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| − | At present nothing definite is known of the parents of Hannah Kelly. The Kelly name suggests Irish ancestry. The church records of the Cumberland Co. PA area now in Franklin & Perry counties have not been searched. If her family co-migrated to Butler County, some of the following may be | + | At present nothing definite is known of the parents of Hannah Kelly. The Kelly name suggests Irish ancestry. The church records of the Cumberland Co. PA area now in Franklin & Perry counties have not been searched. If her family co-migrated to Butler County with the Hockenberrys, some of the following Kelly sources may be relevant. Of particular interest are brothers Joseph & Jonathan Kelly "& their parents", who came to Butler Co. in 1796-98 from the Perry Co. Pa area, apparently by way of New Jersey, (as did Hannah's husband, [[John Hockenberry]].) Joseph Kelly's wife was from New Jersey.<br> Michael Kelly arrived in 1798, relationship to the others unknown. Archibald Kelly arrived in 1798, from Ireland by way of Westmoreland Co., and therefore may not be related to the family of James & Jonathan. |
| − | [[Joseph Kelly Biography, 1883 History of Butler Co. PA p. 358|(See complete text)]] | + | <br> SOURCES:<br>* ''Souvenir History of Slippery Rock, PA, 1925'', p. 24 re. the part of Slippery Rock Twp. that is now Worth Twp.: "...about 1796 (several names) arrived in this locality, as did..Jonathan Kelly with his father and mother. In 1798 Archibald Kelly, Michael and Joseph Kelly arrived...". Pg. 56 mentions a George Kelly who died in Nov. 1888 in a portable sawmill explosion, "on the George Hartzel farm".<br>* ''1895 History of Butler Co. PA'', p. 610 re. Worth Twp. "The pioneers of 1796, were Jonathan Kelly, the blacksmith, with his father and mother. The names of Archibald, Michael and Joseph Kelly, who came in 1798, appear on the records of original Slippery Rock township, in 1803..."<br>* ''1895 History of Butler Co. PA'', p. 61 Taxables of Slippery Rock Twp. in 1803 include Michael Kelly, Archibald Kelly, Jonathan Kelly (blacksmith), and Joseph Kelly; Michael with 400 acres, the others each with 200 acres.<br>* ''1883 History of Butler Co. PA,'' p. 358, a biography of Joseph Kelly who emigrated from Perry County in 1798, with his brother Jonathan, a blacksmith. Joseph's wife was Else Lacey of New Jersey; of 10 children, 4 sons named as living in Butler Co.Joseph Kelly died in 1828. Homestead passed to his son Thomas, thence to grandson Thomas L Kelly who died in 1863, aged 76 yrs. Thomas L. Kelly married Sarah Hogue. |
| + | [[Joseph Kelly Biography, 1883 History of Butler Co. PA p. 358|(See complete text)]]<br>* ''1895 History of Butler County,'' p. 1324-25, biographies of Archibald Kelly and his son Thomas Kelly, grandson James Kelly, further descendants David Kelly, David Porter Kelly, and Thomas W. Kelly. [[Archibald Kelly & Descendants Biographies, 1895 History of Butler Co. PA p.1324-25| (See complete text)]] | ||
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Revision as of 12:43, 20 February 2007
| Date | Location | Notes | Sources | |
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| Birth | Ireland | Segura | ||
| Marriage | Tobogne Twp., Cumberland Co. PA | To John Hockenberry | ||
| Death | 1803 | Butler Co., PA |
Ancestry chart segment
Generation 7 Generation 8
+-- John Hockenberry --+
| (1741-1839)
Jane Hockenberry --+
(1798-1850-60) |
+-- Hannah Kelly
(????-~1803)
Sources:
Children
(all children with John Hockenberry)
| Name | Gender | Date of Birth | Birthplace | Spouse | Notes | Sources |
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| John Hockenberry, Jr. | M | 1765 | Cumberland Co. [now Perry Co.], PA | 1) [unknown] 2) Nancy A. [unknown] |
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| Casper Hockenberry | M | 14 May 1785 | Cumberland Co. [now Perry Co.], PA | Margaret Shaffer | ||
| Joseph Hockenberry | M | 1787 | Elizabeth Unknown | |||
| Elisabeth Hockenberry | F | James Buchanan | ||||
| Jane Hockenberry | F | 1798 | Moses McCandless | Direct line | ||
| Annie Hockenberry | F | [unknown] Woolum | ||||
| Ellen Hockenberry | F | William Graham | ||||
| Jonathan Hockenberry | M | 1795 | Sarah Freeman |
Places of Residence
| Location | Dates | Notes | Sources |
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| Cumberland Co. PA,( exepct present Franklin or Perry Co. area) | birth? to marriage | ||
| Tobogne Twp. Cumberland (now Perry) Co., PA | soon after marriage, by 1765 - 1803 | ||
| Brady Twp. Butler Co. PA, a few mi.S of Slippery Rock | 1803 - death soon after 1803 move |
Photo Gallery
Sources
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| 1 | Manuscript: Descendants of Peter Hockenberry and His Son, John by Edith and Horace Renick, 1975, gives a detailed genealogical record of John Hockenberry and his father, Peter Hockenberry. John Hockenberry is listed as having been born around 1741, probably in Germany. He died around 1839, aged in his late 90's, and was probably buried near Coaltown, northwest of West Sunbury, Butler Co. PA. "Old tombstones are too smooth to read." He was married to Hannah Kelly. At the time of their marriage they moved to Tobogne Twp. in Cumberland Co., PA (became Perry Co. in 1830), and probably operated his father's stave mill in Tobogne Twp. He was one of the signers of a petition, signed 18 May, 1778, requesting arms to defend themselves against Tories and Indians. He obtained 400 acres of land in Cumberland Co. on 3 Feb 1796.(PA Archives, 3rd Series, Vol. 25) In 1803, the John Hockenberry family (excluding his married son John, Jr.) moved to a spot a few miles south of Slippery Rock, Butler Co., PA. He moved again to Cherry Twp., Butler Co., just after 1830 and died there before 1840. His wife, Hannah Kelly, died soon after the 1803 move to Butler Co. Their children are listed as: John Hockenberry, Jr.; Casper Hockenberry, born 1785 and married to Margaret Shaffer; Joseph Hockenberry, born 1786 and married to Elizabeth unknown; Elizabeth Hockenberry, married James Buchanan; Jane Hockenberry, married Moses McCandless; Annie Hockenberry, married and died in Ohio; Ellen Hockenberry, married William Graham; and Jonathon Hockenberry, born 1795 and married Sarah Freeman. The Renicks note that Jonathon is listed as being older than his four sisters in the 1800 census, which conflicts with the order given above. |
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| 3 | History of Butler County Pennsylvania 1895, p. 61, in the section entitled "Taxables of 1803 for Slippery Rock Twp.," indicates that John Hockenberry owned 150 acres of land, five cows, and one horse or ox, for a total value of $58 and paid tax on that property of $52.
