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Re: Possibly missing Patick HOEY!
« Reply #18 on: Tuesday 28 December 10 01:29 GMT (UK) »
Quote from: emmsthheight on Thursday 05 August 10 01:26 BST (UK)

Looking at the marriage, is this Belfast Ireland, please or is there one in Australia?  I know loads of our place names are repeated all over!
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Hi Emms
Port Fairy in Victoria used to be known as Belfast, and I see in another post that the ship was going to Port Fairy.
Did you know there are Hoey's in Queensland and NSW too?  I used to know Lorna Hoey but she died in a car accident a few years ago, coming back from visiting relatives in northern NSW somewhere, and her husband died some months later, I think from a broken heart.
Whoops, didn't see the other post telling you re Port Fairy/Belfast. Sorry.
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Re: Possibly missing Patick HOEY!
« Reply #19 on: Tuesday 28 December 10 02:10 GMT (UK) »
There are also HOEY families in Esperance Western Australia.
Anderson R&C & Orkney, Jack, Patience, Hood R&C, McVicar Argll & Glasgow, Gourlay Glasgow, Docherty Glasgow, McNicol Argyll, Leask Orkney, Cumming Okney,
Tait Orkney, Brown Orkney, Sinclair Orkney, Craigie Orkney, Foulis Orkney, Beard Gloucester & Bundarra NSW, Pamplin Cambridge & NSW, Ashman Cambridge, McCarthy Ireland & Glen Innes NSW, Raleigh Ireland, Connelly Ireland, Waldron Ireland.
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Re: Possibly missing Patick HOEY!
« Reply #20 on: Thursday 30 December 10 01:52 GMT (UK) »
Quote from: wjcooper16 on Tuesday 28 December 10 01:02 GMT (UK)

I'm coming late to this party, just signed up when I came across 'Patrick Hoey'. In my tree I have a Patrick Hoey married to Elizabeth Bridget Gregory.  They appear in the 1841 English Census located in Warwickshire. I have the same information already mentioned by Dundee. My husband is a direct descendent through Rosanna Hoey and William Lee who had 15 children, his Grandmother was a LEE born in Port Fairy, Victoria (orginally named BELFAST). I have a considerable tree descending from these poeple, but like you would like to find out more about the Irish connection.

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I don't have any connection to "Patrick Hoey", so I'm sorry for hijacking this thread.
 I wanted to leave a message for Wendy, as she is a new member I can't send her a PM, until she posts another three messages.
Wendy I notice you have listed Brocchi & Zeiss as people you are researching. I have these in my Tree, also some of the other names you have seem to ring  bell with me.
So perhaps we could have a chat, about how we are connected.  :)

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Re: Possibly missing Patick HOEY!
« Reply #21 on: Thursday 30 December 10 15:32 GMT (UK) »
Hi All

Just borrowing a computer so I just saw your posts.  Exciting to get replies after all this time.  I still haven't solved the mystery, bit I've printed the replies to mull over and get back to you.

Thank ypou very much for the replies.  I'll let you know what I find.

Happy New Year! :) :) :) ;D ;D ;D

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Re: Possibly missing Patick HOEY!
« Reply #22 on: Thursday 27 December 12 09:06 GMT (UK) »
Quote from: wjcooper16 on Tuesday 28 December 10 01:02 GMT (UK)
Hi Emms

I'm coming late to this party, just signed up when I came across 'Patrick Hoey'. In my tree I have a Patrick Hoey married to Elizabeth Bridget Gregory.  They appear in the 1841 English Census located in Warwickshire. I have the same information already mentioned by Dundee. My husband is a direct descendent through Rosanna Hoey and William Lee who had 15 children, his Grandmother was a LEE born in Port Fairy, Victoria (orginally named BELFAST). I have a considerable tree descending from these poeple, but like you would like to find out more about the Irish connection.

Wendy

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Re: Possibly missing Patick HOEY!
« Reply #23 on: Sunday 23 March 25 05:14 GMT (UK) »
Hey there!
My grandparents are Hoeys that live in Port Fairy (Belfast) Australia, I was speaking to my grandfather, Clifford Hoey, about the history of our family and he mentioned a Patrick Hoey arriving via boat to Port Fairy from somewhere in Ireland. Possibly the same Patrick?
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