Hoare/Hoar

[Ruth Craig]

Looking for info on my great-grandmother, Mary Hoare born Co. Roscommon around 1887. Immigrated to NY while still very young--possibly with a cousin? named Bridget Ido(e) or Igo(e).<p>Married Patrick Joseph Craig (b 1875 IRE) in New York and had three children; John, Margaret, and Mary.<p>I know the surname connection to Ballykilcline, but that's still a bit early. Family has a book with the inscription: "Miss Agnes Hoare Ballytowey County Roscommon Ireland" which leads me to believe the family may have been living in Ballytoohey. <p>Mary may have gone back and forth between NY and Co. Roscommon several times throughout her life--and apparently had at least a few of her siblings in the US as well.<p>
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[Sean]

: Looking for info on my great-grandmother, Mary Hoare born Co. Roscommon around 1887. Immigrated to NY while still very young--possibly with a cousin? named Bridget Ido(e) or Igo(e).<p>: Married Patrick Joseph Craig (b 1875 IRE) in New York and had three children; John, Margaret, and Mary.<p>: I know the surname connection to Ballykilcline, but that's still a bit early. Family has a book with the inscription: "Miss Agnes Hoare Ballytowey County Roscommon Ireland" which leads me to believe the family may have been living in Ballytoohey. <p>: Mary may have gone back and forth between NY and Co. Roscommon several times throughout her life--and apparently had at least a few of her siblings in the US as well.<p>Ruth, Looks like your Agnes, age 10, in Ballytoohey, Termonbarry parish, in 1901 Census on these pages. Also, 8 Igoe families in same parish.

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