use the picture for your personal records.

This is one of the 213,122 cemetery photos free for your personal use at http://teafor2.com
If you have more info, please reply here rather than emailing me because this is not my family.

HOAR Ivan Wesley 1924 1965 Oklahoma tec4 Corps of Mil Police W W II

t42Hilltop_DalCoTX — 2010-05-19 16:32:12Z

HOAR Ivan Wesley 1924 1965 Oklahoma tec4 Corps of Mil Police W W II

DavidStrickland photographed this gravestone in the Hilltop Memorial Park Cemetery, Carrollton, Dallas Co., Texas. Feel free to use the picture for your personal records.

This is one of the 213,122 cemetery photos free for your personal use at http://teafor2.com
If you have more info, please reply here rather than emailing me because this is not my family.

Hoar DNA Project

TPeterman — 2010-04-29 21:57:44Z

My great-great grandmother was Sarah Benjamin (Horr) Hall (1837-1889), daughter of John Horr (1805-1863), son of Josiah Hoar/ Horr (1775-abt 1826), son of Jonathan Hoar (1747-1813), son of Josiah Hoar (1717-1779), son of John Hoar (1678-1764), son of Daniel Hoar (ca 1650-?), son of John Hoar (1622-1704), son of Charles Hoar (d 1638), son of Charle Hoar. This family was from Massachusetts & during the 1700s lived around Sudbury, MA.

Anyhow, I know there are several Hoar, Hoare, & Horr families in New England and elsewhere. I have created a DNA project through Family Tree DNA for this family. For those interested, use the following link:

http://www.familytreedna.com/public/Hoar/default.aspx

Timothy Peterman

Re: HOAR/E

castleda64 — 2010-04-18 02:11:42Z

I'm looking for information on Patrick Burns Maried to Sarah McStravich, Belfast Ireland children
Edward Bartholamen b: 1905
Father Patrick
James
John
Thomas
William
Alice
Mary

Re: HOAR family of Hampshire

larnach_nz — 2010-04-05 08:42:21Z

Hi Megan,
Thank you so much for your posting. I gather this Zephaniah is my gg grandfather (Matthew's) brother. Zephaniah married Annie Zeuriah Hammond in Hampshire and emigrated out to NZ and settled in Masterton. My Matthew married Susan Rutter in Hampshire and they emigrated out to NZ also and settled in Masterton.
As a kid in the 60's my sister and I used to go to watch my dad play cricket in Queen Elizabeth Park in Masterton and Sue and I were forever sneaking over to the cemetery over the fence and go and see Zephaniah and Annies graves in the Pioneer section of the cemetery.
I look forward to hearing back from you and hopefully we can swap some notes on our lovely family. Who is it that you descend from as I do not think I have a Megan on my tree.
It is abit of a coincidence that you have married a man with the surname of Church as Kate Elizabeth Hoar (Matthew's daughter) married Alfred Church. As far as I know he came from somewhere in England. I will go and have a look before you contact me again.
I am so looking forward to hearing from you and my personal email is raymar@xtra.co.nz.
Kindest Regards
Marilyn Parker
Whitianga NZ

Re: HOAR family of Hampshire

megan18958 — 2010-04-04 12:07:39Z

Hello

I have the diary of Zephaniah Mark Hoar. I am the Great, great Grand daugther of Zepahniah and have named my first son after him. He was an amazing man (form the diary). I'd love to hear from anyone who has any further info on our family.
We thought it quite ampt as my husband is English and i a Kiwi. Our Zephaniah had a very difficult start to life and only had a 20% chance of living, in which he deffidedc the odds and is the cutest litte toddler.

