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John Hourigan, of the "Orchards", Annagh



Front, left to right: John Hourigan and Catherine Ryan, Patrick Hourigan and Mary Ryan, possibly Fr. Dan Hourigan (born 1873).
Above Fr. Dan may be Thomas of Annagh (born 1864).
Photo some time in 1875 (Patrick marriage) to 1883 (John death).
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John Hourigan,
bapt 7 May 1819.
See entry in tree by Paddy Waldron.
He lived in the "Orchards" house at Annagh.

He mar 1stly to Catherine Ryan.
[Hourigan Tree, pp.18-19] thinks 1st wife and 2nd wife were both called Catherine Ryan.
It thinks this Catherine Ryan was of Knocksentry, Co.Limerick (near Lisnagry, a bit W of Newport and Moroe).
She died pre-1848.
He had issue by 1st wife:


  1. John Hourigan.
    He mar 1873 to Bridget Fitzgerald [widow of John Liddy].
    They had issue:
    1. Dan Hourigan.


He mar 2ndly, 23 Feb 1848, to Catherine Ryan [born 1829 or 1831].
Letter of 1899 says she is "moving on towards her 75th year" which is vague but suggests born 1824 or soon after.
[Hourigan Tree, p.19] thought she was of "Knocknahopple". This must be Knockacappul, Kilnarath par (E of Newport).
They mar at [Newport RC church]. Mar wit by James Hourigan and Mary Kennedy.
See mar entry from here. NOT 23 Mar 1848.

In [Griffiths Valuation, 1851] there are two Hourigan properties at Annagh, 48 acres for this John, and 69 acres for his aged father.
John dies, 1883:
He died at Annagh, Apr 1883, age 63 yrs.
He died 9 Apr [death cert] or 8 Apr [letter of 1899].
See death cert from here. He is farmer, married.
Letter of 1899 says he was bur at Caherconlish.
Catherine continued to live at Annagh with unmarried sons.
She is listed in 1901 census at Annagh. She is widow, farmer. House no.16.

Catherine dies, 1904:
She died at Annagh, 4 Feb 1904 [newspaper] or 1 Feb [death cert].
See notice in Limerick Chronicle, 6 Feb 1904.
See death cert from here.
Funeral 6 Feb 1904. She was bur at Caherconlish.
See funeral list (top) from unknown newspaper.
John had issue by 2nd wife:


  1. Patrick Hourigan,
    Pat, bapt 28 Mar 1849 [Murroe RC par records], sp Denis Kennedy and Bridget Kennedy. NOT 1848.
    See bapt entry from here.
    He moved to The Hill.


  2. James Hourigan,
    bapt 22 Dec 1850, Murroe.
    He lived at Annagh.
    He died unmarried, 4 Dec 1893. He was bur at Caherconlish.


  3. Mary Hourigan,
    bapt 14 Apr 1854, Murroe.
    She mar 27 Sept 1876 to William Nicholas and had issue.
    They mar at Murroe RC church. See mar cert from here.


  4. Rick Hourigan,
    Richard, bapt 2 Feb 1856, Murroe.
    Lived Ahane, Co.Limerick.


  5. Margaret Hourigan,
    Maggie, bapt 2 Jan 1858, Murroe. See entry from here.
    She mar 12 Feb 1896 to John Frost and had issue.


  6. Jeremiah Hourigan,
    bapt 25 Dec 1858, Murroe [same year as older sister].
    He died 20 June 1889, age 30 yrs. He was bur at Caherconlish.


  7. Canon Michael Hourigan,
    born 1860, Annagh.
    bapt 2 Dec 1860, Murroe.


  8. Thomas Hourigan,
    Tom, born 1864.
    He lived at Annagh.
    At home with mother in 1901 census.
    He is listed at Annagh in 1911 census. He is farmer, unmarried.
    He is farmer, unmarried, at death.
    He died Annagh, 6 Nov 1928.
    See death cert from here.
    He was bur at Caherconlish.


  9. Denis Hourigan,
    or Dennis, bapt 22 Apr 1865, Murroe.
    Emigrated to USA.
    He mar 24 Aug 1892, Chicago, to Julie Coffey.
    He was a policeman in New York.
    He died 25 Dec 1935.
    They had issue:

    1. Anna Hourigan,
      born 7 July 1907.
      She mar Frank Gilmore and had issue.
      She died March 1986.


  10. Catherine Hourigan,
    Katie, bapt 27 Apr 1870, Murroe.
    She mar 17 Feb 1897 to James Nolan and had issue.
    They mar at Murroe RC church. See mar cert from here. Replaces old copy.


  11. Fr. Dan Hourigan,
    Daniel, bapt 29 Mar 1873, Murroe.
    Became a priest. He was educ St.Patrick's College, Thurles.
    See letter of 16 Apr 1899 he wrote from St.Patrick's College, Thurles, to Sister Charlesetta Hourigan in America.
    Ordained 14 June 1900.
    Like his brother before him, he was a priest for some time in the Archdiocese of Birmingham.
    Listed at Birmingham at death of mother 1904.
    At death of Mary Ryan 1906 he is listed as priest at St.Anne's, Birmingham.
    Listed as Curate at Kilcommon and Hollyford, Co.Tipperary, in [Thom's, 1914, p.1036].
    Listed as C.C. (Curate) at funeral of brother-in-law James Nolan of Newcastle 1916.
    Listed as Curate at Drangan, Co.Tipperary, in [Thom's, 1919, p.812].
    Listed as Curate at Pallasgreen in [Thom's, 1923, p.812].
    He assisted at marriage of his nephew James 1932.
    P.P of Kilbehenny, Co.Limerick, 1935 to 1955.
    He died at his nephew's house in Annagh, 3 Nov 1955.
    He was bur at Kilbehenny.





Catherine Ryan (died 1904).
Written on back is Mrs. Hourigan, The Orchards, Fr. Dan's mother.
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Marriage of John Hourigan and Catherine Ryan, 23 Feb 1848, Newport.
From here.





This John ("John Hourigan junior") and his aged father ("John Hourigan") listed at Annagh in Abington par, p.3, in [Griffiths Valuation, 1851].
This John holds 48 acres (2nd largest plot in the townland) and a large house, and leases out some small plots.


  

Children

  

Denis Hourigan, of New York.
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See back.



Fr. Dan Hourigan at his house in Drangan, Co.Tipperary.
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