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1845: Bartholomew Hoey born in Ireland to ?? Hoey and ??
About 1865: Bartholomew Hoey marries Ann Dillon.
1868: Son Lawrence Andrew Hoey born in England to Bartholomew Hoey and Ann Dillon (or Anna Mann)
1869: Son Michael Hoey born in England to Bartholomew Hoey and Ann Dillon.
About 1870: Batholomew Hoey, Sr. and family immigrate from England to Sullivan Co., New York.
About 1871: Mary Ann Hoey born in Crawford, Orange Co., New York to Bartholomew Hoey and Ann Dillon.
22 Feb 1875: Bartholomew George Hoey born in New York to Bartholomew Hoey and Ann Dillon. (or Anna Mann)
3 October 1877: Twins John Walter Hoey and Agnes Hoey born in New York to Bartholomew Hoey and Ann Dillon. Note: Marrriage record for John Walter Hoey indicates mother's name as Anna Mann
1880 Federal Census: Mamakating, Sullivan Co., New York
Bartley Hoy, head, 35, b Ireland, farmer
Ann Hoy, wife, 40, b Ireland, keeping house
Lawrence Hoy, son, 12, b England
Michael Hoy, son, 11, b England
Mary Ann Hoy, daughter, 9, b New York
Bartholomew Hoy, son, 7, b New York
John Hoy, son, 3, b New York
Agnes Hoey, daughter, 3, b New York
17 November 1891: Bartley (Bartholomew) Hoey Sr. dies at Wisner Avenue crossing of the O. & W. Railroad in Middletown, New York.
18 November 1891-Middletown Daily Press:
NEARLY A DOUBLE KILLING: MAN KILLED, WOMEN NARROWLY ESCAPES, HORSE DEAD-Bartley Hoey and Wife Struck by the Cars at the Wisner Avenue Crossing of Ontario and Western-The Road Held Responsible by the Jury
The Press reported last week the narrow escape of the young lady from being hit by the cars at the Wisner avenue crossing. A day or two later an order was issued for all first- class trains to slow up before reaching Wisner avenue and to proceed carefully to the Wickham avenue station.
Despite the precaution a terrible accident occurred at the crossing Tuesday night.
Bartley Hoey and his wife had been in this city Tuesday night and started for their home near Bloomingburg about 6 o'clock. They drove on to the Wisner avenue crossing about 6:10. A switch engine had just passed into the yard.
They were driving acroos and had nearly cleared the tracks when a milk car, pushed by the switch engine struck them. "Tommy" Girard, assistant yardmaster of the O. & W., shouted to them to hurry, but it was too late.
THE WAGON WAS SMASHED
to smithereens and the occupants were thrown to the ground. The horse was killed. Hoey went under the rear trucks of the car. Girard hastened to the Wickham avenue station and telephoned Dr. Hulett, who called Dr. Mills to assist.
In the mean time, strong-armed men had removed the woman Mrs. Osborne's No. 34 Wisner avenue. she was suffering from a severe scalp wound, but she will live unless there is a concussion of the brain in addition to the external wound.
THE MAN LIVED A FEW HOURS
The man was taken to Mrs. Stewart's, No. 39 Wisner avenue. He had lost both legs. The cruel wheels had passed over the right leg just above the knee. It hung by the skin. The left leg was completely oft at the thigh. His left arm had been flattened from end to end. That he lived until 11 o'clock in the evening was a wonder, indeed.
Bartley Hoey lived between Bloomingburg and Burlingham. He is survived by six children, four boys and two girls. One of the boys is at Nyack, two are in New York, and one, Michael, is a fireman for the O. & W. The latter was in the wreck at Fair Oaks the other day and escaped by jumping from the engine. One daughter lives at home and the other is a domestic in this city. Mr. Hoey was well known in Middletown. He was blind in one eye and used to peddle around town.
CORONER'S INQUEST
Coroner DeGraw summoned the following jury and held an inquest this morning: J. J. Silk, R. C. Tuthill, jr., C. W. Hill, A. U. Sperling, John DeGraw, and C. H. Foster.
After listening to the testimony, the jury held the company responsible for the death, for not properly protecting the crossing.
19 November 1891-Middletown Daily Press:
MRS. HOEY AND THE DOCTORS: She Declined to Change-She Cannot Eat And Sleeps Little
Mrs. Bartley Hoey was seen by a Press man today at No. 31 Wisner avenue. She is lying in a darkened room, hardly able to turn. Her back and shoulders and one knee are badly bruised, and these with the cut in her head pain her incessantly. She is under Dr. Hulett's care, he being the company's physician.
Lawyer T. A. Read has taken an interest in her case and Wednesday sent Mrs. Hoey some choice wine. He also sent a physician. The latter wanted to take charge of the case, but Mrs. Hoey would not agree to any change of medical attendants.
Mrs. Hoey does not know as yet that her husband was killed. She believes he is badly injured as herself.
She stated that she did not know whether she would sue or not. She had not secured a lawyer, nor sent for one to discuss the case. She tought she and her husband should have something for their rough usage, but only wanted what was fair.
She did not sleep any last night and has not eaten anything.
The body of Bartley Hoey who was killed on the O. & W. Tuesday and lying in Donovan's undertaking rooms. The funeral will be held tomorrow at St. Joseph's. High Mass at 10 a. m.
19 November 1891-Middletown Daily Press:
The Funeral of Bartley Hoey To-morrow
The funeral of the late Bartley Hoey who was killed on Tuesday night by being struck by some O. & W. cars while being switched at Wisner avenue , will take place to-morrow from the undertaking rooms of Mr. Donovan at 10 o'clock a.m. There will be a high mass at St. Joseph's Church. Burial will be at St. Jospeh's Cemetery.
Mrs. Hoey is doing nicely.
12 December 1891-Middletown Daily Times:
Will Probably Bring An Action
Mrs. Bartley Hoey, whose husband was recently killed at the Wisner avenue crossing, has selected as her counsel W. F. O'Neill, Esq., of this city, who, unless satisfactory settlements can be effected, will probably bring actions for damages sustained by Mr. Hoey's death, as well as for her own personal injuries.
Mr. O'Neill, who is termed the "Little Giant," is one of the leaders of the bar in this county, and has already established an enviable reputation as a trial lawyer. Mrs Hoey is to be congratulated upon her selection of counsel.
18 December 1891-Middletown Daily Times:
The Company Will Settle
The O. & W. has notified Mrs. Bartley Hoey that it will pay $5,000 for the death of her husband who was killed about a month ago at the Wisner avenue crossing in this city, and $1,500 for her own injuries.
19 December 1891-Middletown Daily Times:
DESTROYED BY FIRE: The Barn 0f Mrs. Bartley Hoey, near Burlingham, Burned, With Her Live Stock
The barn of the late Bartley Hoey, 2-1/2 miles from Burlingham, Sullivan county, was burned last night about 12 o'clock. Mrs. Hoey and daughter were away from home, leaving her two sons. At about midnight they were awakened by the bellowing of cows. By the time they arrived at the barn it was too late to save any of the stock and contents.
Nineteen cows, two colts and one ox were burned, besides all hay, straw and feed. The horse was away at Middletown, being away to meet Mrs. Hoey at a train. An insurance of $2,100 was on the house, barn and contents, held by Boyd & Combs, of this city. The house being situated a distance from the barn and sheds was uninjured.
It will be remembered that Mr. Hoey was killed at the Wisner avenue crossing a few weeks ago. Verily, troubles never come singly.
1891: Son Lawrence Andrew Hoey marries Elizabeth Purcell. Note: Daughter of Patrick L. Purcell and Bridget A. Gibbin.
1892 NY Census: Orangetown, Rockland Co., New York
Lawrence Hoey, 25, b England
Elizabeth Hoey, 23, b United States
15 October 1892: Grandson Edward L. Hoey born in New York to Lawrence Francis Hoey and Elizabeth Frances Purcell.
20 November 1893-Middletown Daily Times:
A Fireman Scalded: Painful Injuries Received by Bartley Hoey, of the Ontario and Western.
Bartley Hoey, a fireman on the O. & W., while attending to the fire Sunday morning on his engine, which was drawing train 34, was severely scalded by steam caused by a bursted flue. When it happened the train was standing at a point near Rock Rift. Hoey's face received the full force of the steam, and he then threw up his hands, which were also scalded. Before he could escape from it he was severely burned around the abdomen and back. He jumped from the engine down a deep embankment. Medical aid was procured at a nearby station and the wounds dressed. He was brought to Middletown and removed to his home, where Dr. Hulett attended him.
His condition is something fearful, as wherever the steam touched him the skin peeled off. It will be some time before he will be able to resume his duties.
Hoey's father was killed at the Wisner avenue crossing of the O. & W. Nov 18, 1891.
Note: Bartley Hoey Jr. survives these injuries. See 1900 Federal Census.
28 June 1893: Son Michael A. Hoey marries Mary A. Holland in Middletown, Orange Co., New York. Mary was born May 1870 in New York.
9 April 1894: Grandson William Francis Hoey born in Middletown, Orange Co., New York to Michael A. Hoey and Mary Holland.
16 June 1894: Ann nee Dillon or Mann Hoey, wife of Barthlomew Hoey dies in Middletown, New York
September 1894: Granddaughter Adelaide Hoey born in New York to Lawrence Andrew Hoey and Elizabeth Frances Purcell..
26 January 1896: Granddaughter Anna Lucy Hoey born in New York to Michael A. Hoey and Mary Holland.
6 October 1897: Grandson John Walter Hoey born in Middletown, New York to Michael A. Hoey and Mary Holland. John Walter dies on March 1976.
24 September 1897: Florence Kathleen Hoey born in Middletown, Orange Co., New York to Lawrence Andrew Hoey and Elizabeth Frances "Nan" Purcell.
23 May 1900:Virginia Eleanor Hoey born in Middletown, Orange Co., New York to Lawrence Francis Hoey and Elizabeth "Nan" Purcell.
February 1900: Grandson Lawrence Francis Hoey born in New York to Michael A. Hoey and Mary Holland.
1900 Federal Census: 57 Grand Avenue, Middletown, Orange Co., New York
Michael Hoey, head, 30, May 1870, b England, immigrated 1876, locomotive fireman
Mary Hoey, wife, 30, May 1870, b New York, married 7 years, 4 children with 4 surviving
William F. Hoey, son, 6, Apr 1894, b New York, at school
Anna Hoey, daughter, 4, Jan 1896, b New York
John Hoey, son, 2, Oct 1897, b New York
Lawrence Hoey, son, 3/12, Feb 1900, b New York
1900 Federal Census: 35 Linden Terrace, Middletown, Orange Co., New York
Lawrence Hoey, head, 31, Dec 1868, b England, immigrated 1871, RR fireman
Elizabeth Hoey, wife, 31, Jan 1869, b New Jersey, married 9 years, 4 children with 4 surviving
Egbert Hoey, son, 7, Oct 1892, b New York
Adelaide Hoey, daughter, 5, Sept 1894, b New York
Florence Hoey, daughter, 2, Sep 1897, b New York
Ethel Hoey, daughter, 0/12, May 1900, b New York
Bartley Hoey, brother, 25, b New York, RR fireman
Patrick Purcell, father-in-law, 70, Mar 1830, b Ireland, widower, immigrated 1860
8 March 1902 (NY Times-9 March 1902): Son Michael Hoey, locomotive engineer, dies from crushed skull and broken neck operating train between Weehawken and Middletown on the Ontario and Western railroad.
22 June 1902: Grandson Lawrence Andrew Hoey, Jr. born in Middletown, New York to Lawrence Francis Hoey, Sr and Elizabeth Frances Purcell.
1 June 1903: Son Bartley (Bartholomew?) George Hoey marries Mary T. Hurley.
About 1904: Grandson Robert E. Hoey born in New York to Bartley (Bartholomew?) George Hoey marries Mary T. Hurley.
About 1904: Grandson Bartley Hoey born in New York to Lawrence Francis Hoey and Elizabeth Frances Purcell.
About 1907: Grand daughter Rose Mary Hoey born in Middletown, Orange Co., New York to Bartley George Hoey and Mary T. Hurley. She marries Daniel Sweeney in 1932.
About 1907: Granddaughter Elizabeth M. Hoey born in New York to Lawrence Francis Hoey and Elizabeth Frances Purcell.
After 1907: Son Lawrence Andrew Hoey, son of Bartholomew Hoey and Anne Dillon or Anna Mann and wife of Elizabeth Purcell dies probably in New York.
About 1907: Rose Mary Hoey born in Middletown, Orange Co., New York to Bartley George Hoey and Mary T. ???. She marries Dan Sweeney in 1932.
About 1910: Grandson Joseph Richard Hoey born in Middletown, Orange Co., New York to Bartley (Bartholomew?) George Hoey marries Mary T. Hurley.
1910 Federal Census: 208 Linden, Middletown, Orange Co., New York
Elizabeth Hoey, head, 39, b New Jersey, widow, 7 children with 7 surviving
Edward (Egbert?) Hoey, son, 17, b New York, fireman for railroad
Adelaide Hoey, daughter, 15, b New York, clerk in dry goods store
Florence Hoey, daughter, 12, b New York
Helen (Ethel?) Hoey, daughter, 9, b New York
Laurence Hoey, son, 7, b New York
Bartley Hoey, son, 5, b New York
Elizabeth Hoey, daughter, 3, b New York
Patrick O'Brien, boarder, 32, b Ohio, machinist for railroad
Jake Wickham, boarder, 58, b New York, helper for railroad
Leslie Coburg, boarder, 22, b New York, trainman for railroad
Harry Smith, boarder, 20, b New York, trainman for railroad
Aleck Coburg, boarder, 19, b New York, helper in boiler shop for railroad
1910 Federal Census: 327 North Street, Middletown, Orange Co., New York
Bartley G. Hoey, head, 32, b New York, engineer at O&W Railroad
Mary T. Hoey, wife, 30, b New York, married 6 years, 3 children with 3 surviving
Robert E. Hoey, son, 6, b New York
Rose M. Hoey, daughter, 3, b New York
Joseph R. Hoey, son, 1/12, b New York
1910 Federal Census: 69 Grand Avenue, Middletown, Orange Co., New York
Mary A. Hoey, head, 41, b New York, widow, 5 children with 4 surviving, janitress at public school
William F. Hoey, son, 16, b New York, helper at dry goods store
Anna Hoey, daughter, 15, b New York, waitress at boarding house
John Hoey, son, 12, b New York, helper at grocery
Michael Hoey, son, 7, b New York, none
Patrick McCauley, step-father, 76, b Ireland, 2nd marriage, married 15 years, immigrated 1864, laborer for city
Mary McCauley, mother, 67, b Ireland, 2nd marriage, married 15 years, 2 children with 1 surviving, immigrated 1858, none
20 February 1912: Son John Walter Hoey, son of Batholomew Hoey and Anna Mann, marries Kathryn Clyde "Kittie" Conklin in Orange Co., New York
20 February 1912: Marriage in Middletown, Orange Co, New York
John Walter Hoey, 34, 12 West Man Street, City, Occupation: Hotel, Born in Bloomingburg, New York to Bartholomew Hoey, born Ireland, and Anna Mann, born Ireland.
