James Hogg ch 12 May 1844 St Mathews Douglas
Mary Hogg ch 1 Feb 1846 St Mathews Douglas
Children of JAMES Hogg and Jane Kelly

Jane Kelly md JAMES Hogg 26 Feb 1843 Braddan

There is a burial for James Hogg age 25 Braddan 3 Jun 1847 NO monumental inscription for James Hogg

In 1851 RAMSEY census
Little Cross
Thomas Kelly head md 57 labourer b Peel
MARGARET wife md 49 b Lezayre
John son unmd 20 tailor b Lezayre
Thomas son 14 teacher in school b Ramsey
JAMES HOGG grson 6 scholar b Douglas
MARY HOGG grdau 4 scholar b Douglas

To continue the name confusion Thomas 14 above was ch 3 Jan 1837 Ramsey s/o Thomas Kelly and MARY Quayle who were md 13 Jul 1823 Lezayre.

Thomas Kelly/Mary Quayle have 6 children in IGI, NONE of whom are named Jane.
Mary, John Thomas, Thomas, Esther, Agnes

There is a Jane Hogg in 1851 Lonan
Laxey Glen
Jane Hogg head widow 36 washerwoman b Lonan

There is a marriage of a Philip Kissack and a Jane Hogg 28 Nov 1852 Lonan

In 1851 census at Ballacollister Lonan there is a Philip Kissack 35 farm servant b Lonan at home of John and Margaret Killip

Mary Ann Hogg ch 24 Aug 1851 Lonan no father mo Jane Hogg. She is later referred to as Mary Ann KISSACK
Thanks to Frances' wonderful new CD we know that Jane Hogg and Philip Kissack were presented for "fornication" i.e.. presence of an illegitemate child.

Philip and Jane had 4 other children born after the 1852 marriage.

According to "Seed of Isaac" the above Jane Hogg was b 1815 and died 1894

If these are the right people, it looks as though Jane Kelly Hogg was too busy in 1851 to rear James and Mary.

Do you know how James and Mary ended up?

Of course, all of the above is educated guesswork.
Again, we can long for children named Algernon, or Hortense or something like that and for people to use the same first name throughout their lives.

Be interested to see what the Kelly, Hogg, Kissack, Quayle researchers have to say about all of this.

DJD