It would be great to hear your story

Megan & Richard Church (Wilson)

Re: Whitney & Barker

hewy1942 — 2010-02-24 16:31:15Z

Hi. This may not be of great value to you. I am NOT (I don't think) related to CEPHAS Whitney; my relation is ARTHUR CEPHAS Whitney, and below is the outline of that relationship. You might notice that there is a CEPHAS Hoar, son of John Sherman Hoar who married Bestsy Barker, but that name was not 'Whitney'. I also have a "Whitney" site on MyHeritage.com that goes into much greater detail. In any event, some of my family (including Arthur Cephas) changed their names--in 1872-1890--to their mother's (Lydia Parker Whitney) name from the father's (John Sherman Hoar; died of typhoid) name (Hoar). You will see the connection in the outline below. I am Harry E. Whitney. Feel free to contact me.

Joseph Barker, Sr, b. 1721 -----Anna (White), b 1724
----1.
Joseph Barker, Jr. b. 1744 ---- Ruth (Fletcher), b 1749
Mehitable
Jonathan
Ruth
Abel
Cyrus
Rebecca
Reuben
2. Betsey, b. 1791 -----John Hoar (m. 1821) see # 5 on page 2
Salley
Anna

Charles Hoar (England) -----------Joanna (Hickman) d. 1661, Braintree, MA
1. John Hoar (Scituate, MA) ---- Alice Lisle, Daniel, Leonard, Margery, Daniel, Leonard, Jonathan, Joseph, Samuel, Benjamin
ID: I7535
2. Benjamin b 2/11/1693 d 3/22/1775 – Esther Foster abt 1695 m 1716 Concord/Littleton
Benjamin, Samuel, Oliver, Esther, Mary, Joseph, David, Sarah
ID: I8035
3.Samuel Hoar b. 1720----Hannah (Sawyer) (m. 1743) b. 1720
Mary
Peter
Jonathan
Hannah
Samuel
Esther
Silas b 1755
ID: I11302
4. Paul Hoar b. 1755 d 1836 ----- Sarah (Prentice)
Sally
Silas
William
Patty
ID: I1422
5 John Sherman Hoar b 5/18/1791d.6/18/1872–1st Harriet Hartwell, abt 1793, 2nd Betsey Barker b. 1791 – m 5/3/1821
Louisa b 12/08/1823 m 04/20/1843 Jerome Priest
Cephas b. 08/17/1822 1st Caroline Bigelow 2nd Mary Lawrence
Forrestus D. b, 02/06/1831 1st Catherine Gilmore
ID: I15897
6. John Sherman Hoar b 06/19/1829---- m.10/30/1851
Lydia Parker (Whitney)12/29/1828
Arthur Cephas (Whitney) legal name change 9/21/1854
In Boxborouth
Katie Louise 8/20/1852
Ellen Gertrtude 8/14/1856
John Sherman Hoar, Sumter, SC 3/4/1860 m 1885
Crosby Abner (Whitney)10/17/1864 in Acton
Alice Josephine 11/7/1871
ID: I16420
7. Edwin Barker (Whitney) b 11/18/1865-Emma Reitz 1867
Edwin Whitney b., 9/24/1903 (twin) d. Apr. 1975
497-10-9047

8. Harry R. Whitney --- b. 09/24/1903 d 6/3/83 509-03
3120 Violet Brauner, b. 11/7/07, d. 2/16/03 488-10-7604
9. Harry E. Whitney b.11/29/1942

Re: Whitney & Barker

CKotsenburg — 2010-02-24 16:16:38Z

This is a very old thread and I don't recognize your user name. Cephas Whitney is my g-g-granduncle???? I am the g-g-granddaughter of William Henry Whitney, older brother of Cephas. I am trying to fit pieces together about Cephas...he married Caroline Penny in 1890 in NY...had a daughter or adopted a daughter named Hilda (?). Could you fill me in on your relation to him? If you would like info on his parents, brother and sisters, I can do that.

