HOOVER HISTORIES - VOLUME 8-FI (2024)

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HOOVER HISTORIES - VOLUME 8-FIRST HALF

HOOVER HISTORIES
Copyright 1991, 1997
by Henry Hoover

Volume 8, Number 1
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REPRINTS

The reprints that have been discussed for such a long time are
finally ready.Since the size of the issues vary, the costs for
reproduction and postage varies also.I have tried to keep the
prices as low as possible.Each volume will have the heavy
pewter colored paper that is used for the cover of the present
issues.The addition of 6 pages of heavy cover paper per year
increases the total cost.Each cover costs about 4 times as much
as regular paper and an increase in postage
due to the extra weight.The prices are listed below.

Volume 1, Numbers 1,2,3 & 4$4.0031 pages
Volume 2, Numbers 1,2,3 & 4$5.0054 pages
Volume 3, Numbers 1,2,3 & 4$8.0080 pages
Volume 4, Numbers 1,2,3 & 4$8.0080 pages
Volume 5, Numbers 1,2,3 & 4$8.0084 pages

Volumes 6 and 7 (due to their extra size and weight will be
priced at $4.00 per issue or $15.00 per volume (year).

Since this is the beginning of a new year, it is time to perform
one of my resolutions.I resolved to try and get some of my old
research items into print and to try and catch up on the printing
of information that you have sent me.Here is the result of some
of that work by everyone.

The following information was extracted from the microfilm of old
Sacramento, California newspapers which is on file at the
California State Library in Sacramento.The Daily Bee and the
Daily News were the predecessors of the current
Sacramento California newspaper known as the Sacramento
Bee.These are from the gold rush days.

The Daily Bee issue of 21 Sep 1857, married at Piety Hill, Shasta
County, on August 31st, Samuel Hoover to Mrs. Laura McCall.
The Daily Bee issue of 8 Nov 1858, married in Napa County,
October 28th, J. R. Wright to Elsie Hoover.

The Daily Bee issue of 3 Sep 1859, married at Los Angeles, August
23rd, James Edwards to Louise Hoover.

The Daily Bee issue of 9 Apr 1860, married in San Francisco,
April 1, C. G. Howard to Isabella J. Hoover, late of Crescent
City.

The Daily Bee issue of 30 Apr 1861, birth at Vallecito,
Calaveras County, April 22nd, the wife of Justus Hoover, of a
daughter.

The Daily Bee issue of 3 Jun 1861, died at Humboldt Bay,
May 10th, Samuel Hoover.

The Daily Bee issue of 2 Feb 1863, married at Willow Creek,
Siskiyou County, Jan 25th, J. F. Hoover to Elizabeth
Blanchard.

The Daily Bee issue of 2 Dec 1863, birth in Sacramento,
November 24th, the wife of S. M. Hoover, of a son.

The Daily News issue of 5 Jan 1863, died at Dutch Flat, Dec 6th
(1862), Celia Frances, child of Conrad Hoover, aged 11 months.
The Daily News issue of 5 Jan 1864, died in San Francisco, Jan
4th, Francis J. Hoover,a native of Maryland, aged 53 years.
The Daily News issue of 14 Dec 1865, married at
Greenwood, El Dorado County, Dec 12th, William H.
Hoover to Mary L. Clark.

The Daily Bee issue of 19 Dec 1865, married at Los Angeles, Dec
15th, Samuel E. Briggs to Mary A. Hoover.

The Daily Bee issue of 27 Feb 1867, married at Vallecito,
Calaveras County, Feb 17th, Charles Kohler to Eva Hoover.

The Daily Bee issue of 10 Jul 1867, married in Sacramento
at the Golden Eagle Hotel, by Rev. James S. McDonald,
Adam Suefoot to Tracy Hoover.
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From the book, HISTORY OF SACRAMENTO COUNTY,
on file at the California State Library, Sacramento,
California.

Herman Huber, deceased.The subject of this sketch was
born in Switzerland in 1835, and came to this country with his
parents in 1844.They were people of means and settled in St.
Louis with their nine children.The father, Henry, first came
out with a colony of Swiss, most of whom settled in St Louis.
Both parents died young, the father at the age of
forty-eight, and the mother still younger.Mr. Herman Huber came
to California in 1851 and went to mining in Hamburg
Ca?on, Placer County, and continued in that business until
1869.He made a good deal of money, but sunk a
considerable part of it in unprofitable ventures.On leaving the
mines he first came to Sacramento, but soon moved to
Colusa, where he went into business as a money banker.In
October, 1867, he was married to Miss Augusta J. Faulkner, a
native of this county, born on Mormon Island, Daughter of Charles
Dix and Elizabeth (Binninger) Faulkner.His father was a native
of Petersburg, Virginia, of Scotch descent; the mother was born
in New York City, December 25, 1826, of
German parentage.They were married in Sacramento
January 15, 1850.On the evening of their wedding they
attended a large ball at Sutter's Fort.They had to go in a
skiff from the Pioneer Hotel, which was kept by Mrs. Huber's
grandfather.This hotel was the first brick house in
Sacramento.During the floods in 1850 they lived for several
days on the table, and had to have the stove up there to do their
cooking.The father, Jacob Binninger, lived to the age of
seventy-four.Mrs. Huber was educated at the Franklin
grammar-school in Sacramento.Her parents came to
California in 1849 and settled in Sacramento.The father
died in March, 1857.The mother survived him twenty-seven years,
and was married to Louis Binninger.They kept the
Pioneer Hotel for many years.She survived her second
husband eight years, dying in 1884, and leaving two
daughters:Maggie, now Mrs. Henry Ward Watkins, of
Oakland, who has a son born in July, 1884, and a daughter
born in February, 1888; the second daughter, Lena M.
Binninger, lives with her half-sister, Mrs Huber.In 1870 Mr.
Huber bought a ranch in Yolo County, about sixteen miles
south of Sacramento, on the river, to which he added by
further purchase until he owned 645 acres in that region.He did
a large dairy business, milking from 140 to 200 cows in two
places not far apart.In 1877 he bought 400 acres on the north
line of Franklin Township, six miles south of
Sacramento, increased by purchase in 1883 to 645 acres,
devoted to general farming, chiefly wheat, barley and alfalfa,
besides some horses for ranch use.Mr Huber was killed by a fall
from his horse within a few miles of his home in
Franklin Township, February 3, 1889, leaving two sons:
Charles Henry Huber, born December 11, 1869, in Todd's
Valley; Herman Louis Huber in Sacramento city, January 30, 1873.
Charles H. was graduated at Sacramento Business
College, and Herman L. is now taking a course in the same
institution.

Mrs. Augusta J. Huber has been for six years a member of
the order of Chosen Friends, Merritt Council, No. 141, which
meets at Clarksburg, in Yolo County.(Editor's Note:After
trying to follow the writer of the previous story, this editor
does not feel quite so badly about his own lack of coherent
writing skills).

Samuel M. Hoover, deceased, was born June 5, 1828, in Blair (then
Bedford) County, Pennsylvania, the son of Samuel and Elizabeth
(Sprecher) Hoover.The former was born January
1, 1793, and the latter October 21, 1798.They were married
February 23, 1819, in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, both being
natives of that county.The term of their married life extended
over forty years.They removed from Lancaster
County to Bedford, and afterward to Martinsburg, Blair
County, where the subject of this sketch was born.In 1854 they
sold out and went to Illinois, locating on a farm in
Whiteside County, adjoining the city of Sterling, where they made
their home for the remainder of their lives.Mrs.
Hoover died July 14, 1859, and his wife August 3, 1870.
They were the parents of nine children, viz: Catharine,
George, Sarah, Samuel M., Louisa, John, David, Elizabeth
and Henry.Excepting the eldest daughter, Catharine, all are
living, and, with the exception of John and Louisa, are the heads
of families.Samuel, our subject, was raised on his father's
farm.The country there was new, and the children were brought
up very differently from the children of to day, having to endure
many hardships.Samuel Hoover had to
walk three miles to school in the winters through the snow.In
the summer they could not spare him, but kept him at
home to work on the farm.When a boy, especially on wash
days, he was sent out into the fields to pick up stones and pile
them in a heap, ready to be hauled away.Many times he has
worked at it till his fingers bled.Often his lunch was sent out
to him, in order that he would not bother the folks at the house.
On cold, frosty mornings he was sent bare footed
after the cows.These are only a few of his early experiences.
Poverty was not the cause of this, as his parents were
considered to be rich and were prosperous farmers, but it was the
custom of the country.All the lads of the neighborhood were
brought up in the same way.He was a great help to his father in
many ways when he grew older; he assisted him in building their
house, barns and other buildings.When he
was twenty-one years old he determined to go West.He told his
father, who tried to dissuade him, telling him that if he wished
to marry and settle down he would give him a fine
start; but young Hoover was determined to see more of the
country.Accordingly his father gave him $300 and told him to go
and see for himself, and if he succeeded in finding a better
country than Pennsylvania, the old gentleman might be induced to
see out and emigrate.In 1850 he started for
Burlington, remaining about two weeks, then returned to
Pennsylvania.He traveled all the way back by land.His
route was to Rock Island, then across to Peoria; there took the
stage for Indianapolis, the stage route being over
corduroy roads.The passengers stood it as long as they
could, then got out and walked to Indianapolis.At
Zanesville they bought horses, and Mr Hoover started down
the turnpike on horseback, crossing the Wheeling bridge, and then
on into Pennsylvania, arriving home after the hardest riding he
ever did.The following spring he and his brother George started
back for Iowa and Illinois, buying a couple of fine stallions in
Pennsylvania before starting, taking them to Illinois.On
arriving there, George returned to Pennsylvania, and reported to
his father that it was a pretty good country, which was the cause
of the old gentleman selling out and
moving to Illinois.Samuel and George had arranged to go
to raising horses in Illinois before George returned East,
leaving Samuel there, where he remained till spring, and
during that time made considerable preparations for going
into that business.Then the California gold fever broke out,
and he began making the arrangements necessary for a trip
across the plains.He bought a wagon and four horses, and
secured three passengers who paid him $150 each for their
passage through and board.Early in the spring of 1852 they
started from Council Bluffs, following the main road of travel
via Salt Lake.They took in a few more passengers on the
road, among whom were ex-Lieutenant-Governor Charlie
Fish, and a man named Durgae.The wagon train they joined was
commanded by Captain Conda, who had about forty men
with him and a large band of horses.Mr. Hoover's and
Conda's parties continued together until they neared Salt
Lake, where they separated, Hoover going via Salt Lake, and Conda
going by a northern route; some of Conda's men
joined Hoover.The party stopped in Salt Lake City a week,
takingin supplies.They finally continued their journey, and
arrived in California in August. At Ragtown, Mr. Hoover sold his
horses and wagon, with the exception of the stallion which he had
brought all the way from Pennsylvania, and which was almost too
weak to walk, to an old stage man named 'Bill'
Hamilton, for $700.He received the payment in inch slugs, which
he packed on his person, as his horse was not able to carry them.
At Mud Springs he sold the horse for $500.
Then unincumbered, he returned to Placerville, and he and
the man named Durgae took a contract for putting down a
slide or shoot to pass lumber down to the ditch to build a flume.
For this they received $500.He came to Sacramento and at last
decided that he wanted to ranch.Accordingly he and a Dutchman
who had come out with him started for the
Debago country, in the neighborhood of the red-woods.
They found the people there very much averse to having any
new-comers there, on account of the trouble they were having with
the squatters claims, and as he was very politely but forcibly
requested by several men to leave, he concluded he had better do
so; so, mounting their horses, he and the
Dutchman came straight back to Sacramento.Not long after that
he bought out a restaurant between J and K streets,
which he ran two or three days, and finding it to be a good
business, bought out another on Front street.Three weeks later
the big fire of 1852 came, and he was the loser by about $1500,
together with the improvements he had laid out on the place.
This left him only $400, $200 of whichhe gave to a man and
commissioned him to go to San Francisco and buy
a stock of cakes, cherry brandy, etc.When the goods arrived
from San Francisco he was unprepared to receive them, and
as part of them were such a nature that they had to be
disposed of immediately, he spread out his cakes on top of his
barrels, and sold out all except his brandy.He was well
satisfied with the results.He then decided to try mining, and
accordingly sent for his Dutchman and went to Sonoma.
They worked two weeks and got nothing.Mr. Hoover had
his own and his friend's expenses to pay; so when his funds were
reduced to $20 they started for Sacramento.Arriving at
Stockton, he had but $5, not enough to bring them both to
Sacramento; so he told his friend to work his way up.When he
arrived in Sacramento he had but 25 cents in his pocket.With
this he bought some pie, then crept into a haystack,
where he spent the night, the first and last night he ever spent
in a like place.Next morning he hunted up 'Bill'
Hamilton, the man who had bought his horses, told him he
was 'dead broke' and wanted a job.Hamilton took him to
the Bee House, gave him his breakfast, and told the landlord to
board him as long as was necessary; then gave him two
horses and told him to go to work for himself, and when he was
able he could repay him.In the course of two weeks he had made
$700, besides paying Mr. Hamilton.This was
during the floods, and the streets of Sacramento were all
afloat.He hitched his team to a boat and took passengers
through the streets.This only lasted two weeks, and then the
streets were once more fit for foot travelers.He then tried
hauling freight, and continued until the railroad was built.
Finally he purchased his present place of 1,200 acres on the
Cosumnes River, where he carried on a successful business, the
ranch being fertile and productive.He was one of the largest
hop-growers in the county; also raised grain and cattle.He
owned another ranch of 1,600 acres on the Sacramento
River, which is devoted to stock-raising.He first commenced
raising hops some eight or nine years ago.The year hops
commanded such a high price he hauled the most valuable
load ever hauled through the streets of Sacramento; it
consisted of 105 bales loaded on four wagons, and drawn by nine
mules and a horse.He took it to Front street and
delivered part of it to Booth & Co., and the rest to Mebins & Co.
It brought $10,000.The home place is one of the
finest in the country.The building is a handsome structure, and
the place is kept in first-class order.Mr. Hoover was married
April 18, 1861, to Margaret Van Zandt, all natives of Mifflin
County, Pennsylvania.She went to Illinois, thence to Missouri
where she was married.She left there for
California April 21, 1861.Mr. and Mrs. Hoover had one son, Ben
Van Zandt Hoover, born November 24, 1863.

The largest and tallest tombstone (about 15 feet high) in the Elk
Grove, CA cemetery is marked HOOVER and there are
4 burial sites (two on each side) within the enclosure with one
stone containing 2 names:

Samuel M. Hoover, died Oct 25, 1889, aged 62 yrs, 3 mos.
Native of Penn.;
Margaret Hoover, died Dec 3, 1917, aged 78 years.;
Benjamin Van Zandt Hoover, died Apr 27, 1918, aged 54 yrs, 5 mos,
3 days.;
Nancy C. Hoover, 1872-1938.1895 L. M. Smithson 1962.

