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Subject: Margaret O'Hanlon Boex, b. 1845? Ohio to Irish parents

Author:
Julie Mofle

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Date Posted: 21:48:38 01/12/06 Thu

Searching for any information regarding MARGARET O'HANLON, born @ 1845 in Ohio. I am looking for information on her parents, her birthdate and place, her genealogy.

Margaret married ANTONE BOEX, a Dutch widower with 4 children, date unknown (before 1875). Possibly, they married in Kentucky, stayed a few years, had their third child together(Francis) in Missouri and finally settled in DePere, Wisconsin.

Margaret is listed on the US 1880 Census (DePere, WI) as the mother of Luly, Antone, Mary, Jane, Catherine, James and Francis Boex. In Wisconsin, they also had Harry, Bess (possibly Catherine), Asella and Rose Anna.

ROSE ANNA BOEX HOLZER (b. 20 Aug 1885/d. 12 Nov 1963) was my great grandmother (marr. Joseph Benjamin Holzer, 01 Jun 1909 in Green Bay, Wisconsin).
Margaret O'Hanlon Boex is my great-great grandmother.

ANY other information about her would be appreciated, as Margaret is a mystery to our family!

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