Church Marriage record for Catherine O'Brien marrying Patrick Hogan on 10 June 1857, at St. Michael's Church, Limerick, Co. Limerick, Ireland. (from the rootsireland.ie site).

Son Thomas (born 1858) and daughter Mary Jane (born 1860) were born in Limerick.

Arrived at Fremantle, Western Australia on the convict ship Lincelles on 28 January 1862 with husband (Pensioner Guard) Patrick and children Thomas and Mary Jane. They were in Perth and Fremantle for a couple of years (daughter Catherine born in Perth in 1863) before moving to Geraldton (son John born in Geraldton in 1866).

Husband Patrick died at their home in Geraldton in 1880.

The Daily news, Thursday 5 August 1897. p. 3.

WILLS AND BEQUESTS.

... Letters of administration have been granted, as follow :— ... John Hogan, of Geraldton, to Catherine Hogan, £537 1s. 11d. ...

1903 Electoral roll - Hogan, Catherine, Eleanor Street, Geraldton, domestic. Also [son] Patrick Hogan, farmer.

1906 Electoral roll - Hogan, Catherine, Eleanor Street, Geraldton, domestic. Also [son] Patrick Hogan, farmer.

1910 Electoral roll - Hogan, Catherine, Eleanor Street, Geraldton, domestic.

1916 Electoral roll - Hogan, Catherine, Eleanor Street, Geraldton, domestic.

Death record for Catherine Hogan, Geraldton registration district, No. 28 of 1917.

Geraldton cemetery record for Catherine Hogan, dying 12 July 1917, aged 92 years. Assume buried in the Urch Street cemetery, Geraldton, now refereed to as the APEX Park Cemetery.

The Geraldton Guardian, Saturday 14 July 1917, p2.

Old Resident's Death.— After being in failing health for some months, Mrs Hogan, of Eleanor Street, passed away peacefully on Thursday afternoon at the advanced age of 92 years. Deceased, who was held in high esteem, was the widow of the late Patrick Hogan, a Crimean veteran. The funeral took place at the Roman Catholic cemetery, the officiating minister being the Rev Father Hawes. The pall bearers were Messrs J. M. Drew, T. W. Drew, W. Bennett, W. Keighley, J. Silcock and T. Nylan. The remains were enclosed in a polished jarrah casket, and the arrangements were supervised by Mr Geo. Lester.