The following information was submitted by Bonnie G.
Moats, Director of Family History Center, Waynesboro, PA
(This library is one which is being sent a complementary
copy of Hoover Histories)

Cemetery Records of Franklin County, Pennsylvania

Fetterhoff Chapel Cemetery, Guilford Township
Hover, Sarah Elizabeth, wife of W. Hover, 15 Aug 1856 - 15 Aug
1889

Falling Spring German Baptist Cemetery, Guilford Township
Huber, Elizabeth, 21 May 1818 - 14 Dec 1858
Huber, Mary A. daughter of John and Sarah Huber, died 26
Jan 1859, 3 yrs, 26 days

Reformed Mennonite Cemetery, Guilford Township
Hoover, George, born 14 Sep 1804 in Derry Twp, Dauphin
Co, PA; died 11 Aug 1883
Hoover, Peter, died 2 Dec 1900, 69y 7m 21d

Stouffer Cemetery, Guilford Township
Hoover, Christian, died 12 Jun 1877, 78y 6m 24d
Hoover, Catherine, 17 Jul 1814 - 10 Sep 1881
Hoover, David, 4 Apr 1854 - 25 Feb 1856
Hoover, Amanda, 25 Mar 1848 - ?? Sep 1851

Norland Cemetery, Chambersburg, PA
Huber, Lester H., Major, 112th Inf. N.G.E.S. 1883-1949
Huber, Clara B. (his wife), 1888-1941
Hoover, Clarence E. 1860-1926
Hoover, Emma E. (Shoap), his wife, 1866-1950
Hoover, Jacob T., 13 Apr 1867 - 2 Mar 1941
Hoover, Emma K., his wife, 28 Oct 1866 - 25 May 1943
Hoover, John E., 1913 -
Hoover, Alverta M. (Barrett), his wife, 1918-1942
Hoover, John I., 1887 -
Hoover, Eleanora (Miller), his wife, 1892-1952
Hoover, Dorothy Jean, 1916-1919
Schellhase, Theodore C. Jr died at birth;, 20 Feb 1935,
grandson of John I. Hoover
Hoover, John C., 1931-1941, grandson of John I. Hoover
Hoover, John T., 29 Nov 1878 - 23 May 1922
Hoover, Hilda (Barbour), 1897-1941
Huber, Samuel Flickinger, 1869-1944
Hoover, Wiollis Herbert, 1915 -
Hoover, Bertha (Eyer), 1907 -
Hoover, Charles Daniel, 1911-1951
Hoover, Martha (Rock), his wife, 1913 -
Huber, Robert L. 1875-1945, Corpl. Co C., 8 Regt, P.V.1,
Spanish American War
Huber, Gertrude M. (Fahnestock), 1876-1941

Rose Hill Cemetery, Quincy Township, Mont Alto, PA
Hoover, C. Chester, 22 Oct 1887 - 29 Mar 1961
Hoover, Susan B (Bowers), 14 Jul 1881 - 6 Jul 1963

Snider Cemetery, Letterkenny Township
Huber, Eliza E. wife of Frank Huber, 7 Apr 1877 - 22 Apr
1899
Huber, Grace, daughter of Frank and Eliza Huber, 8 Apr
1899 - 3 Apr 1900

Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Letterkenny Township
Hoover, Abraham, 19 Mar 1835 - 23 Apr 1863
Hoover, Annie, 1828- 12 Apr 1876, 48y 2m 6d
Hoover, Christian, 1787 - 10 Feb 1874
Hoover, Jacob, 1795 - 7 Jan 1872, 47y 9m 19d
Hoover, Fanny, wife of Jacob Hoover, 1796-Jun 1869
Hoover, Leah, 18 Jun 1839 - 5 May 1912
Hoover, Solomon, died 2 Sep 1867, 1y 6m
Huber, Henry, 1789 - 13 Jan 1837, 48y 1m 28d
Huber, Susan (Wenger), wife of Henry, 29 Nov 1791 - 1 Oct
1877

Burkholder Cemetery, Letterkenny Township
Hoover, Abraham w., 6 Oct 1842 - 7 Jul 1908
Hoover, Anna B. (Wenger), wife of Samuel R. Hoover, 8 Jul
1857 - 18 Oct 1940
Hoover, Anna Irena, daughter of Samuel B. and Barbara
Hoover, 18 Aug 1879 - 2 Feb1894
Hoover, Annie Mary (Cayman), wife of J. Edw. Hoover, 28
Oct 1868 - 9 Mar 1908
Hoover, Barbara, 1814 - 9 Feb 1893, 79y 24d
Hoover, Barbara (Wenger), wife of Samuel B. Hoover, 26
Jun 1855 - 20 Feb 1894
Hoover, Catherine (Roher), wife of Martin B. Hoover, 18
Feb 1846 - 15 Mar 1918
Hoover, Eddie, son of Martin and Catherine Hoover, died 16 Dec
1890, 11m 4d
Hoover, Fanny, daughter of H.J. and Barbara Hoover, died
21 Mar 1838, 5m
Hoover, Henry J. 1815 - 3 May 1882, 67y 3m 15d
Hoover, J. Edw., 19 Aug 1863 - 18 Jul 1926
Hoover, Martin B., 3 Dec 1849 - 4 Apr 1894
Hoover, Mary (Roher, wife of Sam'l R. Hoover, 24 Jan 1845
- 7 Mar 1888
Hoover, Samuel B., 12 Feb 1857 - 11 Aug 1883
Hoover, Samuel R., 29 May 1848 - 25 Jan 1907
Huber, Catharine, wife of Christian Huber, 17 Oct 1822 - 8 May
1861
Huber, Christena, wife of Christian Huber, 23 Jul 1798 - 3 Jan
1840
Huber, Christian, 15 Dec 1821 - 3 Mar 1849
Huber, Christian, 9 Jan 1796 - 12 Aug 1867
Huber, Elizabeth, wife of Rev. Christian Huber, Sr., 15 Mar 1797
- 17 Mar 1863
Huber, Martin, 4 Jan 1837 - 8 Apr 1837
Huber, Samuel, 23 Dec 1831 - 21 Feb 1851

Mennonite Church Cemetery, Letterkenny Township
Hoover, Henry W. 1814 - 13 Jul 1889 75y 4m 28d
Hoover, Joseph C., son of Samuel and Elizabeth Hoover;,
died 3 Sep 1877 24y 8m 8d

Harbaugh Church Cemetery, Washington Township
Hoover, John, 27 Aug 1826 - 25 Oct 1850
Hoover, Henry J., son of John O. and Ann Hoover, died 8
Mar 1876 9m 26d
Hoover, Kate, wife of Henry G. died 1 Aug 1868, 29y 7m 10d
Hoover, John O., 1845-1928
Hoover, Anna C., 1847-1927
Hoover, Carrie E., 1881-1896
Hoover, George, 1873-1883
Hoover, Emma Kate, 1879-1880
Hoover, Jacob, died 24 Dec 1862 65y 2m 13d
Hoover, Nancy died Jul 1885
Hoover, Isabella, died 20 Mar 1861 18y 5m 19d
Hoover, David, died 9 Oct 1860 25y 1m 7d
Hoover, (twins) of Jacob and Sophia Hoover died 11 Mar
1854
Hoover, George, died 9 Jul 1907 80y 5m 29d
Hoover, Susan died 1 Apr 1890 51y 2m 27d
Hoover, Emma C, died 8 Sep 1930 44y 10m 27d
Hoover, Abraham, 1833-1836
Hoover, Infant of Jacob Hoover1823-1823
Hoover, (twin daughters) of Jacob Hoover, no date

Prices Church Cemetery, Washington Township, Waynesboro,
PA
Huber, Albert, died Sep 1919, son of Henry and Margaret
(Butler) Hoover 71y
Huber, Samuel C, son of Albert, 12 May 1883 - 8 Sep 1947

Rebuck Cemetery, Lurgan Twp, Roxbury, PA
Hoover, Abraham, 23 Oct 1818 - 20 Feb 1891
Hoover, Anna R., 29 Mar 1846 - 30 May 1863
Hoover, Elizabeth, 13 Mar 1891 - 31 Jan 1893
Hoover, Elizabeth died 26 Jul 1845, 4m 17d
Hoover, Elizabeth , 6 Jul 1853 - 28 Aug 1854
Hoover, Henry W., 8 Oct 1821 - 6 Oct 1858
Hoover, infant, 18991
Hoover, infant, 1906
Hoover, John, died 25 Oct 1853, 7d
Hoover, Maria, 20 Dec 1820 - 1 Dec 1896
Hoover, Martin W., 6 Jul 1824 - 22 Nov 1867
Hoover, Mary Ann, died 27 Jan 1857
Hoover, Nancy, died 7 Feb 1857
Hoover, Nancy, 12 Apr 1827 - 4 Feb 1890

