Patrick Henry Hoey

1853: Brother Edward Hoey born in New York.

1856: Sister Mary Hoey born in New York.

1858: Sister Catherine Hoey born in New York.

1860: Brother James William Hoey born in New York.

1860 Federal Census: Oswego Ward 2, Oswego Co., New York
Christopher Hoy[sic], 31, laborer, b Co. Meath, Ireland
Catherine Hoy[sic], 30, b Co. Cavanaugh, Ireland
Patrick Henry Hoy[sic], 9, b New York
Edward Hoy[sic], 7, b New York
Mary Hoy[sic], 4, b New York
Catherine Hoy[sic], 2, b New York
James William Hoy[sic], 6/12, b New York

1 Oct 1861-End of War: Corporal Christopher Hoey serves in Company A, 81st New York Volunteers. 1890 Veterans Schedules indicates Catherine Hoey as widow living in Oswego Falls, New York. Christopher's eyesight "broken down." Died 1872.

1862: Sister Ellen Hoey born.

September 1869: Brother Christopher Hoey born.

1870 Federal Census: Oswego Ward 4, Oswego Co., New York
Christopher Hoey, 40, b Ireland, shoe maker
Catherine Hoey, 39, b Ireland, keeping house
Henry Hoey, 19, b New York, clerk in store Note: Patrick Henry Hoey
Edward Hoey, 17, b New York, clerk in grocery
Mary Hoey, 14
Catherine Hoey, 12
James Hoey, 10
Ellen Hoey, 8
Christopher Hoey, 9/12 Sep 1869, b New York

About 1871: Brother Edward A. "Eddie" Hoey marries Isabelle Mahan.

About 1872: Henry Clay "Patrick Henry" Hoey marries Julia McCarthy.

July 1872: Father Christopher Hoey dies in Oswego, Oswego Co., New York.

About 1879: Sister Mary Hoey marries Charles Allair.

1880 Federal Census: ???, District 251, Oswego, Oswego Co., New York
Henry Hoey, 29, b New York, upholsterer Note: Patrick Henry Hoey
Julia Hoey, 28, b New York
Florence Hoey, 7, b New York
Henry Hoey, 1, b New York

About 1884: Sister Ellen "Nellie" Hoey marries Charles Sweet.

October 1892: Brother Christopher Hoey dies in Albany, New York.

1900 Federal Census: 3 North Division Street, District 126, Oswego Ward 4, Oswego Co., New York
Henry C. Hoey, Jan 1851, 49, b New York, upholsterer  Note: Patrick Henry Hoey
Julia Hoey, May 1852, 48, b New York
Henry Hoey, Jan 1879, 21, b New York, salesman
Anna Hoey, Oct 1880, 20, b New York

About 1901: Son Henry C. Hoey marries Elizabeth Martin.

1910 Federal Census: 150 East Ninth??? Street, District 137, Oswego Ward 4, Oswego Co., New York
Henry C. Hoey, 59, b New York, upholsterer for railroad  Note: Patrick Henry Hoey
Julia Hoey, 57, b New York, five children with three surviving
Anna Hoey, 29, b New York

1910 Federal Census: 112 West Second Street, District 132, Oswego, Oswego Co., New York
Harry C. Hoey, 30, b New York, salesman for clothing store  Note: Patrick Henry Hoey's son, Henry
Elizabeth Hoey, 29, b New York
Julia Hoey, 8, b New York
Alice Hoey, 6, b New York
Ann Hoey, 5, b New York
Henry Hoey, 1-6/12, b New York

5 November 1911: Patrick Henry Clay Hoey dies in Oswego, New York.

Oswego Daily Times: Monday Evening, Nov 6, 1911
Obituary
Henry C. Hoey
The death of Henry C. Hoey, which occurred at the family home, 150 East Ninth street yesterday morning, will grieve many friends. His death was not unexpected as he has been seriously ill for several months. Mr. Hoey bore his sufferings with great patience and was prepared for the end.
The deceased was 60 years old and had been a resident of Oswego all his life. For about thirty years he had been in the employ of the New York Central as an upholsterer at the company's shops here. Mr. Hoey, since young manhaood, was deeply interested in public affairs. Although never an aspirant for office, Mr. Hoey was active in Democratic politics of the Fourth ward. He had frequently served as inspector of election. As a younf man Mr. Hoey was an enthusiastic volunteer fireman. His widow and family have the sincere symathy[sic] of score of friends in their deep bereavement.
The immediate survivors are his widow, two daughters, and one son, Mrs. Fred M. Riley and Miss Anna Hoey and Harry Hoey, health inspector, of this city; his mother, Mrs. Catherine Hoey of Fulton; three sisters, Mrs. Charles Sweet and Miss Catherine Hoey of Fulton; Mrs. Charles Allair of Albany, and a brother, Edward Hoey of Oswego.

About 1913: Daughter Ann Hoey marries John J. Clancy.

May 1914: Brother Edward Hoey dies in Oswego, New York.

9 September 1918: Henry Clay Hoey registers for the WWI draft in Oswego, New York. Living at 30 Montcalm Street, Oswego, Oswego Co., New York. Born 12 January 1879. Occupation as Department of Health Inspector for City of Oswego, Oswego Co., New York. Nearest relative Mrs. H. C. Hoey at same address.

1920 Federal Census: 130 East Third Street, District 173, Oswego Ward 6, Oswego Co., New York
John J. Clancy, head, 45, b New York, merchant of dry goods
Anna Clancy, wife, 39, b New York
Henry H. Clancy, son, 6, b New York
Julia Hoey, mother-in-law, 66, widow, b New York

1920 Federal Census: 30 Montcalm Street, District 163, Oswego, Oswego Co., New York
Harry C. Hoey, 40, b New York, health inspector for city Note: Patrick Henry Hoey's son, Henry
Elizabeth W. Hoey, 40, b New York
Julia E. Hoey, 18, b New York
Alice M. Hoey, 16, b New York
Henry Hoey, 11, b New York