Winifred Conboy (1828-1913) Hogan. She had dementia when she died. (b. 1828; Hollygrove, Killeroran, County Galway, Ireland - d. Christmas Day, December 25, 1913; Hollygrove, Killeroran, County Galway, Ireland)
Conboys:
The Conboy family lived in Hollygrove, Coalpits, and Curraghbaghla. All in County Galway in the civil registration district of Mountbellew.
Parents:
When the death certificate of James Conboy I (1837-1902), her brother, is found, her parents will be known. Winifred Conboy's entry in the death registry does not name her parents. None of the death registry entries name the parents.
Birth:
She was born in 1828 in Hollygrove, Killeroran, County Galway, Ireland. This information comes from the 1901 Ireland census. The exact date of her birth is unknown.
Baptism:
She would have been baptized in Athleague, County Roscommon, Ireland which served the border townlands in County Galway, Ireland. The baptism book is no longer extant for 11 May 1828 to 19 August 1834. The other books are scanned and available online from the National Library of Ireland. Her baptism has not been found to date.
Siblings:
She had the following siblings: James Conboy I (1837-1902) who married Bridget White (c1840-1866?) and after her death he emigrated to the United States; and Bridget Conboy (1841-1901) who married Thomas Carr (c1840-bef1901) and remained in Ireland.
Marriage:
Winifred married John Hogan (1828-1886) on July 21, 1845 in Athleague parish, County Galway/County Roscommon, Ireland, Ireland. They were both 17 years old if they were born in 1828. The witnesses for the marriage were Mathias Hogan and Peter Geraghty.
Children:
Their children include: Bridget Hogan (c1850-?) who married Michael Boyle (c1850-?); Mary Hogan (c1850-?) who married Patrick Noonan (1856-after1910); Moira Hogan (c1860-?); Michael Hogan (1863-?) who emigrated to the United States and married Johannah Downey (1867-before1930); Catherine Mary Hogan (1864-1941) who emigrated to the United States and married Thomas Morrissey I (1863-1928); Jane Elizabeth Hogan (1867-1949) who emigrated to the United States and married Martin Matthew Gelchion I (1858-1899) aka Matthew Gelchion; Patrick Hogan (1868-aft1911) who stayed in Hollygrove; Winifred Hogan (c1870-?); Ann Hogan (c1870-?) who emigrated to the United States and may have lived in Jersey City; Nan Hogan who married Troy Gately; and Lorrie Hogan (1876-aft1901) who stayed in Hollygrove.
Hollygrove, Ireland:
Winifred Conboy appeared in the 1901 Ireland census as a widow who cannot read and write. She was indexed as "Winefred Hogan". She was living with her children: Patrick Hogan (1866-?); and Elizabeth Hogan (1876-?) aka Lizzie Hogan. Hollygrove had 12 families in 1901. In the 1911 Ireland census she was living with: Patrick Hogan; Elizabeth Hogan; and Winifred Healy (1903-?). Winifred was the daughter of Winifred Hogan and John Healy.
Death:
She died on December 25, 1913 in Hollygrove. She had dementia.
Burial:
She is buried near Hollygrove, Killeroran, County Galway, Ireland, probably at Athleague church. No tombstone was found on a trip there in 2018.
Relationships:
Winifred Conboy (1828-1912) was the second great-grandaunt of Richard Arthur Norton (1958- ). She was the second great-grandmother of Dierdre Anne Laura Kellar (1950- ).
Research:
Researched and written by Richard Arthur Norton (1958- ) for Findagrave starting on August 22, 2003. Updated with general fixes on March 24, 2016. Updated on October 10, 2018 with her death date from the General Registration Office. Updated on October 27, 2018 with the names of the witnesses for her marriage.
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Conboys:
The Conboy family lived in Hollygrove, Coalpits, and Curraghbaghla. All in County Galway in the civil registration district of Mountbellew.
Parents:
When the death certificate of James Conboy I (1837-1902), her brother, is found, her parents will be known. Winifred Conboy's entry in the death registry does not name her parents. None of the death registry entries name the parents.
Birth:
She was born in 1828 in Hollygrove, Killeroran, County Galway, Ireland. This information comes from the 1901 Ireland census. The exact date of her birth is unknown.
Baptism:
She would have been baptized in Athleague, County Roscommon, Ireland which served the border townlands in County Galway, Ireland. The baptism book is no longer extant for 11 May 1828 to 19 August 1834. The other books are scanned and available online from the National Library of Ireland. Her baptism has not been found to date.
Siblings:
She had the following siblings: James Conboy I (1837-1902) who married Bridget White (c1840-1866?) and after her death he emigrated to the United States; and Bridget Conboy (1841-1901) who married Thomas Carr (c1840-bef1901) and remained in Ireland.