Kathryn Clyde Conklin, 26, 5 Wilbur Avenue, City, Occupation: Saleslady, Born in Bloominggrove, New York to James Halsey Conklin, born Orange Co., New York and Mary Francis Gale, born Rocket, New York.
Witneses: John J. Ward and Helen Conklin
1915 NY State Census: 27 Albert Street, Middletown, Orange Co., New York
Bartley Hoey, head, 39, b US, Engineer for RR
Minnie C. Hoey, wife, 37, b US, housewife Note: nee Mary T. Hurley
Robert E. Hoey, son, 11, b US, school
Rose Ann Hoey, daughter, 8, b US, school
Joseph R. Hoey, son, 6, b US, school
Samuel Doyle, boarder, 33 b US, engineer for RR
1915 NY State Census: 208 Linden Street, Middletown, Orange Co., New York
Elizabeth Hoey, head, 45, b US, housework
Edward L. Hoey, son, 22 b US, fireman for O&W
Adelaide Hoey, daughter, 20, b US, clerk
Florence Hoey, daughter, 17, b US, clerk
Virginia Hoey, daughter, 15, b US, school
Lawrence A. Hoey, son, 12, b US, school
Bartley Hoey, son, 11, b US, school
Elizabeth M. Hoey, daughter, 9 b US, school
Harry T. Smith, boarder, 24, b US, fireman for O&W
Bridget Purcell, mother, 84, b Ireland, no occupation
1915 NY State Census: 12 West Main Street, Middletown, Orange Co., New York
John W. Hoey, head, 37, b US. hotel
Kathryn C. Hoey, wife, 29, b US, housework
Maud E. Conklin, sister, 17, b US, dressmaker Note: Sister of wife, Kathryn Clyde Conklin.
29 June 1915: Adelaide Veronica Hoey marries Harry T. Smith in Middletown, New York
29 June 1915: Marriage License
Adelaide Veronica Hoey, 20, b Middletown NY, (at home) daughter of Lawrence Hoey b England and Elizabeth Purcell b Boonlow NJ. Living at 208 Linden Avenue, Middletown NY
Harry T. Smith, 25, b Hurleyville NY, (trainman) son of Milo Smith b Hurleyville NY and Cora Hornbeck b Liberty NY Marriage on 29 June 1915 in Middletown NY by Joseph T. Murphy, Witnesses: E. L. Hoey and Adelaide V. Halley
About 1917: Bartley George Hoey registers for the World War I draft (partial draft card image only). He was born 22 February 1875 in ???. He is living at 27 Albert Street, Middletown, Orange Co., New York.
5 June 1917: William Francis Hoey registers for the World War I draft in Middletown, Orange, New York. He was born 9 April 1894 in Middletown, Orange Co. New York. He works as a clerk for NY O&W Railroad Co. in New York City, New York. He is short and of medium build with brown hair and brown eyes.
5 June 1917 WWI Draft Registration:
Edward L. Hoey24, living at 5 Peerless Place, North Bergen, NJ. Natural born citizen on 15 Oct 1892. He is employed as a fiemen for est Shoor RR at River Division. His mother and sister are dependents. He is tall and of medium build with grey eyes and light hair.
1 July 1915-Middletown Daily Times:
MISS HOEY BRIDE OF HARRY SMITH: Pretty Wedding Ceremony at Bride's Home
At 4 o'clock, Wednesday afternoon, at St. Joseph's R. C. Church, occurred the wedding of Harry T. Smith, a well-known O. & W. trainman, and Miss Adelaide B. Hoey, daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Hoey, 208 Linden avenue, the Rev. Father J. T. Murphy officiating.
The couple were attended by Miss Adelaide V. Halley of Newport, R. I., a cousin of the bride, and Edward L. Hoey, a brother of the bride. Miss Anna D. Conley, of Washingtonville, N. Y., and William F. Hoey acted as sponsors.
The bride was attired in a handsome gown of pale green, hand embroidered chiffon, over white solk with hat to match. She carried a shower bouquet of bridal roses. The groom wore conventional black. Miss Halley, the bride's attendant, wore a gown of pink crepe de chine, with a hat to match, and carried a beutiful bouquet of pink carnations.
Immediately following the wedding the contracting parties and guests retired to the home of the bride, where a wedding feast was served. Caterer Moore, of Goshen, directed the serving of the repast. The home was handsomely decorated with palms and cut flowers, and the effect was most pleasing.
Following the reception, Mr. and Mrs. Smith left on O. & W. train No. 5, for a wedding journey. On their return they will make their home at 184 Linden avenue.
11 March 1918: Grandson Bartholomew George Hoey born in Middletown, Orange Co., New York to Bartley (Bartholomew?) George Hoey marries Mary T. Hurley. Bartholomew G. Hoey dies 10 Oct 1996.
11 September 1918: WWI Draft Registration
John Walter Hoey is living at 12 West Main, Middletown, Orange Co., New York. He was born on 3 October 1877. He is employed at a saloon at 12 West Man St, Middletown, Orange Co., NY. Nearest relative is Katherine C Hoey at 12 West Main, Middletown, Orange Co., NY. He has a medium height and stout build with blue eyes and brown hair. Note: John Walter Hoey is the son of Bartholomew Hoey and Anna Mann.
12 September 1918: WWI Draft Registration
John Walter Hoey living at 69 Grand Ave, Middletown, Orange Co., NY. He was born on 6 October 1897. He is employed as a machinist for United states RR ??? Dept of O&W RR. Nearest relative is Mary Hoey, 69 Grand Ave, Middletown, Orange Co., New York. He is short with slender build with blue eyes and brown hair. Note: John Walter Hoey is the son of Michael Hoey and Mary ??
31 December 1919: Mary Frances Hoey, daughter of John Walter Hoey and Kathryn Clyde Conklin is born in New York, New York.
1920 Federal Census: 69 Grand Avenue, Middletown, Orange Co., New York
Mary Hoey, head, 50, b New York, widow, janitor
William F. Hoey, son, 24, b New York, stenographer for railroad, Note: William counted twice, see Manhattan
John W.? Hoey, son, 22, b New York, machinist for railroad
Michael A. Hoey, son, 17, b New York, none
Mary McCauley, mother, 78, b Ireland, widow, immigrated 1850, none
1920 Federal Census: 233 West 115th Street, Manhattan, New York, New York
Alma Mack, head, 30, b New Jersey, electrical book keeper
Anne Hoey, roomer, 23, b New York, teacher at public school, Note: William's sister
William F. Hoey, roomer, 25, b New York, secretary for railroad, Note: William counted twice, see Middletown
Catherine Kearns, roomer, 20, b New York, commercail book keeper
1920 Federal Census: 27 Albert Street, Middletown, Orange Co., New York
Bartley Hoey, head, 43, b New York, engineer on railroad
Minnie Hoey, wife, 39, b New York
Robert Hoey, son, 15, b New York
Rose Hoey, daughter, 12, b New York
Joseph Hoey, son, 9, b New York
Bartley Hoey, son, 1-8/12, b New York
Samuel B. Doyle, boarder, 40, b New York
1920 Federal Census: 208 Linden, Middletown, Orange Co., New York
Elizabeth Hoey, head, 49, b New Jersey, widow, housewife
Florence Hoey, daughter, 22, b New York, clerk in dry goods
Eleanor V. Hoey, daughter, 19, b New York, stenographer Note: Virginia Eleanor Hoey
Bartley Hoey, son, 16, b New York, clerk
Elizabeth Hoey, daughter, 13, b New York
Mary Kerrigan, aunt, 76, b Ireland, widow, lady
1920 Federal Census: 620 West 115th Street, Manhattan, New York, New York
John W. Hoey, head, 42, b New York, speculator Note: Son of Bartholomew Hoey and Anna Mann
Kathryn Hoey, wife, 34, b New York
Mary F. Hoey, daughter, 1/12, b New York
1920 Federal Census: 2568 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, Kings Co., New York
Edward H. Hoey, head, 27, b New York, salesman for discount house
Faythe M. Hoey, wife, 23, b Ohio
Edward S Hoey Jr, son, 3/12, b New York
27 December 1920: Virginia Eleanor Hoey, daughter of Lawrence Andrew Hoey and Elizabeth Purcell, marries Elmer Asa Brown, son of Asa Ralph Brown and Lottie Mary Joyce, in Middletown, Orange Co., New York.. Virginia is 20 and living at 208 Linden Street, Middletown. Her father was born in Liverpool, England and her mother was born in Boonton, New Jersey. Elmer is 21 and resides on White Mill Road, Ipswich, Massachusetts. His father was born in Amesbury, Massachusetts and his mother was born in Boston, Massachusetts. Witnesses: Lawrence Hoey and Florence Hoey.
3 January 1923-Middletown Daily Herald:
MRS. B. G. HOEY
Mrs. Minnie Hoey, wife of Bartley G. Hoey, dies last night at 11:00 o'clock at her home 27 Albert street after an illness of two weeks. A further obituary and funeral notice will appear later.
1923: Laurence Elmer Brown born in New York to Elmer Ada Brown and Virginia E. Hoey.
15 October 1924-Middletown Daily Herald:
HOEY IS INJURED
John Hoey, of 69 Grand avenue, foreman under Contractor H. H. Smith on the Goshen State road work near this city, was injured at 10:30 o'clock this morning when a heavy article fell on his right foot while he was at work. Dr. S. W. Mills treated the man for contusions on one toe.
18 May 1925-Middletown Daily Herald:
MICAHEL A. HOEY IS HONORED AT COLUMBIA
Michael A. Hoey, son of Mrs. Mary Hoey of 69 Grand avenue, a sophomore at Columbia University, has been elected as one of 25 students of the Van Am Club, an honorary sophomore society named in honor of Columbia's famous former dean, it was learned today. The election took place Friday at a meeting of the undergraduates and alumni of Columbia to celebrate the decision to erect a $2,000,000 student hall on south field.
18 July 1925: Elmer Asa Brown, husband of Virginia Eleanor Hoey, died in Hancock, Delaware Co., New York
1925 NY State Census: 208 Linden Street, Middletown, Orange Co., New York
Elizabeth Hoey, head, 54, b US, housework
Bartley J. Hoey, son, 21, b US, chauffeur
Elmer A. Brown, head, 25, b US, trainman
Virginia E. Brown, wife, 25, b US, housework
Laurence Brown, son, 3, b US
Mary G. Kerrigan, aunt, 85, b Ireland
Laurence A. Hoey, brother-in-law, 23 b US, fireman for O&W RR
Elizabeth M. Hoey, sister-in-law, 19 b US, telephone operator
1925 NY State Census: 69 Grand Ave, Middletown, Orange Co., New York
Mary E. Hoey, head, 57, b US, janitress
Michael L. Hoey, son, 31, b US, college
John W. Hoey, son, 25, b US, contractor
Mary McCauley, mother, 78, b Ireland, no occupation
George Colvin, lodger, 28, b Scotland, watchmaker
18 July 1925: Elmer Asa Brown, wife of Virginia Hoey and father of Laurence Brown, dies in Middletown, New York. He was born 11 June 1899
1926: Michael Hoey marries Margaret B. Tichenor.
1927: Margot Maud Hoey born to Michael Hoey and Margaret B. Tichenor
1927: Robert Hoey, son of Bartley Hoey and Mary Hurley, marries Loretta Madden, daughter of John W. Madden and Genevieve Gaskell. Robert Hoey is a firemen residing and born in Middletown, New York. His father lives in Middletown and his mother is deceased. His father is an engineer and was born in Roses Gap, New York. His mother was born in Middltown New York. Loretta Madden is a stenographer and lives in Scranton, Pennsylvania and was born in Carbondale, Pennsylvania. Her father was born in Scranton but is deceased. Her mother lives in Carbondale, Pennsylvania and was born in Baltimore, Maryland. She works as a housekeeper.
31 August 1929: Anna Lucy Hoey, daughter of Michael Hoey and Mary Holland, marries Gilbert Gail Intemann, son of Herman Henry Intemann and Anna Trutner in Middletwon, Orange Co., New York. Anna is employed as a teacher and lives at 69 Grand Avenue, Middletown, New York. She was born in Middletown on 26 Janaury 1896. Her father was born in England and her mother in Middletown. Gilbert is employed as a salesman and lives at 417 Bainbridge Street, Brooklyn, New York. He was born 16 August 1895 in Brooklyn. His father was born in Hanover Germany and his mother was born in Germany.
1930 Federal Census: 69 Grand Avenue, Middletown, Orange Co., New York
Mary Hoey, head, 63, b New York, widow, none
John Hoey, son, 28, b New York, machinist
John McNamee, roomer, 38, b New York, clerk for railroad
1930 Federal Census: 208 Linden, Middletown, Orange Co., New York
Elizabeth P. Hoey, head, 60, b New Jersey, widow, none
Laurence A. Hoey, son, 27, b New York, truckman for moving
Virginia E. Brown, daughter, 28, b New York, 21 at first marriage, none Note: Husband Elmer A. Brown died in 1925. Virginia E. Hoey later marries Thomas B. Whitney, date unknown.
