Hogan (video clip) and Howlett gravesites, Allouez Catholic Cemetery, Green Bay, WI, February 4, 2006
Tracey's dad's
ancestors are buried here. It had
snowed the day before, so I really got lucky finding all of them. Since we
know so little about these people, it means a lot to me to at least find these
monuments. This is as far as I can trace the family in
Walter Hogan was Tracey's dad, Gerald's, mom's dad. He lost his first wife, with whom he had 5 children, when she was 32, then his second wife, with whom he had 7 children, died at 55.
James Howlett was the father of Catherine (Howlett) Hogan, above. You can find photos of these people here.
This photo shows 5 of James Howlett's boys, all brothers of Catherine Howlett Hogan, Tracey's dad's grandma. John C Howlett (on the headstone) was killed when a spike fell from a trestle while he was working on the railroad right before Christmas, 1900. Frank Edward Howlett is listed on the cemetery index, so he's buried here but is not listed on the headstone.
These are from an earlier trip to Milwaukee, July, 2004.
I spoke with Tracey's 2nd cousin, Jane Grobe Wegner, last night. Her grandfather, Geo. E. Hogan, 1888-1986, was Tracey's grandma's half-brother. I don't have a picture of them together, but I found this one of George and his brothers: