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O'hora

Birth03 Mar 1817 - Ireland
Death12 March 1887 - Beechy Park, Carlow, Ireland
MotherMary Travers
FatherMichael James Hoare

Born in Ireland on 03 Mar 1817 to Michael James Hoare and Mary Travers. O'hora married Margaret Lalor and had 17 children. He passed away on 12 March 1887 in Beechy Park, Carlow, Ireland.

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Parents
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Michael James Hoare
1793 - 1882
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Mary Travers
1794 - 1869
Spouse(s)
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Margaret Lalor
1820 - Unknown
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Ann Hare
1811 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Margaret O'hora
1853 - Unknown
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Sarah Hora
Unknown - Unknown
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James Hore
1861 - Unknown
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Michael Hore
1849 - Unknown
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John Hore
1841 - 1916
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Michael O'hora
1849 - Unknown
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Henry Hore
1864 - Unknown
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Patrick Hore
1859 - Unknown
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Peter Hore
1862 - Unknown
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Edward Hore
1855 - Unknown
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Esther O'hora
1846 - Unknown
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Daniel Hore
1834 - Unknown
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Mary Hore
1833 - 1903
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Anne Hore
1840 - Unknown
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Catherine Hore
1834 - 1883
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Winifred Ann Shore
1833 - 1893
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Rose Hore
1844 - Unknown

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