Marriage:
Winifred married John Hogan (1828-1886) on July 21, 1845 in Athleague parish, County Galway/County Roscommon, Ireland, Ireland. They were both 17 years old if they were born in 1828. The witnesses for the marriage were Mathias Hogan and Peter Geraghty.
Children:
Their children include: Bridget Hogan (c1850-?) who married Michael Boyle (c1850-?); Mary Hogan (c1850-?) who married Patrick Noonan (1856-after1910); Moira Hogan (c1860-?); Michael Hogan (1863-?) who emigrated to the United States and married Johannah Downey (1867-before1930); Catherine Mary Hogan (1864-1941) who emigrated to the United States and married Thomas Morrissey I (1863-1928); Jane Elizabeth Hogan (1867-1949) who emigrated to the United States and married Martin Matthew Gelchion I (1858-1899) aka Matthew Gelchion; Patrick Hogan (1868-aft1911) who stayed in Hollygrove; Winifred Hogan (c1870-?); Ann Hogan (c1870-?) who emigrated to the United States and may have lived in Jersey City; Nan Hogan who married Troy Gately; and Lorrie Hogan (1876-aft1901) who stayed in Hollygrove.
Hollygrove, Ireland:
Winifred Conboy appeared in the 1901 Ireland census as a widow who cannot read and write. She was indexed as "Winefred Hogan". She was living with her children: Patrick Hogan (1866-?); and Elizabeth Hogan (1876-?) aka Lizzie Hogan. Hollygrove had 12 families in 1901. In the 1911 Ireland census she was living with: Patrick Hogan; Elizabeth Hogan; and Winifred Healy (1903-?). Winifred was the daughter of Winifred Hogan and John Healy.
Death:
She died on December 25, 1913 in Hollygrove. She had dementia.
Burial:
She is buried near Hollygrove, Killeroran, County Galway, Ireland, probably at Athleague church. No tombstone was found on a trip there in 2018.
Relationships:
Winifred Conboy (1828-1912) was the second great-grandaunt of Richard Arthur Norton (1958- ). She was the second great-grandmother of Dierdre Anne Laura Kellar (1950- ).
Research:
Researched and written by Richard Arthur Norton (1958- ) for Findagrave starting on August 22, 2003. Updated with general fixes on March 24, 2016. Updated on October 10, 2018 with her death date from the General Registration Office. Updated on October 27, 2018 with the names of the witnesses for her marriage.
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Winifred Conboy (1828-1913) Hogan. She had dementia when she died. (b. 1828; Hollygrove, Killeroran, County Galway, Ireland - d. Christmas Day, December 25, 1913; Hollygrove, Killeroran, County Galway, Ireland)
Conboys:
The Conboy family lived in Hollygrove, Coalpits, and Curraghbaghla. All in County Galway in the civil registration district of Mountbellew.
Parents:
When the death certificate of James Conboy I (1837-1902), her brother, is found, her parents will be known. Winifred Conboy's entry in the death registry does not name her parents. None of the death registry entries name the parents.
Birth:
She was born in 1828 in Hollygrove, Killeroran, County Galway, Ireland. This information comes from the 1901 Ireland census. The exact date of her birth is unknown.
Baptism:
She would have been baptized in Athleague, County Roscommon, Ireland which served the border townlands in County Galway, Ireland. The baptism book is no longer extant for 11 May 1828 to 19 August 1834. The other books are scanned and available online from the National Library of Ireland. Her baptism has not been found to date.
Siblings:
She had the following siblings: James Conboy I (1837-1902) who married Bridget White (c1840-1866?) and after her death he emigrated to the United States; and Bridget Conboy (1841-1901) who married Thomas Carr (c1840-bef1901) and remained in Ireland.
Marriage:
Winifred married John Hogan (1828-1886) on July 21, 1845 in Athleague parish, County Galway/County Roscommon, Ireland, Ireland. They were both 17 years old if they were born in 1828. The witnesses for the marriage were Mathias Hogan and Peter Geraghty.
Children:
Their children include: Bridget Hogan (c1850-?) who married Michael Boyle (c1850-?); Mary Hogan (c1850-?) who married Patrick Noonan (1856-after1910); Moira Hogan (c1860-?); Michael Hogan (1863-?) who emigrated to the United States and married Johannah Downey (1867-before1930); Catherine Mary Hogan (1864-1941) who emigrated to the United States and married Thomas Morrissey I (1863-1928); Jane Elizabeth Hogan (1867-1949) who emigrated to the United States and married Martin Matthew Gelchion I (1858-1899) aka Matthew Gelchion; Patrick Hogan (1868-aft1911) who stayed in Hollygrove; Winifred Hogan (c1870-?); Ann Hogan (c1870-?) who emigrated to the United States and may have lived in Jersey City; Nan Hogan who married Troy Gately; and Lorrie Hogan (1876-aft1901) who stayed in Hollygrove.