Lurgan Cemetery, Lurgan Township, Lurgan, PA
Hoover, Annie, wife of Henry, 2 Apr 1832 - 14 Jan 1904
Hoover, Henry O., 27 Apr 1823 - 9 Sep 1902
Hoover, Lydia, wife of Henry Hoover, 26 Dec 1825 - 26 Dec
1875
Hoover, infant daughter of A.R. and Mary C. Hoover;, 25
Jun 1889
Hoover, infant son of A.R. and Mary C. Hoover, 24 Jun 1874
Lurgan United Brethren Church Cemetery, Lurgan Township,
Lurgan, PA
Hoover, Henry O., 27 Apr 1825 - 9 Sep 1902
Hoover, Lydia, wife of Henry O. Hoover, 26 Dec 1825 - 26
Dec 1875
Hoover, Fannie, wife of Henry O. Hoover, 2 Apr 1832 - 14
Jan 1904

EDITOR'S NOTE:I realize that the names of Henry O.
Hoover and wife, Lydia appear in two cemeteries above.The date
of birth for Henry O. varies by 2 years and the first name of the
second wife is spelled different.That is the way the
information came to me from the submitter.Possibly the Lurgan
Cemetery and the Lurgan United Brethren Church
Cemetery are the same cemetery.

The LDS Church IGI (International Genealogical Index) -
Pennsylvania
Continued from Volume 7, Issue Number 4