Re: Hoars of Warren, RI

chris_lyttle — 2010-02-23 05:27:24Z

Captain William Hoar. Baptized 20 Jun 1765 St. Michael's Church, Bristol, RI. He married Molly Bowen, d/o Johothan Bowen and Elizabeth Munroe, 20 Nov 1788 at Warren, RI by Rev. John Pitman. He is head of household on the 1790 Census at Warren, RI. In 1794, he was admitted to the Methodist Church, Warren, RI. He died 6 Sep 1810 at Warren, RI, in his 46th year. He was buried at the North Burial Ground, Warren, RI.

Children (all b. Warren, RI):
1.Betsey b. 10 Sep 1798; m. William Tripp, c. 29 Aug 1807, Warren, RI.
2.William, b. 18 Aug 1791; d. 19 Feb 1836; bur. North Burial Ground, Warren RI.
3.Pardon, b. 18 Jun 1793.
4.John, b. 20 Jun 1796; d. 28 Aug 1797; bur. North Burial Ground, Warren RI.
5.George, b. 30 Jun 1796; m. Martha, c. 1820; m. Margaret Luther, 7 Feb 1822.
6.John, b. 26 Sep 1799; m. Marcy Wilbour Spooner, 8 Apr 1823, Providence, RI.
7.Nathan, b. 15 Sep 1801; m. Elizabeth Billings, 30 Mar 1823, Providence, RI; d. 24 Feb 1879, Warren, RI.
8.Benjamin, b. 20 Jun 1804; m. Martha Waldron, c. 22 Nov 1824; d. 5 Aug 1893, Chelsea, MA.
9.Mary Bowen, b. 6 Aug 1806.
10.Lewis Thomas, b. 3 Nov 1810; m. Frances P. Burrows, c. 11 Jan 1832; d. 16 Oct 1881; bur. South Burial Ground, Warren, RI.

Sources:
1.Arnold, James Newell. Vital record of Rhode Island, 1636-1850 : a family register for the people. Providence, R.I.: Narragansett Historical, 1891-1912. (Verified against town VR in most cases)
2.1790 Census of the United States Heads of Families, Warren Town, Bristol Co., Rhode Island
3.The Rhode Island Historical Cemeteries Transcription Project.

Comments:
1.ebrownell1 notes William b. bef. 6 Sep 1764. I am interested in the source for this.
2.Any information on William's cause of death would be appreciated.
3.There must be a typo in the DOB for either #4 John or #5 George.

Re: Hoars of Warren, RI

ebrownell1 — 2010-02-22 21:38:46Z

William Hoar b. bef 6 Sep 1764; d. 6 Sep 1810 in Warren, Bristol Co., RI; A Methodist - baptized 30 Jun 1765 at St. Michael's Church, Bristol, Bristol Co., RI. He was also know as William Hall. He m. 30 Nov 1788, Warren, Bristol Co., RI to Mary "Molly" Bowen b. 20 Sep 1768, dau. of Jonathan Bowen and his wife Elizabeth Munroe.

Children: Elizabeth, Unnamed, Pardon Bowen, John, John, Nathan, Benjamin and Lewis.

Re: Hoars of Warren, RI

ebrownell1 — 2010-02-22 21:37:43Z

William Hoar b. bef 6 Sep 1764; d. 6 Sep 1810 in Warren, Bristol Co., RI; A Nethodist - baptized 30 Jun 1765 at St. Michael's Church, Bristol, Bristol Co., RI. He was also know as William Hall. He m. 30 Nov 1788, Warren, Bristol Co., RI to Mary "Molly" Bowen b. 20 Sep 1768, dau. of Jonathan Bowen and his wife Elizabeth Munroe.

Children: Elizabeth, Unnamed, Pardon Bowen, John, John, Nathan, Benjamin and Lewis.

Re: HOAR/E

jojos10 — 2010-01-29 18:21:39Z

can you help. My grandmother was Josephine Hoare born Limerick 1907. her father was Thomas Hoare. He married Catherine Kennedy in Mungret and Crecora 11 feb 1899. They also had michael in 1900 and Gerard 1904.In 1901 cencus they lived at 9 Sluggary Ballycummin. I'm trying to establish if Thomas'father was a Thomas Hoare born 1875 to Edmond Hoare and Mary McCarthy. Please reply if you have any info. Thanks.