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| 4 | The McCandless and Related Families, Pioneers of Butler County Pennsylvania , 1977, self published by Joseph A. Ferree. Natrona Hgts. PA, p.55, Moses McCandless married Jane Hockenberry, daughter of John and Hannah (Kelly) Hockenberry. | (complete text Moses McCandless, The McCandless and Related Families) |
| 5 | Souvenir History of Slippery Rock, PA, 1825-1925 , 3d. Rev.George S. Bowden, PhD., p.23 Re. first settlers of Brady Twp., once part of Slippery Rock Twp. - John Hockenberry arrived in 1803. p. 24 In 1810 Robert Hockenberry settled near West Liberty, but in a few years moved to the site of Coaltown. | |
| 7' | 1883 History of Butler County by Waterman, Watkins, & Co. Chicago. p. 365, re. Brady Township: "John Hockenberry came from Eastern Pennsylvania with his family about the year 1804. He died in the neighborhood where he first settled, in the ninety-ninth year of his age. Names of his children: John, Caspar, Joseph, Jonathan, Betsey (Buchanan), Jane (McCandless), Anna (Woolum), and Ellen Graham. Caspar married Margaret Shaffer. He died in Worth Township. Six of his children are living in this county."
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| 8 | Personal correspondence from Elizabeth Wilson Williams. | N/A
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Source notes
Conjecture
At present nothing definite is known of the parents of Hannah Kelly. The Kelly name suggests Irish ancestry. The church records of the Cumberland Co. PA area now in Franklin & Perry counties have not been searched. If her family co-migrated to Butler County with the Hockenberrys, some of the following Kelly sources may be relevant. Of particular interest are brothers Joseph & Jonathan Kelly "& their parents", who came to Butler Co. in 1796-98 from the Perry Co. Pa area, apparently by way of New Jersey, (as did Hannah's husband, John Hockenberry.) Joseph Kelly's wife was from New Jersey.
Michael Kelly arrived in 1798, relationship to the others unknown. Archibald Kelly arrived in 1798, from Ireland by way of Westmoreland Co., and therefore may not be related to the family of James & Jonathan.
SOURCES:
* Souvenir History of Slippery Rock, PA, 1925, p. 24 re. the part of Slippery Rock Twp. that is now Worth Twp.: "...about 1796 (several names) arrived in this locality, as did..Jonathan Kelly with his father and mother. In 1798 Archibald Kelly, Michael and Joseph Kelly arrived...". Pg. 56 mentions a George Kelly who died in Nov. 1888 in a portable sawmill explosion, "on the George Hartzel farm".
* 1895 History of Butler Co. PA, p. 610 re. Worth Twp. "The pioneers of 1796, were Jonathan Kelly, the blacksmith, with his father and mother. The names of Archibald, Michael and Joseph Kelly, who came in 1798, appear on the records of original Slippery Rock township, in 1803..."
* 1895 History of Butler Co. PA, p. 61 Taxables of Slippery Rock Twp. in 1803 include Michael Kelly, Archibald Kelly, Jonathan Kelly (blacksmith), and Joseph Kelly; Michael with 400 acres, the others each with 200 acres.
* 1883 History of Butler Co. PA, p. 358, a biography of Joseph Kelly who emigrated from Perry County in 1798, with his brother Jonathan, a blacksmith. Joseph's wife was Else Lacey of New Jersey; of 10 children, 4 sons named as living in Butler Co.Joseph Kelly died in 1828. Homestead passed to his son Thomas, thence to grandson Thomas L Kelly who died in 1863, aged 76 yrs. Thomas L. Kelly married Sarah Hogue.
(See complete text)
* 1895 History of Butler County, p. 1324-25, biographies of Archibald Kelly and his son Thomas Kelly, grandson James Kelly, further descendants David Kelly, David Porter Kelly, and Thomas W. Kelly. (See complete text)
Research Wishlist
- Church records re. birth, marriage of Hannah Kelly; expect Perry or Franklin Co. PA area of (then) Cumberland Co.
- If Hannah Kelly not found directly, trace records of Joseph, Jonathan, Archibald Kelly et. al. in Perry Co. area.
- Relationship of Archibald & Michael Kelly to Joseph & Jonathan; same generation?