Hoover, George Lewis christened 30 Sep 1853, son of John
Hoover and Elizabeth in Abbottstown, Adams Co
Hoover, George M. m. Eliza Rebecca Steele on 18 Jul 1885
in Bedford Co
Hoover, George Oliver b. 27 Aug 1862 to Hanry Hoover and
Sarah at Emanuel Reformed Church, Abbottstown, Adams
Co
Hoover, George W. listed with Henry Hoover family, age 1
year in 1860 census, Centre Co
Hoover, George W. m. Lovenia Catherine Otto on 4 Mar
1875 in New Paris, Bedford Co
Hoover, George Washington christened in 1853, son of Geo.
Hoover and Elizabeth, in Lutheran and Reformed Church,
Arendtsville, Adams Co
Hoover, Geraldine Helen m. John E. Ginter on 20 Nov 1860
in Saint Augustine, Cambria Co
Hoover, George Lewis christened 30 Sep 1853, son of John
Hoover & Elizabeth at Abbottstown, Adams Co
Hoover, George M. m. Eliza Rebecca Steele on 18 Jul 1885
in Bedford Co
Hoover, George Oliver b. 27 Aug 1862 to Hanry Hoover and
Sarah at Emanuel Reformed Church, Abbottstown, Adams
Co
Hoover, George W. listed with Henry Hoover family, age 1
year in 1860 census, Centre Co
Hoover, George W. m. Lovenia Catherine Otto on 4 Mar
1875 in New Paris, Bedford Co
Hoover, George Washington christened in 1853, son of Geo.
Hoover and Elizabeth at Lutheran and reformed Church,
Arendtsville, Adams Co
Hoover, Geraldine Helen m. John E. Ginter on 20 Nov 1860
in Saint Augustine, Cambria Co
Hoover, Gertrude b. 16 Dec 1890 to Christopher Columbus
Hoover and Rosannah Wilson in Lehman Twp, Luzerne Co
Hoover, Gertrude m. Bruce Belles Crispell on 21 Jan 1913 in
Lehman Twp, Luzerne Co
Hoover, Gideon E. b. 28 Mar 1847 to Henry Hoover/ in
Franklin Co
Hoover, Guy Raymond b. 22 Apr 1893 to John W. Hoover
and Nancy Tarner in Letterkenny Twp, Franklin Co
Hoover, Guy Raymond m. Minna Jacoby on 8 Apr 1916 in
Chambersburg, Franklin Co
Hoover, Hamilton Faustin m. Nellie Oldham on 30 Aug 1916
in Pleasantville, Venango Co
Hoover, Hannah listed in will of Jacob Hoover on 24 Aug
1797 in German Twp, Fayette Co
Hoover, Hannah b. 5 Oct 1823 to George Hoover/ in Mifflin
Twp, Cumberland Co
Hoover, Hannah m. Abraham Keil on 22 Dec 1839 in
Bedminster Twp, Bucks Co
Hoover, Hannah m. Abraham Keil on 26 Dec 1839 in
Toheckon Church, Bedminster, Bucks Co
Hoover, Hannah m. Abraham Keil on 26 Dec 1839 in
German Reformed Church, Tohickon, Bucks Co
Hoover, Hannah m. William Davidson on 17 Sep 1846 in
Newville, Cumberland Co
Hoover, Hannah Elis. christened on 22 Aug 1841, daughter
of James Hoover and Sarah in First Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Carlisle, Cumberland Co
Hoover, Hannah M. m. Howell E. MacNair on 25 Mar 1874
in New Britain Twp, Bucks Co
Hoover, Hanry christened on 26 Jan 1859, son of Joshua
Hoover and Elizabath in Emanuel Reformed Church,
Abbottstown, Adams Co
Hoover, Hanry Howerd b. 27 Aug 1862 to Hanry Hoover and
Sarah, Emanuel reformed Church, Abbottstown, Adams Co
Hoover, Harriet christened on 25 Dec 1849, daughter of
Samuel Hoover and Martha at Milford Twp, Somerset Co
Hoover, Harriet listed with John Hoover family, age 3 yrs, 1850
census, St Thomas Twp, Franklin Co
Hoover, Harriet M. m. Francis P. Trovinger on 23 Dec 1869
in Evangelical Lutheran Church, Waynesboro, Franklin Co
Hoover, Harriett b. 1831 to Henry Hoover and Nancy
Elizabeth in Somerset Co
Hoover, Harrison S. b. 23 Dec 1862 to Samuel Snyder
Hoover and Diana Shenk in Dauphin Co
Hoover, Hatty b. in 1822 to Peter Hoover/ in Franklin Co
Hoover, Helen Mae b. 10 Aug 1886 to Christopher Columbus
Hoover and Rosannah Wilson in Lehman Twp, Luzerne Co
Hoover, Helen Mae m. John Merrit Crispell on 12 Mar 1908
in Lehman Twp, Luzerne Co
Hoover, Henrick b. 11 Mar 1809 to David Hoover and
Catharina in Dauphin Co
Hoover, Henrietta b. in 1847 to Michael Hoover and Sarah
in Allegheny Co
Hoover, Henrietta listed (no family given) as age 6, 1850
census, Berks Co
Hoover, Henry listed in will of Andrew Hoover on 25 May
1784 in Union twp, Fayette Co
Hoover, Henry b. in 1812 to Henry Hoover and Nancy
Elizabeth in Somerset Co
Hoover, Henry b. 24 Mar 1813 to David Hoover and Mary
Schultz in Blair Co
Hoover, Henry b. in 1820 to Jacob Hoover/ in Franklin Co
Hoover, Henry b. 23 Jul 1825 to Jacob Hoover and Nancy
Harbaugh in Washington Twp, Franklin Co
Hoover, Henry listed (no family given) as age 15 years in
1850 census in Adams Co
Hoover, Henry listed with David Hoover family, age 19 years in
Reading Twp, Adams Co
Hoover, Henry listed (no family given) age 30 years in 1850
census in Crawford Co
Hoover, Henry listed with John Hoover family, age 11 years, 1850
census in Guilford Twp, Franklin Co
Hoover, Henry listed (no family given) age 11 years, 1850
census in Northampton Co
Hoover, Henry listed with Berthold Hoover family age 16
years 1850 census in Northampton Co
Hoover, Henry christened on 10 Mar 1854, son of John
Hoover and Elizabeth in Abbottstown, Adams Co
Hoover, Henry christened on 4 May 1856 in Venango Co
Hoover, Henry christened on 11 Jul 1858, son of Joshua
Hoover and Elizabeth in Abbottstown, Adams Co
Hoover, Henry listed with David Hoover family, age 9, 1860 census
in Centre Co
Hoover, Henry m. Elizabeth Fell on 24 Jul 1877 in
Philadelphia
Hoover, Henry Hottenstein b. 30 Nov 1873 to Henry Hoover
and Elizabeth Werner in Heidelberg Twp, Berks Co
Hoover, Henry Hottenstein christened on 6 Jun 1875, son of Henry
Hoover and Elizabeth Werner in Saint Johns Church,
Heidelberg Twp, Berks Co
Hoover, Henry Meyer christened on 27 May 1843, son of
Henry Hoover and Mary in Mechanicsburg, Cumberland Co
Hoover, Henry Myers b. 23 Jul 1863 to Benjamin Hoover or
Huber and Barbara Brackbill in Lancaster, Lancaster Co
Hoover, Henry Perry m. Mary Woodle on 19 Apr 1867 in
New Castle, Lawrence Co
Hoover, Henry S. m. Fanny or Frances Barr in 1838 in
Strasburg, Lancaster Co
Hoover, Henry S. m. Mary Catharine Dissinger on 30 Nov
1871 in Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church, Elizabethtown,
Lancaster Co
Hoover, Henry W. b. 15 Feb 1814 to Henry Huber and Susan
Wenger in Letterkenny Twp, Franklin Co
Hoover, Henry Werner b. 19 Mar 1869 to Henry Hoover and
Elizabeth Werner in Heidelberg Twp, Berks Co
Hoover, Henry Werner christened on 1 Nov 1869, son of
Henry Hoover and Elizabeth at Saint Johns Church,
Heidelberg Twp,m Berks Co
Hover, Hetty listed with Berthold Hover family, age 19 years 1850
census in Northampton Co
Hoover, Hileman listed with John Hoover family age 14
years, 1850 census in Letterkenny Twp, Franklin Co
Hoover, Hiram b. 23 Oct 1822 to Philip Hoover and Maria
in Whitpain Twp, Montgomery Co
Hoover, Hiram b. 23 Oct 1822 to Philip Hoover and Maria
at Blue Bell, Montgomery Co
Hoover, Ida M. m. George M. Gleim on 1 Dec 1885 in
Lancaster Co
Hoover, Ida Maria b. 20 Nov 1845 to William Hoover and
Ann Weller in Lehman Twp, Luzerne Co
Hoover, Ida May christened on 23 Mar 1870, daughter of
Hoover/ in Emanuel reformed Church, Abbottstown, Adams
Co
Hoover, Ida May b. 12 Oct 1884 to Abid Baldwin Hoover
and Jennie Ruhamah Crispell in Lake Twp, Luzerne Co
Hoover, Irwin M. b. in 1860 to David Hoover and Susan
Clark in Hooversville, Somerset Co
Hoover, Isaac b. 14 Jul 1821 to David Hoover and Mary
Schultz in Hagerstown, Blair Co
Hoover, Isaac listed in will of Joseph Hoover on 16 Sep 1844 in
Lancaster Co
Hoover, Isaac listed with John Hoover family, age 1 year, in 1860
census, in Centre Co
Hoover, Isaac W. christened on 13 Oct 1855 at Christ
Evangelical Lutheran Church, Elizabethtown, Lancaster Co
Hoover, Isaac W. m. Lucetta Marquart on 6 Jan 1859 at
Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church, Elizabethtown,
Lancaster Co
Hoover, Isabella b. 1 Oct 1842 to Jacob Hoover and Nancy
Harbaugh in Washington Twp, Franklin Co
Hoover, Isabella b. in 1844 to Jacob Hoover and Mary in
Washington Twp, Franklin CoHoover, Isabella J. listed with John L
Hoover family, age 3 years, 1860 census, Centre Co
Hoover, Israel b. in 1836 to David Hoover and Sarah in
Brothers Valley, Somerset Co
Hoover, J. A. m. Cora B. Chodes on 1 Jun 1887 in West
Valley, Armstrong Co
Hoover, Jackman Kelly christened on 6 Sep 1857, son of
Henry Hoover/ in Venango Co
Hover, Jacob listed in will of Jacob Hover on 29 Jul 1759 in
Lancaster Co
Hoover, Jacob b. in 1776 to Matthias Hoover or Huber and
Maria in Lancaster, Lancaster Co
Hoover, Jacob m. Maria Smidt on 7 Oct 1777 in Lancaster
Co
Hoover, Jacob b. in 1778 to Mathias Hoover and Maria in
Lancaster, Lancaster Co
Hoover, Jacob listed in will of Andrew Hoover on 25 May
1784 in Union Twp, Fayette Co
Hoover, Jacob m. Maria Semple on 19 May 1785 in New
Hanover, Montgomery Co
Hoover, Jacob m. Maria Semple on 19 May 1785 in
Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co - Editor's Hover, Jacob listed in
the will of Jacob Hover on 12 Sep 1792 in Earl Twp,
Lancaster Co
Hoover, Jacob b. 18 Mar 1795 to Henrich Hoover or Huber
and Maria Wenger in Lancaster Co
Hoover, Jacob b. in 1809 to John/ in Union twp, Centre Co
Hoover, Jacob b. 3 Mar 1809 in Blue Bell, Montgomery Co
Hoover, Jacob m. Maria Groff on 25 Dec 1814 in Toheckon
Reformed Church, Bedminister Twp, Bucks Co
Hoover, Jacob b. 3 May 1818 to Henry/ in Somerset Co
Hoover, Jacob b. 3 Mar 1819 to Jacob Hoover/ in Whitpain
Twp, Montgomery Co
Hoover, Jacob b. 3 Mar 1819 to Jacob Hoover/ in Blue Bell,
Montgomery Co
Hoover, Jacob m. Esther Evelina Witmer on 4 Dec 1821 in
Lancaster Co
Hoover, Jacob b. 6 Oct 1826 to Jacob Hoover and Christina
Bush in Mercer Co
Hoover, Jacob b. 19 Dec 1829 to Jacob Hoover and Nancy
Harbaugh in Washington Twp, Franklin Co
Hoover, Jacob b. in 1830 to Henry Hoover and Nancy
Elizabeth in Somerset Co
Hoover, Jacob b. in 1831 to Jacob Hoover and Mary in
Washington Twp, Franklin Co
Hoover, Jacob m. Eve in 1836 in Brothers Valley, Somerset
Co
Hoover, Jacob m. Sarah Ann Derreple on 22 Aug 1844 in
Saint James Evangelical Lutheran Church, Gettysburg,
Adams Co
Hoover, Jacob m. Cynthia Ague in 1849 in Edinboro, Erie Co
Hoover, Jacob m. Catharine Schell on 30 Aug 1849 in Christ
Evangelical Lutheran Church, Elizabethtown, Lancaster Co
Hoover, Jacob listed (no family given) as age 1 year in 1850
census in Adams Co
Hoover, Jacob listed with the Christian Hoover family age 29
years in 1850 in Franklin Co
Hoover, Jacob listed (no family given) as age 29 years in 1850
census in Letterkenny Twp, Franklin Co
Hoover, Jacob listed (no family given) age 26 years in 1850
census in Washington Twp, Franklin Co
Hoover, Jacob b. 10 Mar 1854 to Jacob Hoover and Ann
Catherine Orris in Frankford Twp, Cumberland Co
Hoover, Jacob christened on 2 Nov 1864 in Emanuel
Reformed Church, Abbottstown, Adams Co
Hoover, Jacob A. listed with George Hoover family, a 1 year in
1860 census in Centre Co
Hoover, Jacob S. m. Isabella Millere on 21 Feb 1855 in
Evangelical Lutheran Church, Waynesboro, Franklin Co
Hoover, James b. in 1839 to James Hoover and Elizabeth in
Philadelphia Co
Hoover, James b. in 1845 to William Hoover and Phebe in
Brothers Valley, Somerset Co
Hoover, James A. listed with David Hoover family, age 7
years, in 1860 census in Centre Co
Hoover, James Brotherton christened on 12 Apr 1853, son of David
Hoover and Eliza H. at Evangelical Lutheran Church,
Waynesboro, Franklin Co
Hoover, James F. listed with Philip Hoover family age 9 in 1860
census in Centre Co
Hoover, James F. m. Lucetta C. Witmer on 13 Jun 1889 in
Snyder Co
Hoover, James N. listed with Saml. Hoover family age 8 years in
1850 census in Hamiltonban Twp, Adams Co
Hoover, Jane b. 22 Sep 1857 to Henry Hoover and Elizabeth
Werner in Heidelberg Twp, Berks Co
Hoover, Jane christened on 18 Apr 1858, daughter of Henry
Hoover and Eliza in Lower Heidelberg Twp, Berks Co
Hoover, Jane b. 22 Sep 1858 to Henry Hoover and Eliza in
Lower Heidelberg Twp, Berks Co
Hoover, Jemimiah listed in will of Jacob Hoover on 24 Aug
1797 in German Twp, Fayette Co
Hoover, Jennie Maude b. 2 Aug 1873 to Henry Perry Hoover
and Mary Woodle in Sharpsville, Mercer Co
Hoover, Jennie Maude m. John George Snaith on 28 Sep
1899 in Sharon, Mercer Co
Hoover, Jeremiah listed with John Hoover family age 7 years in
1850 in Guilford Twp, Franklin Co
Hoover, Joanna listed with Jacob Hoover family age 6 years in
1850 census in Martic Twp, Lancaster Co
Hover, John listed in will of Jacob Hover on 29 Jul 1759 in
Lancaster Co
Hoover, John listed in will of Andrew Hoover on 25 May
1784 in Union Twp, Fayette Co
Hover, John listed in will of Jacob Hover on 12 Sep 1792 in Earl
Twp, Lancaster Co