Re: HOAR

larnach_nz — 2009-11-19 03:38:47Z

Thank you Eliza so much for your help, am off to the website you gave me now. Kind Regards Marilyn

Re: Hampshire Hoar's (1786-1850) UK

Eliza_44 — 2009-11-18 12:22:00Z

Correction to above:
May Ann should read Mary Ann

Hampshire Hoar's (1786-1850) UK

Eliza_44 — 2009-11-18 12:19:40Z

I am looking for any information on:

John Hoar (1786-1855) married Pricilla Atkins? (1765 - ?)
3 Children: Charles (1826-1908), Edward William and Louisa.

Charles Hoar(1826-1908) married May Ann Challice (1826-1886)
9 Children: Louisa, Emily Sarah, Agnes, Alice, Charles
Edward, Henry W., Eliza Ellen, Frederick
Wallace and William L.

Charles and Mary lived in 'The Square' Petersfield their whole married life.
Both John and Charles (his son) worked as Harness Makers and Saddlers.

Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Hoar - UK

Eliza_44 — 2009-11-18 11:32:54Z

I am looking for any information on the Hoar Family from Petersfield, Hampshire. Charles Hoar(1826-1908 - Petersfield), John Hoar (1786-1855 - Wonston). John Hoar was a harness maker and Charles was a Saddler.
I don't think there is any connection but something may be relevant.

Re: HOAR

Eliza_44 — 2009-11-18 11:25:41Z

The only link I can help you with is Charles Hoar 1826-1908 and his father John Hoar 1786-1855. The family lived in Petersfield, Hampshire ('The Square') as Saddlers. It was quite a big extended family. I think John Hoar could possibly have married Pricilla Atkins - so there may be a connection there?
You could check out this website:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~buriton/Ma...
I found so many christening records here for my family.
Good luck!

Re: Dorcas (Galley) Hoar and her family

rozedson — 2009-11-12 16:00:58Z

I have a son William for William Hoar and Dorcas Galley: http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&d...

Dorcas (Galley) Hoar and her family

creanaugusta — 2009-10-20 15:56:55Z

I am searching for information on accused witch Dorcas (Galley) Hoar who was set to die with Mary (Towne) Easty, Alice (Corey?) Parker, Ann (mnu) Greenslade Pudeator, Martha (Penoyer) Rich Corey, Margaret (Stevenson) Scott, Wilmott (mnu) Redd, Mary (Ayer) Parker, and Samuel Wardwell. What I know of her is that she was 60 years old at the time of the Salem witch trials, was the widow of William Hoar, and has one daughter Annis. I also know that she has a sister Elizabeth (Galley) Trask Giles [she m/1 Osmund Trask, then m/2 John Giles]. What I need is information on her and Elizabeth's parents as well as on any of her and her late husband William Hoar's children other than their daughter Annis. Any and all information can be sent to my email address on Yahoo!, creanaugusts@yahoo.com; thanks.

Re: HOAR/E Family of Blendworth or Catherington, Hampshire, England

larnach_nz — 2009-02-06 09:41:04Z

Hi Francis,
Thank you for contacting me. My line is from George Hoar b c1807. I cannot find any birth reference for him, but he married Esther Reeves in 1827 in Blendworth/Catherington and they had 17 children. George died c1864 and Esther lived until the new century.

I cannot find any information in regard to George, who is parents were, who his siblings were, etc. If you have heard of our George I would dearly love to hear from you and hopefully I can continue my search.

I am off to Australia on holiday on the 28th of this month and will be returning to NZ during the 1st week of April. I will get back to you on my return if you do get back to me.

Maybe George is a sibling of your John!!!!

Kind Regards,
Marilyn Parker
NZ