Laurence Brown, grandson, 7, b New York, none
Adelaide Smith, daughter, 35, b New York, 19 at first marriage, none
Harry T. Smith, son-in-law, 39, b New York, 24 at first marriage, trainman for steam railroad
Richard Breen, boarder, 38, b New York, yard master for steam railroad
1930 Federal Census: 59 Wickham Avenue, Middletown, Orange Co., New York
Maude Tichenor, head, 52, b New York, widow, 20 at first marriage, none
Margaret Hoey, daughter, 25, b New York, 21 at first marriage, none
Michael Hoey, son-in-law, 26, b New York, 22 at first marriage, salesman of stocks and bonds
Margot Hoey, daughter, 2-8/12, b New York
1930 Federal Census: 205 North Street, Middletown, Orange Co., New York
Bartley J. Hoey, head, 25, b New York, chauffeur with own taxi
1930 Federal Census: 170 Madison Avenue, Clifton, Passaic Co., New Jersey
John W. Hoey, head, 52, b New York, 35 at first marriage, lunch owner of restaurant Note: Son of of Bartholomew Hoey and Anna Mann
Kathryn Hoey, wife, 43, b New York, 24 at first marriage
Mary Hoey, daughter, 10, b New York
1930 Federal Census: 2 Pike Street, Port Jervis, Orange Co., New York
Harold Dalrymple, head, 33 b New Jersey, salesman for farm machinery
Florence Dalrymple, wife, 29 b New York, manager of restaurant
Ivah Welch, boarder, 21, b New York, stenographer
Ethel Brown, boarder, 26, b Massachusetts, stenographer
1930 Federal Census: 607 Embree Crescent, Westfield, Union Co., New Jersey
Edward S Hoey, head, 37, b New York, salesman for paint company
Faythe Hoey, wife, 34, b Ohio
Edward S Hoey Jr, son, 10, b New York
Joy C. Hoey, daughter, 3-9/12, b New Jersey
6 December 1930-Middletown Times Herald:
Surprise Shower for Miss Welch
A surprise miscellaneous shower was given for Miss Iva Welch Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Bartley Hoey. Miss Welch is to become the bride of Lawrence Hoey soon. Mrs. Hoey was assisted in entertainment and serving refreshments by Miss Bernice Conroy.
Guests were Miss Conroy, the Misses Virginia Brown, Eleanor Sweeney, Laura McLaughlin, Rose Hoey, Marguret [sic] Haley, Ethel Brown, Mae Dwyer, Irene King, Mrs. Sylvester Haley, Mrs. Edward Finnegan, Mrs. Harry Smith, Mrs. Michael Marino, Mrs. William Birch, Mrs. J. B. Hoey, Mrs. O. D. Carr, Mrs. Charles Russell, and Mrs. Fred Link. Guests were present from Port Jervis, Newburgh and Goshen.
12 December 1930: Grandson Lawrence A. Hoey, born 22 June 1902 in Middletown, Orange Co.New York, marries in Middletown, New York, Ivah Ruth Welch born 12 July 1908 in Edmeston., New York. Lawrence is the son of Lawrence Francis Hoey and Elizabeth Frances Purcell. His father was born in Liverpool, England and mother in Boonton, New Jersey. Lawrence's occupation is "soft drinks." Ruth Ivah is the daughter of Hayes Welch and Angie Belinda Wayne. Her father and mother were both born in Edmeston, New York. She is employed as a wattress.
1932: Granddaughter Rose Mary Hoey, daughter of Bartley George Hoey and Mary T. ???, marries Dan Sweeney.
8 March 1935: Bartley G (George) Hoey dies in Uniondale, Susquehanna Co, Pennsylvania of heart attack. He was born 22 February 1875 in Middletown, New York. His occupation was an engineer. Death certificate indicates parents name unknown. Informant was B. G. Hoey of Carbondale, Pennsylvania.
1935 Florida State Census: 2431 NW ?16th Avenue?, Dade Co., Florida
J Bartley Hoey, 31, brother, single, b New York, (occupation unreadable)
Elizabeth Hoey, 28, sister, single, b New York, (occupation unreadable)
Virginia Brown, 34, sister, single, b New York, (occupation unreadable)
Lawrence Brown, 13, son, b New York, pupil
17 January 1936: Grandson Edward L. Hoey, son of Lawrence Francis Hoey and Elizabeth "Nan" Purcell. dies in Rahway, New Jersey. He was the husband of Faythe nee unknown
18 January 1936-Middletown Times Herald:
Edward Hoey
Edward Hoey, forty-three, son of Mrs. Elizabeth Hoey, 208 Linden avenue, died at his home, twenty-one Fulton street, Rahway, N. J., yesterday. A sudden heart attack ended his life. He is survived by his wife and five children and by two brothers and four sisters. Funeral mass will be held in Rahway at nine o'clock Monday morning and interment will be at the St. Joseph's cemetery, Middletown.
29 October 1936-Middletown Times Herald:
Obtain Marriage License
WALDEN-Miss Elizabeth Hoey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Hoey, twenty-four Valley avenue, and Charles Anthony Delmonico, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Delmonico of forty-four First street, obtained a marriage license October twenty-sixth from Town Clerk Harry Pitkin. After their marriage they expect to live at forty-four First street.
1938 Middletown City Directory:
Bartley G. Hoey r 27 Albert
Elizabeth P. Hoey wid of Lawrence F. h 208 Linden av
Joseph R. Hoey gas sta atdt h 27 Albert
Lawrence A (Ivah R) rest 103 North h do
Michael A. Hoey (Margaret T) chief investigator Newburgh r 59 Wickham av
1939 Middletown City Directory:
Bartley G. Hoey emp 76 Montgomery r 27 Albert
Clyde Hoey rest Denton r Houston av
Elizabeth P. Hoey wid of Lawrence F. h 208 Linden av
Joseph R. Hoey gas sta atdt 148 Wickham av h 27 Albert
Lawrence A (Ivah R) rest 103 North h do
Michael A. Hoey (Margaret T) chief investigator Newburgh r 59 Wickham av
12 May 1939-Middletown Times Herald:
Mrs. Mary H. Corey
Mrs. Mary Hoey Corey died yesterday at St. Lukes Hospital, New York after ten days of illness. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 8:30 a.m. in the Reilly Funeral Home and at nine in St. Joseph's Church, Interment will be at St. Joseph's Cemetery. Friends may call this evening at the funeral home.
Mrs. Corey was born in the Town of Crawford fifty-six years ago, a daughter of Bartholomew and Ann Dillon Hoey. She had lived in New York for twenty years. Surviving are a brother, John W. of Clifton, N. J. and several nieces and nephews.
1940 Federal Census: 59 Wickham Avenue, Middletown, Orange Co., New York
Maud B Tichenor, head, 62, b New York, widow, none
Margaret Hoey, daughter, 35, b New York, sales representative for Beatty Dist Co.
Michael Hoey, son-in-law, 36, b New York, chief investigator for District Attorney's Office
Margot Hoey, grand daughter, 12, b New York
1940 Federal Census: 27 Albert Street, Middletown, Orange Co., New York
Joseph Hoey, head, 31, b New York, gas attendant for filling station
Bartholomew Hoey, brother, 22, b New York, bottler for beverage co.