continued to later issue

If you have not sent me your family group sheets, would you
please consider doing so in the near future.When they are
published, hopefully they will bring you correspondence that
unlocks Pandora's box of genealogical goodies for you.
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TIDBIT

The Arizona Republic, Sunday, October 21, 1990 -
OBITUARIES - Herbert Charles Hoover Sr., 70, of Mesa, a
U.S. Postal Service letter carrier, died Oct. 18, 1990.He was
born in Wisconsin and was a World War II Army veteran.
Survivors include his wife, Lorraine E.; four sons; one
brother; and seven grandchildren.Services: 2 p.m. Monday,
Bunker's Desert View Chapel, 9702 E. Apache Trail, Mesa.
This obituary was contributed by Eileen Christensen and is very
much appreciated.Some people think that it is not
appropriate to send in obituaries from current newspapers as it
is a "recent" happening.Always remember that an obituary in
1840 was a "recent" happening in 1840 but is an invaluable
genealogical find today.
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QUERIES

1.My Jacob Hoover was born 6 Oct 1826 in Mercer Co, PA.He
married Cynthia Ann
Ague, on 14 Feb 1849 in Edinborough, PA and he died 14
Apr 1904 in Essex Twp, Clinton
Co, MI.They had 14 children, all surviving to adulthood.The
first ten children were born
in Mahoning Co, OH near Lowellville and the last four
children were born in Clinton Co,
MI.Jacob's father was Jacob Hoover, born 1795 in
Westmoreland Co, PA and died 31 Jul
1868 near Coitsville, Mahoning Co, OH.His wife was
Christine Bush.Jacob Sr's father was Peter Hoover who
married Mary Huber.This is as far as I have gotten.I am still
trying to track down the descendants of Jacob and
Cynthia's children, a long and tough task.If you have any data
that would assist me, I would appreciate your sharing with me.
Diana Carmack

2.I am tracing my ancestor, Ludwig (or Louis) Huber.He is
believed to have been born on 7 Dec 1826, probably in
Offenburg, Germany.He is believed to be the son of
Franziska Huber of Offenburg and a nephew of Train
superintendent Franz Huber.He married Luise Stigler about 1870.
It is believed that Ludwig came to the US as a young man and that
he served in the Civil War as a First Lieutenant using the name
of Louis Huber.He served with a Captain
Conrad, Second Lieut A. Tabel and First Lieut and
Quartermaster William Gueppe.I do not know which
regiment.Ludwig died on 13 Sep 1883 in Offenburg,
Germany.They had a son, Ernst, born 15 May 1873 in
Offenberg who came to the US.He married Julia Schmid on
16 Jul 1904 in Butte, MT.He died 24 Nov 1918.Also had
a daughter, Bertha Emily, born 4 Jun 1872 in Offenburg.
She married George John Mohr on 7 Oct 1895 in Rathdrum,
Idaho.Bertha died 11 Mar 1952 in Escondido, CA.She is
my great grandmother.Does any of this sound familiar to
anyone?Juliet Ford

3.Desire any information regarding Henry Hoover (Huber)
listed in 1810 census of New York, Seneca County, Fayette
Township with two males 16 - 26; one male 45 and over; two
females 16 - 26 and one female 45 and over.Roy Yockey

4. I am looking for any information on Elizabeth Hoover,
born 24 Jul 1770 in Dauphin County, PA.She died 16 Sep
1851 in Hummelstown, PA.she was married to George
Bacastow on 26 May 1797 in Harrisburg, PA.Karen Wever

TIDBIT

Received the following information from Tammy Hallinan, a
Prodigy Services user from Shrewsbury, MA who is not a
Hoover Family researcher:

Hoover, Jacob m. Sarah Cave on 18 Jun 1831 in Boon Co,
MO
Hoover, Amanda m. Charles Day on 12 Aug 1838 in Call Co,
MO
Hoover, Elizabeth m. Asford Peerly on 19 Dec 1838 in Henry Co, MO
Hoover, Malinda m. Wm. C. Renno on 3 Sep 1838 in Call
Co, MO
Hoover, Nancy m. Wm. Landers on 26 Feb 1839 in Ray Co,
MO
Hoover, Rachel E. m. Dixon Jeffries on 13 Jul 1838 in Green Co,
MO
Huber, Wm m. Rebecca Frances on 14 Aug 1834 in St
Charles Co, MO

This is another instance of genealogists being helpful people!
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Received the following from Ellen Sulser and printing
forthwith (could it really be 5 years ago?).

1850 census for Crawford County - Sterling Township -
Indiana, page 46

Hoover, Jacob60 M Farmer$800PA
Rebecca49 FVA(can't
read)
Soloman20 M FarmerPA(can't
read)
Susanah17 FPA
William15 M FarmerPA
(school)
John13 MPA
(school)Moses11 MPA
(school)Elijah9 MPA
Phillip8 MPA
Catherine6 FPA
Minerva4 FPA

Hoover, Daniel38 M FarmerOH
Sarah26 FTN(can't
read)Darakes (?)7 F
Crawford Co, INFrances5 F
Crawford Co, INEmaline3 F
Crawford Co, INJohn H.2/12 M
Crawford Co, IN
Darity, Sarah48 FTN(?
mother of Sarah Hoover)
Nancy11 FHarrison Co,
OH
1856 census, Wapello County - Cass Township - Iowa, book
65, page 735

Hoover, Daniel44 M FarmerPAin
state 1 yr.
Martha39 FOHin
state 3 yr.
Rebecca16 FIN
Frenia12 FIN
Emaline9 FIN
John6 MIN
Jacob4 MIN
Doll, Nancy A.17 FOH
Leonidus H.12 MOH
Martha B.8 FOH
Thomas5 MIL
Sara Fane3 FIA
Dorothy, Sarah60 FTN
Nancy M.15 FTN

Sarah Dorothy listed here is probably the same as Sarah
Darity listed in the 1850 Crawford County, IN census.Could the
"real" spelling be Daugherty?

