In May 1999 EP Harvey <jay_hawk1@yahoo.com> wrote: >Am searching for ancestors of William Bailey Hogan >(1833-1897) married Annie Robe (1842-26 Jan. 1914) >both buried in Albany Rural Cemetary, Albany, N.Y. >Son, John Robe Hogan (18 Nov, 1869-28 Apr. 1949) >married Bessie Julia Hale (ancestors were "Heald") >(23 Aug. 1899-20 May 1962) both buried Pine Ridge >Cemetary, Saranac Lake, N.Y. >Annie Robe was daughter of John Robe (1815-17 >Apr.1878) and Jane Finnegan (1825-5 April 1889). Another researcher pointed me to this old post. My husband is a descendant of William Bailey Hogan. I have a 1955 letter from a daughter of William Bailey HOGAN in which she named his sisters and brothers, all born in Ireland: Catherine, b. abt 1834; George, b. abt 1838, m. Mary McCrary, moved to Saginaw, MI; Joseph, b. abt 1839; Jeremiah "Jerry", b. abt 1840; Benjamin, b. abt 1841, moved to Saginaw, MI; Susannah, b. abt 1842; James, b. abt 1846, d. abt 5 May 1864, Battle of the Wilderness; Samuel, b. abt 1848; John, b. abt 1850. I found this family in Albany on the 1860 and 1870 censuses, Susan[nah} Hogan, b. abt 1810 Ireland, head of household, apparently widowed before 1860. The older sons were saw makers by trade. I've recently found Jane FINNEGAN's parents and siblings. I would really like to hear from anyone researching these families. Regards, Joanna Ashmun