Margaret Gorman. lodger, 60, widow
1940 Federal Census: 1 Pike Street, Port Jervis, Orange Co., New York
Elizabeth P. Hoey, head, 70, widow, b NJ
Elizabeth M. Hoey, daughter, 32, b NY, waiterss at public restaurant
Virginia E. Brown, daughter, 39, widow, b NY, waiterss at public restaurant
Lawrence E. Brown, grandson, 17, b NY
Edward Nolan, roomer, 24, b NY, kitchen helper at public restaurant
Riley Brown, roomer, 25, b Maryland, porter at public restaurant
William A. Dempsey, roomer, 40, b Massachusetts, manager of limited price variety store
Hattie Schroeder, roomer, 70, widow, b NY
1940 Federal Census: 170 Madison avenue, Clifton, Passaic Co., New Jersey
John W. Hoey, head, 63, b New York, bar tender at cafe Note: John Walter Hoey, son of of Bartholomew Hoey and Anna Mann
Katherine Hoey, wife, 55, b New York
Mary Hoey, daughter, 20, b New York, secretary at store Meno Yenranking
1940 Federal Census: 3 Water Street, Port Jervis, Orange Co., New York
Harold Dalrymple, head, 42 b New York, proprietor of restaurant
Florence Dalrymple, wife, 40 b New York, manager of restaurant
16 October 1940: WWII Draft Card
Bartholomew George Hoey living at 27 Albert Street, Middletown, Orange Co., New York. He was born 11 March 1918 in Middletown, NY.. Mrs Rose M. Sweeney, sister listed as contact person living at 138 South St, Middletown, Orane Co., NY. He works for Sweeney Bottling Works at 17 Montgomery St Middletown, Orange Co., NY. He is 5'-11", 175 lbs, white with blue eyes, brown hair and light complexion. He registerd at Middletown, NY.
1940 Middletown City Directory:
Bartley G. Hoey emp 76 Montgomery r 27 Albert
Elizabeth P. Hoey wid of Lawrence F. h 208 Linden av
Joseph R. Hoey gas sta atdt 148 Wickham av h 27 Albert
Lawrence A (Ivah R) rest 103 North h do
Michael A. Hoey (Margaret T) chief investigator Newburgh r 59 Wickham av
14 February 1942: WWII Draft Card:
Lawrence Andrew Hoey living at 103 North Street, Middletown, Orange Co., NY. He was born on 22 June 1902 in Middletown, New York, He is employed by Self at 103 North Street, Middletown, Orange Co, New York. Contact listed as Mrs Iva Hoey at 103 North Street, Middletown, NY.. He is white, 6' tall weighing 185 lbs with blue eyes, brown hair, and light complexion.
15 February 1942: WWII Draft Card:
John Walter Hoey living at 345 East 25th Street (previously at 292 Maple Street) , Brooklyn, NY. He was born on 6 October 1897 in Middletown, New York, He is employed by Consolidated Edison Co., 6 Irving Place, New York. and Operating Dept at 210 Elizabeth St, New York. Contact listed as mother, Mary Hoey at 292 Maple St, Brooklyn, NY. He is white, 5'-4-1/2" tall weighing 140 lbs with blue eyes, gray hair, and ruddy complexion.
16 February 1942: WWII Draft Card:
Michael Allen Hoey living at 59 Wickham Avenue, Middletown, Orange Co., NY. He was born on 6 September 1902 in Middletown, Orange Co., New York, He is employed by Henry Hirschberg Court House, Newburgh, NY at Court House, Newburgh, NY. Contact listed as Mrs Margaret T. Hoey at 59 Wickham Ave., Middletown, NY.. He is white, 5'-5" tall weighing 130 lbs with blue eyes, brown hair, and light complexion.
4 April 1943: Mary Frances Hoey, daughter of John Walter Hoey and Kathryn Clyde, Conklin, marries Howard Stanley Graham in Clifton, Passaic Co., New Jersey. Howard was born on 30 August 1917 in Clifton, Passaic Co., New Jersey.
8 December 1945-Middletown Times Herald:
Mrs. Mary Hoey
Mrs. Mary Hoey, widow of Michael Hoey, former O&W engineer, died yesterday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Gilbert Intemann of Brooklyn.
Mrs. Hoey who was seventy-seven, had lived in Middletown sixty-three years. She was a member of St. Joseph's Church and the Ladies' Auxilary to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. She had been a member of the organization forty-five years.
She was born here May ninth 1868, a daughter of Daniel and Mary Kelly Holland.
Surviving are her daughter, Mrs. Intemann, two sons, Michael A. of Middletown and John W. of Brooklyn, and two grand children, Margot and Mary Hoey.
The funeral will be Tuesday morning at 9:30 at the P. J. Reilly Funeral Home with a Solemn Mass of Requiem at ten o'clock at St. Joseph's Church. Burial will be in St. Joseph's Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow and Monday. Note: Mary Hoey died at home of her daughter Anna Lucy nee Hoey Intemann at 292 Maple Street Brooklyn NY. She was born on 9 May 1868 in Middletown, Orange Co., New York. Her parents were Daniel Holland and Mary Kelly, both born in Ireland.
10 December 1946-Middletown Times Herald:
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Mr. amd Mrs. Harry J. Martin, 154 Beacon street, announce the engagement of their daughter, Marjorie Elizabeth, to John B. Hoey, son of Mrs. Elizabeth Hoey, 208 Linden avenue. No date has been set for the wedding. Note: Is this John Bartley (Bartholomew) Hoey?
27 December 1947: John B. (Bartholomew) Hoey marries Marjorie Elizabeth Martin in Middletown, New York.
Publication: Pike County Dispatch
Location: Milford, PennsylvaniaIssue
Date: Thursday, January 1, 1948
A beautiful wedding took piace on Sunday afternoon at the Flo-Jean, Port Jervis, when Miss Marjorie Elizabeth Martin of Middletown and John Bartley Hoey of Milford were united in marriage by Rev. Fr. McKiwney of Walden, N. Y. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Martin, and the groom a son of Mrs. Elizabeth Hoey, all of Middletown. The bride was escorted by her father, and her sister, Miss Vera Martin, was maid of honor. Mr. Hoey was attended by his brother, Lawrence C. Hoey, of Milford. A canopy and background of white silk, the latter covered with fern, white roses and lilies, with standards of tall plants and candles on either side, formed the enclosure for the ceremony. Miss Martin's lovely gown was of pure white satin made with train, long sleeves and high neck; a finger tip veil fell from a low coronet of white satin loops; her bouquet w-as of white roses and iern. The maid of honor wore apple I green satin fashioned with bouffant skirt and close-fitting off-the-shoul-der bodice, a coronet of pink roses vas on her hair, with the same flowers in a heart-shaped wreath suspended by pink ribbons hung from her waist. After receiving the good wishes trom the many guests, who had come from several states, the bride cut the huge tiered wedding cake, placed in the center of a table adorn ed with flowers, fruit and candles with white bells overhead, from which delicious food in great variety was served to the guests seated at small tables. The bride's table was beautifully decorated, with a centerpiece including a miniature church from which a tiny doll bride, groom and bridesmaid were departing Har ry Billman and his orchestra sup plied the music throughout. Mrs. Walter Von Ignatius sang "I Love You Truly" and "Because." Later Miss Johnson sang several popular songs during the hour of dancing which closed the happy occasion. About six o'clock, Mr. and Mrs. Hoey left for a honeymoon in Miami. Each guest received a souvenir box of wedding cake upon which were the names, "Midge" and "Tolly," lopped by a tiny silver bell.
March 1949: Robert Hoey dies in New York City, the son of Bartley G. Hoey and Mary T. Hurley.