As a side note, also included was a list of item in the state
census:
50 acres of Improved Land
120 acres of unimproved land
12 acres of meadows
5 tons of hay
3 acres of spring wheat
15 bushels of harvested spring wheat
5 acres of winter wheat
45 bushels of winter wheat
6 acres of oats
200 bushels of oats harvested
22 acres of corn
1320 bushels of corn harvested
1 1/2 acres of potatoes
100 bushels of potatoes harvested
270 lbs. of butter manufactured

1870 census, Wapello County - Polk Township - Iowa

Hoover, Daniel58 M FarmerPA
Martha51 FOH
Thomas17 MIL
Sarah J.16 FIA
Caroline14 FIA
Charles12 MIA
Jacob18 MIN
John19 MIN

TIDBIT

The editor's son, Rod, was at Portland, Oregon State
University library the other day and looked to see what he could
find on the Hoover family.Some time back, I asked
him to check for such things in libraries as he travels about the
country.He sent me some more stuff on the Oregon
Donation Land Claim records.I checked them to see if he
found anything new.Unfortunately he did not; however,
during the comparison some information that I already had
jumped out at me from the screen.It is so easy to read
something without it sticking in the brain.I found an entry in
the LDS IGI on a niece of my father.I will be writing Salt Lake
City to see who filed it and what else it has of value.I am
sure it will contain the dates of birth of the children in that
family.Maybe more.

Also the information about Jacob Hoover and his sister,
Mary, who married Samuel Rafferty finally sank in.Such as their
father, Felix Hoover, being born in Pennsylvania and his wife
being Mary Stover.Since their father's will listed his wife as
Sarah, there must have been a second marriage or the wife used
both the name of Mary and Sarah.While this is
possible, I find it highly unlikely.Since I know there were
some Stover people in Pennsylvania, I will have to do more
looking to see if I can find a connection with a Hoover
family.My database was negative.Also, Jacob Wooley being
married to an Eleanor Hoover in Perry Co, OH missed my
brain also.Since Jacob Hoover signed his land claim were they
related or only neighbors?Another little piece of
information that need more investigation.Also, Henry Black
signed the land claim forms for both Jacob Hoover and Jacob
Wooley.Coincidence, neighbors or related?

It seems that at times I have more leads than I can handle; and,
at other times there appears to be no leads at all.Oh well, it
is always interesting to think about such things, even if I never
get around to doing the actual investigation.

MORE TIDBITS

An Electronic Bulletin Board friend sent me the following:Green
Co, KY Deed Book 11, entry 92; I Jacob Hoover of
DuBois Co, IN for and in serious consideration of services
rendered myself and monies paid by my son Coonrod Hoover
and for said services and money have sold him all the
property I have in the County of Green of whatsoever
description relinquishing all right to the same.Given under my
hand this 23 day of August 1823.
Wit:John AffmartinJacob Hoover
Peter Holt

I read some microfilm last night and ran across this.Ann
Faulkner on Prodigy.

Now, this is getting close to home for me.I suspect this may
have been near his time of death, as he does not show up on the
census for 1830.I do not have the 1820 Green Co, KY
census, just an index.The index shows a Jacob Hoover in
Green Co, Ky for 1820.1830 census index for DuBois Co,
IN shows a Phelix Hoover (Felix Hoover); a Jacob Hoover in both
Wayne Co and in Washington Co.The Wayne Co area
is more probably the Quaker Hoover branch.The
Washington Co Jacob looks more interesting.The 1830
census for Monroe Co, IN shows a Coonrod Hoover.While
it also lists a Jacob Hoover; this Jacob appears to be to young
to be the father of Coonrod.The Jacob Hoover of Monroe
Co, IN in 1830 is more likely to be the brother of John
Hoover listed on the same page of the census of the same
county and/or an older brother of Coonrod.There is a
second John Hoover who lives near William Followell and
who is the editor's great grandfather.Whether these 2
groups of Hoovers are related, remains for further
investigation.Obviously, more research on this is necessary.
PENNSYLVANIA MARRIAGES PRIOR TO 1790 from
book by John B. Linn & William H. Egle, Genealogical
Publishing Co, Inc, 1979, Baltimore

Page 122, License issued on 7 Dec 1774 to Conrad Hoover
and Eleanor Erwin
Page 122, License issued on 13 Dec 1768 to Elizabeth
Hoover and Alexander Gardner
Page 122, License issued on 11 Feb 1760 to Jacob Hoover
and Elizabeth Myersen
Page 122, License issued on 13 jan 1774 to Adam Hoovis and Mary
James
Page 124, License issued on 14 Jan 1765 to Jacob Hoover
and Elizabeth Bloomer

Below, are the questions and answers provided by two
soldiers named Hoover who served in the Civil War.The
questions were asked in the applications for their penions:1)
State your full name and present post office address:
2) State your age now:
3) In what State and county were you born?
4) Were you a confederate or Federal soldier?
5) Name of your Company?
6) What was the occupation of your father?
7) Give full name of your father:________________; born at
________; He lived at _____; Give also any particulars
concerning him, as official position, war services, etc.; books
written by him, etc,:
8) Maiden name in full of your mother:_____; she was the
daughter of:______(full name)_____ and his wife:______(full
name)_____; who lived at:_______________________.
9) Remards on ancestry. Give here any and all facts possible in
reference to your parents, grandparents, great-
grandparents, etc., not included in the foregoing as wheere they
lived, offices held, Revolutionary or other war service; what
county they came from to America; first settled - county and
State: always giving full names (if possible), and never
referring to an ancestor simply as such without giving the name.
It is desirable to include every fact possible, and to that end
the full and exact record from old Bibles should be appened on
separate sheets of this size, thus preserving the facts from
loss.

10)If you owned land or other property at the opening of the
war, state what kind of property you owned, and state the value
of your property as near as you can:
11.Did you or your parents own slaves?If so, how many? 12. If
your parents owned land, state about how many acres:

HOOVER, BAXTER RAGSDALE (Pension No. 7151)

