She was married to John Hooley and they attended St Patricks Pro-Cathedral Catholic Church, Newark, Essex Co., NJ before moving to B'klyn, NY about 1862. They had about 14 children.
The whole family including John's brother, Richard M. Hooley and his family were all in the entertainment business and owned Hooley's Theater at the corner of Court st. and Remsen, in downtown Brooklyn, from 1862 to 1877. The family also were associated with Hooley's Theater in Chicago, IL.
The whole family including John's brother, Richard M. Hooley and his family were all in the entertainment business and owned Hooley's Theater at the corner of Court st. and Remsen, in downtown Brooklyn, from 1862 to 1877. The family also were associated with Hooley's Theater in Chicago, IL.
She was married to John Hooley and they attended St Patricks Pro-Cathedral Catholic Church, Newark, Essex Co., NJ before moving to B'klyn, NY about 1862. They had about 14 children.
The whole family including John's brother, Richard M. Hooley and his family were all in the entertainment business and owned Hooley's Theater at the corner of Court st. and Remsen, in downtown Brooklyn, from 1862 to 1877. The family also were associated with Hooley's Theater in Chicago, IL.
The whole family including John's brother, Richard M. Hooley and his family were all in the entertainment business and owned Hooley's Theater at the corner of Court st. and Remsen, in downtown Brooklyn, from 1862 to 1877. The family also were associated with Hooley's Theater in Chicago, IL.
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