Publication: The Tribune
Location: Scrantion, PennsylvaniaIssue
Date: Thursday, March 10, 1949
Robert Hoey, 44, Dies in New York
Robert E. Hoey, 44, formerly of Carbondale, died in his home, 739 West 186th St., New York, Thursday night after a brief Illness. He was a graduate of Franklin High School, Wharton School of Finance and the University of Scranton. He had been employed as industrial engineer by the Hammerlund Manufacturing Co. Besides his wife, formerly Miss Loretta Madden, he is survived by a son, Robert, U. S. Navy; a daughter, Patricia Ann, New York; a sister, Mrs. Daniel Sweeney, Middletown, N. Y., and two brothers, Bartley and Joseph Hoey. The funeral was held Saturday with interment in Gate of Heaven Cemetery, New York
8 July 1951: Crothers-Hoey Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Hoey of Sycamore Mills. Pa., formerly of Middletown, N. Y., announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Margot M. Hoey, to Mr.1 Samuel Crothers, 3d, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Crothers, Jr., of Wallingford. Miss Hoey was graduated from Wellesley College and is a member of the Junior League of Newburgh. Mr. Crothers is a graduate of the Architectural School of the University of Pennsylvania.
7 July 1951: Margot M. Hoey, daughter of Michael Allen Hoey and marries Samuel Crothers in Middletown, Orange Co., New York.
Publication:The Philadelphia Inquirer
Location:Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Issue Date: Sunday, July 8, 1951
The wedding of Margot Maud Hoey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Allen Hoey, to Samuel Crothers, 3d, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Crothers, Jr., of Wallingford, took place at four o'clock yesterday in the garden at "Heathway", the home of Mr. and Mrs. Odell S. Hathaway, uncle and aunt of the bride, in Middletown, N. Y. Rev. Jerome J. Hevey, Jr., performed the ceremony. The bride, who was given 1n marriage by her father, wore a gown of embroidered white net, with a short tulle veil arranged with a Juliet cap and a face veil. She carried eucharist lilies. Mrs. Edward B. Thayer, of Middletown, N. Y., was matron of honor. John Freeman Hayes, of Wallingford. served as best man. BERMUDA HONEYMOON After a honeymoon in Bermuda, the newly weds will reside at 2208 St. James place. The bride, who attended Wellesley College, is a member of the Junior League of Newburgh, . Nl Y. The bridegroom attended the School of Architecture, University of Pennsylvania.
1956: John Walter Hoey, son of Bartholomew Hoey and Anna Mann, dies. He is buried at Washingtonville Cemetery, Washingtonville, Orage Co., New York. He was married to Kathryn Clyde "Kittie" Conklin.
Publication: The Herald-News
Location: Passaic, New Jersey
Issue Date:Tuesday, October 16, 1956
John W. Hoey, 79, Dies, Former Clifton Resident
PARAMUS John W. Hoey, 79, husband of. Mrs. Kathryn Conklin Hoey, 149 Village Circle East, died yesterday following a lengthy illness. A native of Wurtsboro, N. Y, Mr. Hoey went to Clifton in 1920 where he resided until he moved to Paramus three years ago. In Clifton, he had lived at 170 Madison Avenue. Mr. Hoey had been retired 14 years. He was a member of the Middletown, N. Y., Elks Club, In addition to his wife, he is survived by one daughter, Mrs.: (Mary) Graham, of WALLINGTON.
20 June 1966: Lawrence Elmer Brown, son of Elmer Asa Brown and Virginia Eleanor Hoey, died and is buried at Saint Mary's Cemetery, Port Jervis, Orange Co., New York
8 March 1966: John Bartholomew Hoey dies at Horton Memorial Hospital, Middletowm New York. Heis buried at St Mary's Cemetery in Port Jervis, Orange Co., New York
John B. Hoey
John B. Hoey died Tuesday, March 8 at Horton Memorial Hospital, Middletown, N. Y. The son of Lawrence and Elizabeth Purcell Hoey, he was born in Middletown and was married Dec 27 1947 to the former Marjorie Martin. He was a veteran of World War II. Mr. Hoey, who was known as "Talley", had resided in Milford for the last 20 years and had operated the Cuddeback Hardware store on Broad Street. He retired from the hardware business about a year ago, buit maintained a bottled gas business. He is survived by his wife, a son Michael, three sisters, Mrs. Adelaide Smith of Miami, Fla., Miss Elizabeth Hoey and Mrs. Florence Dalrymple of Port Jervis, and a brother, Lawrence of Milford. Several nieces and nephews also survive. Funerla services were conducted....??
Albert (Abby) Luhrs & Hilda (Shorty) Luhrs purchased Cuddeback & Company from Tally Hoey in 1965, located in the Bloomgarden Building (Right of Naked Bagel Co.). A year later joined True Value Co Op creating Luhrs True Value. Fast forward to current days where the decendants of Abby and Shorty now own 4 True Value locations across the pike county area. The Luhrs family continues to sell products they trust to the community they love. Luhrs True Value coming to you from Milford, Hawley, Dingmans Ferry, and Newfoundland!
27 May 1975: Grandson Lawrence A. Hoey dies in Milford, Pike Co., Pennsylvania, son of Lawrence Hoey and Elizabeth Purcell, husband of Iva Ruth Welch.
Lawrence A Hoey
Lawrence A,. Hoey, 72, of 505 Third St., Milforrd, Pa., died Tuesday May 27, 1975 at Robert Packer Hospital, Sayre, Pa. after a long illness. The retired owner of the Dimmick Inn, Milford, he was born in Middletown, June 22 1902 to Lawrence and Elizabeth Purcel Hoey. He married the former Ivah Welch in 1930. He was a member of St.Patrick's R.C. Church, Milford; the Knights of Columbus Council 471 of Port Jervis; the elks Lodge 22 of Brooklyn; the B of L Firemen: and was a member and past president of the Pike-Wayne Tavern Association. He is survived by his wife, a daughter, Mrs. Mary Ellen Theodore of Milford; three sisters, Mrs Florence Dalrymple, Mrs. Eelizabeth Mitchell and Mrs. Adelaide Smith, all of Port Jervis; and several nieces, nephews and cousins. Services will be held Friday at 9:15 a.m. in the Gray Funeral Home 100 E. Main St., Port Jervis followed by a Mass of the Resurrection at 10 in st. Patrick's R. C. Church with the Rev. Eugene Gunning officiating. Friends may call at the funeral home Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. A Vigil Wake service is scheduled for 8. Burial will be in st. Mary's Cemetery, Port Jervis.
1976: John Walter Hoey, son of Michael A. Hoey and Mary Holland, dies at Clemson, South Carolina
Publication: The Greenville News
Location: Greenville, South Carolina
Issue Date: Friday, March 12, 1976
John Hoey
CLEMSON - John Walter Hoey, 78, of Apt. 5, Edgewood Arms, Clemson, died Wednesday. Born in Middletown, N.Y., son of the late Michael A. and Mary Holland Hoey, he was a retired mechanic with Con Edison Company, New York. Surviving are his wife, Clarisse B. Hurtubise Hoey; a daughter, Mrs. Mary Steed of Clemson; a brother, Michael A. Hoey of Media, Pa.; three grandchildren. The body was sent by Duckett Funeral Home, Clemson, to P.J. Reilly Funeral Home, Middletown, N.Y. for services on Saturday, with burial in St. Joseph's Catholic Church cemetery, Middletown, N.Y.
7 November 1981: Florence Kathleen nee Hoey Dalrynple, daughter of Lawrence Francis Hoey and Elizabeth Frances Purcell, dies in Port Jervis, Orange Co., New York. She was married to Harold Austin Dalrynple.
31 May 1982: Adelaide Hoey Smith dies in Port Jervis, New York. She was born on 27 September 1896 to Lawrence Francis Hoey and Elizabeth Frances Purcell.
1985: Clarisse nee Hurtubise Hoey, wife of John Walter Hoey. dies in Clemson, south Carolina.
Publication: The Greenville News
Location: Greenville, South Carolina
Issue Date:Wednesday, January 2, 1985
Clarisse H. Hoey
CLEMSON Clarisse Hurtubise Hoey, 82, of Edgewood Arms, Apartment 5, died Tuesday. She was a retired public health nurse and was a member of St. Andrews Catholic Church. Surviving are a daughter, Mary Steed of Clemson; two brothers, Roland Hurtubise of Marathon Key, Fla., and Ted Hurtubise of Richford, Vt: . Mass of the Resurrection will be conducted at 10 a.m. Thursday at St. Andrews Catholic Church in Clemson. Visitation: 7 to 8:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Duckett Funeral Home, Clemson Chapel, with the Christian Prayer Service at 8 p.m. Burial will be at 10 a.m. Friday, in St. Josephs Catholic Church Cemetery, Middletown, N.Y. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to St. Andrews Catholic Church, Clemson.
26 July 1991: John Joseph Hoey, wife of Christine C. Gore, died. He is buried at Saint Mary's Cemetery Port Jervis, Orange Co., New York
Publication: Asbury Park Press
Location: Asbury Park, New Jersey
Issue Date :Friday, October 9, 1992
FAYTHE M. HOE, 96, of MONMOUTH BEACH, died Wednesday at Monmouth Medical Center, Long Branch. She was a self-employed piano teacher. She was a member of Christ Episcopal Church, Shrewsbury, and the Delaware Valley Music Club. Mrs. Hoe was born in Toledo, Ohio, and lived in Jamesburg, Lumberville, Pa., Princeton, and Westfield before moving to Monmouth Beach 15 years ago. Her husband, Edward S., died in 1969. Surviving are a son, Edward S. Hoe, Jr., Berkeley Heights; a daughter, Joy Hoe Jarnagin, with who she lived; five grandchildren, and seven great-grandchildren. John E. Day Funeral Home, Red Bank, is in charge of arrangements
10 October 1996: Bartholomew George "Bartley" Hoey (b 11 March 1918) dies in (Middletwon?) New York.
Thomas G. Hoey
Port Jervis, NY
Thomas G. Hoey, 53, of Port Jervis, passed away Thursday, January 10, 2008 at his home. A life-long resident of the area Tom was proprietor of the Sleep Shop, at Port Jervis. He was born in Port Jervis, NY on January 8, 1955, the son of the late John Hoey and Christine Gore Hoey, who survives. He married Emily Brewer Hoey. Tom was a member of St. Mary's R.C. Church, Port Jervis, NY, longtime member of the Hawks Nest Hunting Club; and former member of Hose Co. #2, Port Jervis, Fire Dept., and was former Police Commissioner for the Town of Deerpark. A family statement read "Tom was a well-known and well-loved member of the community, with many friends. He was a loving husband, father, son, brother, friend and a kind, compassionate man. He was an avid outdoorsman. He loved and cherished his time in the woods and on the water, especially with his loyal and beloved retriever, "Abby".He is survived by his mother Christine Hoey of Port Jervis; his daughter Rachel Hoey of Brooklyn; his brother, Mark Hoey and his wife Jayne of Lucas, TX; his best friend Jane Albert at home, and their supporting family, Rick Frey and his wife Joette of Redding, PA and Michael Frey of Port Jervis; four grandchildren, Jake, Amanda, Alexa and Jett; 2 nephews, Michel Hoey and his wife Jaclyn and Daniel Hoey; his niece Kelsey Hoey; 1 great-nephew Jackson; his former wife Emily Brewer Hoey; as well as several aunts and uncles. Friends may call Sunday, January 13 from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at the Knight-Auchmoody Funeral Home, 154 East Main St., Port Jervis. The vigil wake service will be held Sunday afternoon at 3 p.m. at the funeral home. Prayers will be offered Monday Jan. 14 at 9:15 a.m. at the funeral home, followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at 10 a.m. at St. Mary's R.C.Church, Port Jervis. The Rev. George Hafemann will officiate. Interment will take place at St. Mary's Cemetery, Port Jervis. Memorial contributions may made to the Port Jervis-Deerpark Humane Society, Route 209, Port Jervis, NY 12771. Arrangements are by the Knight-Auchmoody Funeral Home. For information, directions or to send a condolence note to the family visit Published in the Times Herald-Record on 1/12/2008.
22 April 2019: Christine C. nee Gore Hoey, wife of John J. Hoey, died.
Christine C. Hoey age 88 of Anna, Texas and formerly a life-long resident of Port Jervis, NY passed away April 22, 2019 in McKinney, Texas. She was born on March 18, 1931 in Port Jervis, NY the daughter of George W. Gore and Rafaella Miglionico Gore. Christine retired as a bookkeeper for Zitone Construction, Inc. in Montague, New Jersey after many years of dedicated service. She was a faithful member of St. Mary’s R. C. Church, Port Jervis, NY and a founding member of the Chit-Chat Club in Port Jervis. A family statement read “Christine was a very dedicated and loving, wife, mother and grandmother. She was happiest when she was able to spend time with her family and friends, especially during the holidays. Her homemade Italian meatballs were the highlight of many family meals. In her later years, she was very serious about a healthy diet and exercise, often going for long walks with her friends. She always, however, maintained a know weakness for a good piece of chocolate or a bowl of ice cream. No sacrifice was too big for her family. Her unconditional love and support for her family will always be remembered and remain a part of our lives forever. Christine married John J. Hoey who pre-deceased her in 1991. She is survived by her son Mark Hoey, Esq. and his wife Jayne of Anna, Texas, her brothers, George Gore of of South Glens Falls, NY and Larry Gore and his wife Josephine of Queens, NY, her beloved grandchildren; Rachel Manfredo and her husband Rob, Michael Hoey and his wife Jaclyn, Dan Hoey, Kelsey Shaw and her husband Mark, her great grandchildren; Jackson, Katelyn, Luke and John, her former daughter-in-law, Emily Brewer Hoey of South Carolina, several nieces and nephews. She was pre-deceased by her son Thomas G. Hoey in 2008. Visitation will be held 4-7 PM, Monday, April 29th at the Knight-Auchmoody Funeral Home, 154 E. Main St., Port Jervis, NY. Prayers will be offered 9:15 AM, Tuesday, April 30th at the Knight-Auchmoody Funeral Home, 154 E. Main St., Port Jervis, NY followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at 10 AM at St. Mary’s R.C. Church, Port Jervis, NY. Rev. Matthew Newcomb will be the celebrant. Interment will follow at St. Mary’s Cemetery, Port Jervis. Arrangements are by the Knight-Auchmoody Funeral Home, 154 E. Main St., Port Jervis, NY. For information, directions or to send a condolence note to the family visit
28 November 2002: Mary Frances nee Hoey Graham, daughter of John Walter Hoey and Kathryn Clyde Conklin and husband of Howard Stanley Graham, dies at Beach Haven, Ocean Co., New Jersey.
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