HOARE

The Hoare family is traditionally descended from Phillipe le Hore, an Anglo-Norman invader under Strongbow. Several Hoares also came to Ireland as cromwellian officers and adventurers. The name is mostly associated with Co. Wexford and Co. Cork.

HOARE'S On The Transportation Lists
1800
JOHN for uttering a forged bank note-trial in Limerick City
MAURICE for receiving a forged bank note-trial in Limerick
JOHN for receiving a forged bank note-trial in Limerick
note-all three of the above lived in Ballinggarry, Co. Limerick
1826
ELIZABETH in Cork
1843
CATHERINE for sheep stealing-Trial in Kings Co. - age 54
1851
JOHN for burglary and robbery-Trial in Co. Kerry-age 22 years- transported on the RODNEY 1852
DENIS for burglary and robbery-Trial in Co. Tipperary-age 23
unknown date
William in Co. Clare

HOARE
Have you noticed NONE of my relatives were where the family name histories said they should be? Makes me wonder!

My Hoares are from Clogher, Co. Kerry Ireland. They were farmers/fishermen.

PATRICK HOARE b. 1840-50s
m. Mary Manning (of Ballyferriter West)
children:
1. ?
2. ?
3. ?
4. JOHN HOARE b. April 10, 1864
m. Mary Martin
children:
1. JOSEPH (died young)
2. KATHLEEN(lived in Dunquin)
3. EILEEN(lived in New Rochelle, NY)
4. MARY(lived in England)
5. BRIDGET(lived in Clogher)
6. SARAH( lived in England and Spain)
7. MICHAEL(lived in Clogher)
8. SEAN(lived in Dublin)
9. JOHANNA(Nora) b. Jan. 10, 1898
m. Gregory Ashe Nov. 28, 1923
children:
1. JOHN
2. THOMAS
3. MARIAN
4. IRENE
5. FRANCIS
6. MATTHEW
7. BARBARA
8. CATHERINE

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