Hollygrove, Ireland:
Winifred Conboy appeared in the 1901 Ireland census as a widow who cannot read and write. She was indexed as "Winefred Hogan". She was living with her children: Patrick Hogan (1866-?); and Elizabeth Hogan (1876-?) aka Lizzie Hogan. Hollygrove had 12 families in 1901. In the 1911 Ireland census she was living with: Patrick Hogan; Elizabeth Hogan; and Winifred Healy (1903-?). Winifred was the daughter of Winifred Hogan and John Healy.
Death:
She died on December 25, 1913 in Hollygrove. She had dementia.
Burial:
She is buried near Hollygrove, Killeroran, County Galway, Ireland, probably at Athleague church. No tombstone was found on a trip there in 2018.
Relationships:
Winifred Conboy (1828-1912) was the second great-grandaunt of Richard Arthur Norton (1958- ). She was the second great-grandmother of Dierdre Anne Laura Kellar (1950- ).
Research:
Researched and written by Richard Arthur Norton (1958- ) for Findagrave starting on August 22, 2003. Updated with general fixes on March 24, 2016. Updated on October 10, 2018 with her death date from the General Registration Office. Updated on October 27, 2018 with the names of the witnesses for her marriage.
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Conboys:
The Conboy family lived in Hollygrove, Coalpits, and Curraghbaghla. All in County Galway in the civil registration district of Mountbellew.
Parents:
When the death certificate of James Conboy I (1837-1902), her brother, is found, her parents will be known. Winifred Conboy's entry in the death registry does not name her parents. None of the death registry entries name the parents.
Birth:
She was born in 1828 in Hollygrove, Killeroran, County Galway, Ireland. This information comes from the 1901 Ireland census. The exact date of her birth is unknown.
Baptism:
She would have been baptized in Athleague, County Roscommon, Ireland which served the border townlands in County Galway, Ireland. The baptism book is no longer extant for 11 May 1828 to 19 August 1834. The other books are scanned and available online from the National Library of Ireland. Her baptism has not been found to date.
Siblings:
She had the following siblings: James Conboy I (1837-1902) who married Bridget White (c1840-1866?) and after her death he emigrated to the United States; and Bridget Conboy (1841-1901) who married Thomas Carr (c1840-bef1901) and remained in Ireland.
Marriage:
Winifred married John Hogan (1828-1886) on July 21, 1845 in Athleague parish, County Galway/County Roscommon, Ireland, Ireland. They were both 17 years old if they were born in 1828. The witnesses for the marriage were Mathias Hogan and Peter Geraghty.
Children:
Their children include: Bridget Hogan (c1850-?) who married Michael Boyle (c1850-?); Mary Hogan (c1850-?) who married Patrick Noonan (1856-after1910); Moira Hogan (c1860-?); Michael Hogan (1863-?) who emigrated to the United States and married Johannah Downey (1867-before1930); Catherine Mary Hogan (1864-1941) who emigrated to the United States and married Thomas Morrissey I (1863-1928); Jane Elizabeth Hogan (1867-1949) who emigrated to the United States and married Martin Matthew Gelchion I (1858-1899) aka Matthew Gelchion; Patrick Hogan (1868-aft1911) who stayed in Hollygrove; Winifred Hogan (c1870-?); Ann Hogan (c1870-?) who emigrated to the United States and may have lived in Jersey City; Nan Hogan who married Troy Gately; and Lorrie Hogan (1876-aft1901) who stayed in Hollygrove.
Hollygrove, Ireland:
Winifred Conboy appeared in the 1901 Ireland census as a widow who cannot read and write. She was indexed as "Winefred Hogan". She was living with her children: Patrick Hogan (1866-?); and Elizabeth Hogan (1876-?) aka Lizzie Hogan. Hollygrove had 12 families in 1901. In the 1911 Ireland census she was living with: Patrick Hogan; Elizabeth Hogan; and Winifred Healy (1903-?). Winifred was the daughter of Winifred Hogan and John Healy.
Death:
She died on December 25, 1913 in Hollygrove. She had dementia.
Burial:
She is buried near Hollygrove, Killeroran, County Galway, Ireland, probably at Athleague church. No tombstone was found on a trip there in 2018.
Relationships:
Winifred Conboy (1828-1912) was the second great-grandaunt of Richard Arthur Norton (1958- ). She was the second great-grandmother of Dierdre Anne Laura Kellar (1950- ).
Research:
Researched and written by Richard Arthur Norton (1958- ) for Findagrave starting on August 22, 2003. Updated with general fixes on March 24, 2016. Updated on October 10, 2018 with her death date from the General Registration Office. Updated on October 27, 2018 with the names of the witnesses for her marriage.
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