Looking for Hogan ancestors.

Hello Mary,

 My name is Dawn. That townland  you are referring to is Ballyspillane, in Killarney, Co Kerry. Unless there is another townland of that same name.  My father, Christopher Hogan, is from Co. Kerry.  We had plenty of family in Killarney as well. To this day, I still have Hogan first cousins who live in a small town called Cahersiveen.  One of my uncles is named Peter as well, but who knows if our Hogan’s are connected?  The Irish were very traditional in their naming and there were so many Hogan’s in Lower Ormond, that a song was written to tell them all apart.  In the next week or two if you write me back, I can get online and see what I can find for you. 

Dawn

Hi, Mary please look at this link of Ballyspillane.......
 

https://www.townlands.ie/tipperary/lower-ormond/uskane/aglishcloghane/ballyspellane-north/
If you click twice on the     -    (to zoom out) you will see the town nme Borrisokane, as you look up the orange road you will see two faint lines,  these are roads, the second line, this is Ballycasey, My cousin visits every year from the USA, he is a Hogan. I know the family (John and Norah) lived there when they married, the father originated from Kileen, another town land near by.
John's Father also a John was married to Sarah Hogan (she was from Kileen)
Norah's Mother Margaret was my Great Aunt, my Grandmothers sister.
It may take me a few days to get back to you,  but I will try and find the connection to your names listed.
There were a lot of Hogans in this area and Hogan marriages to Hogans that were not related.
Cheers
Margot

Hi Dawn,
Ballyspillane,  townlands in Tipperary, Kerry and Cork.
Margot

Thank you for the responses. I know that my Hogans were from Tipperary so not sure if the Simon I referred to is our relative.I also know that my father mentioned the parish of Eglis but am not sure if it was a Catholic or civil parish and it could have been on the Farrell side (Peter;s wife Julia Farrell) Thank you Margot for the map!. I have searched many times for Balleyspellane but have not been successful.Peter Hogan came to New Lexington, Ohio in about 1860 before moving to Minnesota. Looking forward to any information available that can help me trace my Hogan/Farrell roots. Mary

Simon Hogan in the early Tithe records, no year stated so it would be before 1823.

http://titheapplotmentbooks.nationalarchives.ie/reels/tab//004625731/004625731_00365.pdf

Griffith's Valuation Record Information
 

Tenant Family Name 1 HOGAN

Forename 1 SIMON

Landlord Family Name 2 PERSWELL

Forename 2 MARGARET

Location  County  TIPPERARY, NORTH RIDING  Barony ORMOND, LOWER Union BORRISOKANE Parish USKANE

Townland BALLYSPELLANE, NORTH Place Name BALLYSPELLANE, NORTH Place Type TOWNLAND

Publication Details Position on Page 31

Printing Date 1852

You mentioned Milford Parish, Milford is an area and is next to Ballyspillane.
 

Mary, the 1911 Census, has Honora Hogan as the head of the  family, also a nephew was living with them, Morgan Freenane, I  search for a marriage Freenane and Hogan and got this……

https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/marriage_returns/marriages_1884/10903/5982662.pdf

Maria Hogan’s father as Cornelius, he must have been Simon’s nephew or great nephew.
 

Cornelius’ death
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/deaths_returns/deaths_1881/06449/4853336.pdf

It is going to take some time get your info. lots of Hogans, not many in Ballyspillane. I will have to ask when I am nback in Ireland.
Margot

Thank you, Margot, for the information. We could very well be related. I do not plan on visiting Ireland in the near future so any infomration you find would be greatly appreciated. Also, if you have any other suggestions as to where to look, let me know.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                Mary

hi everyone i have something diffrent.or its the wrong family ,i have simon hogan born in ireland in 1715 wife mary Hogan born in ireland in 1720

they have a son petro or patrick or peter..........i don,t know if your right or me could someone tell me.