Home Page

• Home
• Contacy Us
• Cemeteries of interest
• Visit our blog (in progress)
• The McGinley Family of Gola Island and Easton

---

Hoys in America

• Hoys in America
• Born in Ireland
• First Generation born in America
• Second Generation born in America
• The Hoys in Saint John's Parish in Newark, New Jersey
• The ship Gardiner brought James Hoy to America
• James Hoy died working on the Lehigh Canal
• The Hoy Records in Saint John's Parish in Newark, New Jersey
• The History of Saint John's Parish in Newark, New Jersey
• The History of Saint Bernard's Parish in Easton, Pennsylvania (New)
• The story of Margaret Phelan called Maeve (New)
• Margaret Phelan was born in Ballinakill, County Laois (New)
• The History of Saint John's Parish by Gemini AI (New)
• The History of Saint Bernard's Parish by Gemini AI (New)

---

Hoys in Ireland

• Hoys in Ireland
• Hoy county totals in Griffith's Valuation (1848 - 1864)
• Griffith's Valuation by Gemini AI (New)
• 121 Darver Hoy Births and Sponsors
• 2,337 Darver Parish baptisms
• 1,408 Louth voters in 1865
• 853 Marriages from Darver Civil Parish
• Some old Hoy records from County Louth
• 345 Hoys in Tithe Appointments for all counties

---

Genetic Genealogy of the Hoy Family

• The Discovery of the FGC4077, A725, and S676 SNPs of the Hoy Family
• Introduction to the Genetic Genealogy of the Hoy Family
• The Y-DNA of the Hoy Family
• The path of the genetic lineage of the Hoy Family (New)
• The Hoy Family Y-DNA Trees (New)
• Geolocation map of all FTDNA M222 kits (New)
• The Hoey/McGough in Oriel (Louth/Monaghan) (New)
• The Hoey/McGough/O'Gara/Dunleavy families around Donegal Bay (New)
• Early Bell Beaker Migrations into Ireland
• The Indo-European languages
• The La Tene Celtic culture in Ireland (New)
• The Names of the labs who named the SNPs

---

History Related the Hoy Surname

• History Related the Hoy Surname
• Seanchas was defined as the combination of law, history, and genealogy - the interwoven foundation of Gaelic society

---

The Tithe War in Ireland

• The Tithe War in Ireland caused James Hoy to leave for America
• Causes of the Opposition to Tithes, 1830-38 - No. 5 (1965), pp. 7-28, Patrick O'Donoghue (Castleknock College, Co. Dublin)
• Excerpts which mention Ballynakill in the County Laois.
• The Tithe War in Ireland by Gemini AI (New)
• The story of the group called the Whitefeet in the County Laois. (New)
• The story of hard coal on the Laois and Kilkenny border area. (New)

---

Ptolemy's Map of Ireland

• An excellent series of articles about Ptolemy's Map of Ireland by Brendan Ward from Steemit
• Archaeology Ireland's 'Ireland in the Iron Age Map of Ireland by Claudius Ptolemaeus'

---

Royal Sites of Ancient Ireland

• Royal Sites of Ancient Ireland
• Royal Sites of Ancient Ireland by Gemini AI (New)
• The Ulidian kingdom had its capital at Emain Macha, the Navan Fort near Armagh
• Video of the Figure of Eight Structure from the "Discover Navan Fort" App
• The Figure of Eight Structure by Gemini AI (New)
• Emain Macha: Navan Fort By Ann Hamlin
• The Archaeology Of Navan, Ireland by Helen Steele
• Who are the Fir Bolg - gods, demons, or men?
• Descendants of the Celtic Tribes of Ireland
• Navan Fort - Home of Gods and Goddesses?
• Navan Fort - Legendaty Capital of Prehistoric Ulster
• Dating Navan Fort By J.P. Malory/D.M. Brown/M.G.L. Baillie
• Recent excavations and speculations on the Navan complex By J.P. Malory
• Navan Fort - A Monument for all Myths By J.P. Mallory
• Navan Fort - Emain Macha, County Armagh By The Northern Ireland Environment Agency (NIEA)

---

The Journey of the Dál Fiatach after Emain Macha fell

• The Dál Fiatach - Emain Macha fell around 450 (Isamnion on Ptolemy's Greek map)
• The Dál Fiatach - 489 Ochtari was their fort on the ridges of Breagh
• The Dál Fiatach - 495 The storming of Dun Lethglaiss 496
• The Dál Fiatach - 532 Rath Droma Breg given as the residence of one of the sons, Cairill
• The Dál Fiatach - 572 Rath Deamán - 'Deamán's ringfort'
• The Dál Fiatach - 647 An Dún Mór - The Great Hill-Fort
• The Dál Fiatach - 670 Hy-Blathmaic, in which Bangor was situate
• The Dál Fiatach - 810 Dún Echadch of Eochaid mac Fiachnai
• The Dál Fiatach - 882 Lios Aedha of Aodha mac Eochaid
• The Dál Fiatach - 1004 Eochaid mac Ardgail and the Battle of Cráeb Tulcha
• Historical information from MacDonald's Site Report for Cráeb Telcha

---

The End of time of the Dál Fiatach

• The Dál Fiatach in the Irish Annals.
• The list of kings of the Dál Fiatach and the Uladh
• Spreadsheet of Dál Fiatach Genealogies from old Irish sources
• "The End of Time for the Dál Fiatach"
• From the Annals for 1045 until the End of Time for the Dál Fiatach
• The Last 50 Years of the Dál Fiatach

---

E-Books about the Hoy family in America

• James Hoy was born in the County Louth
• Thomas Hoy was the father of the people on this page and the ancestor of the Easton Hoys.
• Many of his descendants and their relations served in World War II.

---

E-Books about Ireland

• The Dál Fiatach were the principal tribe (Tuath in Irish) in ancient Ulster and were located in the eastern part of County Down.
• Ireland has the oldest written language in Europe after Greek and Latin
• The Dál Fiatach were the main line of the kings of Ulster until 1200 AD
• The Irish surname Hoy arose in the ancient kingdom of Ulster, which took its name from the Irish name Uladh
• Overview of the Inaugural Site at Cráeb Telcha
• Excavations at Dun Ailinne
• Tara: A guide to the Ceremonial Complex
• Rathcroghan where the Táin Bó Cúailnge began
• Archeological Evaluation of the Inaugural Site at Cráeb Telcha (MacDonald)