FORM NO. 2

1. Baxter Ragsdale Hoover, Beach Grove, Tennessee, Coffee
Co.
2. 79
3. Tennessee.Rebeford (Bedford?) Co.
4. Confederate
5. E; 4th Tenn. Calvery
6. Farmor
7. Ben S. Hoover; ----; Rebford (Bedford?) co; Tennessee;
Hoover Gap
8. Sarah Dillard; Joel Dillard; Martha Jones; Beach Grove
9. Great Grandfather Mathias Hoover came from Germany
and settled in Pensilvania.My Grandfather Christofer
Hoover came from Pensylvania to North Carolina and from
their to Tennessee.My mothers people came from Scotlan.
10.-----
11. My father owned two.
12. 300
13. $10000
14. a log house two story and a half high six rooms
15. I plowed and howed done all other work that was to be
done on the farm.
16. My father did farm work.My mother don all kinds of
house work such as cooking spinning weaving and etc.
17. No
18. It was
19. they did
20. To a limited extent
21. They did and did not show any diference
22. They did
23. There was frendly feeling
24. I dont think it did
25. They were good
26. they were encouraged
27. I atended county schools
28. not a great deal
29. 3 miles
30 Millersburg(?) school
31. private
32. 8 months
33. They did
34. both
35. 1861 September Nashville
36. Springfield, Tennessee
37 Dec 2_ (?)
38. Sacramento Kentucky
39. My experience was rough and tough.We went back to
Rusovelle____ We done scout duty while there.After the
battle of Perivele we returned to Murfreesboro Tenn. therre we
wer put in ______ brigade and scouted around Nashvell
a while then was sent to Columbia to West Tennessee to
distrou the railroads and bridges ______.Hood was fighting in
Murfreesbor and several battles to fight the hardest battle we
fought was a red mound or irons roads where we were
almost entirely surrounded by n ineere fourse Gen. Forest
fought his way out with his men and wagon train and artilery they
had us cut off from Tennessee river we had to fight our way
through so we could cross.I was allso with Gen. Forest on the
stra__ raid I was captured in Aug. 1864 put in prison at camp
chaise and stayed their until Mar 1865 when I was
exchanged in April 1865 reached my command and
surendered with them.
40. May 6(?), 1865 at Washington Georgia
41. We came horseback from their Catanooga ther they took
our horses put us in a frait train and sent us home
42. Farming
43. At home on a farm at work at Beech Grove Tennessee.
My church relation has been with the Presbyterian church for the
last forty years.
44.-----
45. J.E. Armstrong, T. Alman, W.M. Arnold, B. Anderson, J. Alman,
J. Armstrong, T. Ayers, J.E.H. Alexander, J. Black, W.W. Blanton,
B. Brothers, D. Buckaloo, A. Brown, J.
Bullick, H. Brewer, J. Beasley, H. Barrett, B. Blanton, R.
Brothers, D. Blanton, M. Bingham, T. Bett, J. Brewer, R.
Burks, Lum Burks, W. Cummings, R. Clemins, J. Carthorn,
S. A. Carter, Mc. Clark, S. Cob, J.C. Colwell, W.J. Dillard, W.W.
Drake, J. Drake, W.R. Douning, H. Eaton, N.
Eensy(?), S. Elliott, J. Fulks, J.E. Fox, W.T. Ferell, J.M. Fox,
Bertie(?) Fields, J.F. ____(?), H. Gibson, E. Gibson, A.
Gains, A. Garrette, T. Gibson, J. Gibson, W. Garritt, B.R.
Hoover, R. Harris, T. Hoover, J.W. Hoover, D. Hale, M.S.
Hanco*ck, R. Hill, S. Hill, N. Hatchet, L. House, K.T.
Honeycut, John Hanco*ck, J. Honeycut, W. Hoover, Wiley
Hoover, T. Hubbard, _. Hensley, B. Hoover, H. Hoover, S.
Jarrett(?)k, D._. Jacobs, D. Jarrett, C.C. Jacobs, W. Jacobs, R.
Jacobs, J.W. Jacobs, G. Jabes(?), and L. Jacobs, J. Knox, J.
Knight, W. Kelton, W. Knox, A. Knight, J. Kelton, B.
Knox, J. Knox, T. Lambert, J. Lee, D. Lillard, J. W. Lorance, T.
Lee, F.(>) Luther, W. Lillard, J. Lane, J. McMillion, R. Mankins,
J. Mankins, B. Mankins, J.W. Mankins, A.
McMichel, W. McBride, J.R. Miller, M. Miller, R. Miller,
C.A. McNabe, W. Mensie_, H. Mosley, J.N. Norton, J.W.
Norton, P. Norton Jr., J. Newman, J. Nickley, F. Nickley,
C.L.Nolen, W. Owens, J.M. Paxton, W. Pehlps, W.B. Pertle,
W.C. Pertle, J.G. Praitor, S. Pendleton, J. Paxton, C.Phelps, J.
Prewett, J. Peaco*ck, P.J. Praitor, L. Peaco*ck, C.Pearson, G.W.
Robinson, A. Rage, M.D. Robinson, A. Robinson, J.
Rolling, D. Ramsey, P. Reynolds, R. Scruggs, D. Summers,
J.W. Summers, G. Seagroves, J. Shelton, Jesse Shelton,
PlStephenson, Z. Summers, J. Summers, J.A. Summers, J.
Stafford, Jere Shelton, W. Shanklin, E. Sutton, C. Uselton, C.J.
Vardell, F. White, J.H. Warrick, B. Wade, M.H. Webb,
Jessie Warrick, J. Walker, W. Wadkins, J. M Wadson(?).
46.-----

HOOVER, JOSEPH P.J. (No pension number shown)

1. Joseph P. J. Hoover, Murfreesboro Tenn, R.R. 8 Box 89
2. 79 yrs 4 months and 3 days
3. Rutherford County, Tennessee
4. Confederate of course
5. D; 45th Tennessee Browns Brigade Breakenridge Division
afterwards Stewards
6. Farmer
7. Matthias Hoover; near Bellbuckle; Bedford co.; Tennessee; near
Murfreesboro Rutherford county Tenn.; He was held as
hostage in Murfreesboro prison 3 months and 10 days by the
Yankeys.
8. Jerusha Burks; George Burks; Sarah Burks; Hoovers Gap
Rutherford County
9. My gran Father Martin Hoover came from Pensylvania and
settled in Hoovers Gap.He fought with Jackson at the
Battle of New Orleans 1812
10. I was not of age to own any property in my own right and
title.
11. Parents owned 7
12. 300
13. 35 thousand dollars
14. Cedar Hewn Log House 2 Lower Rooms 2 up stairs
Kitchen and Dinning Room.
15. I plowed and did all kinds of labors which is usually done on
a farm in crop time.I kept up my end of row with the
negroes we all worked there were no idleness in the family we
made or (our) living by the seat of our faces.In those days
there were no hoo boos (hobo's) or straglers.
Everybody was busy.We did not have any Carpet Baggers
either but the Yankees brought in a sample and they have
multiplied______.
16. Jest all kinds of work nessary to run a farm.My Mother done
all the weaving for our clothing.Cut and made the
clothing for both white and black also all the kniting, helpt
cook wash scour and gave medical attendance to the Family
and neighbors.
17. The 7 slaves were considered servants as well as slaves 18.
Every man to his occupation and all work was considered honorable
and they who worked was considered of the
highest type of humanity no matter what thaire ocupation
might be.
19. Yes there were but few idlers in our community
20. comparitavely none
21. They mingled together daily and seemed to be buddies
22. They did
23. They were neighborly and friendly no antagonism
whatever
24. No Sir there were 2 parties then and all the slaves and money
combined could get a true man to desert his Party
principal. (could not get).
25. There were numbers that did succed in owning good
farms and what one could do another could do likewise.
26. They were encouraged and advised both by precept and
example
27. Both public and private
28. about 5 years
29. about a mile
30. We had what we called free schools in the fall for 3 to 5
months and sometimes a subscription school in spring.
31. Both at intervals
32. from 3 to 5 months
33. not as regular as they should have done
34. Sometimes we would have a female teacher but mostly a
male.
35. 1862 Oct. Murfreesboro Confederacy
36. Tucker Town on Steward Creek Creek (duplication?)
Nashville Pike
37. Something like 3 months
38. Stones River Murfreesboro Tennessee
39. We were sent to Tulahoma after the Battle at
Murfreesboro, camped there 2 or 3 months advanced to
Beech Grove, sent then to Loudon East Tennessee then back
to the Grove but when we returned the yanks had possession of the
Gaps so we taken up the retreat south.
40. I taken the oath of Alegiance to the United States just so
far as slaves wer concerned 24th March 1865
41. I arrived home 7th day of April 1865 having been a
prisioner of near 16(?) months I being captured at Missionary
Ridge 25th day of Nov. 1863 and carried to Rock Island Ill.
prison.
42. Farming
43. I have engaged in farming ever since the war.I have held no
offices of pay I have lived on the same farm I am now
living on since my birth My church relations are Methodist
Protestant I am an Ex Confeterate Belong to Military
Company of Nashville Company B Capt. Binkley
Commanding Company John P. Hickman our General I
attend all the Reunions when able and when I get out with
the boys I feel like a 2 year old I am very active although
nearying my fourscone years never had had to use spectacles at
any time of my life and my nerves as steady as a die.
44.-----
45. J.R. Moore - Capt., Jordan Pzrely(?)-1st Lt., Will Miller - 1
Lt., James Grimes - 3 Lt., Francies Broils(?) - Orderly, Reed
Amett (Arnett?), Jack Broils, Stokley Broils, James
Brinkley, John J. Auberry, Stokley Miller, Phelix Milllllller,
James Smith, Green Sugg, John Minton, France Simpson,
John Cates, Isaac Eaton, Steve Williams, James Cates, Jack Fox,
Wes Fox, Sam Fox, Eb Smotherman, Jack Woods, Will
Dalton, Newt Woods, Dewitt Smith, John Jones, Henry
McMurrey, Alf Davis, Eli Jenkins, Jim Jenkins, Hugh Loving, Will
Loving, Lant Vaughn, Mose; Woodfin, Jim Clark, Newt
Clark, Will Clark, Will Bell, Tige Bell, Will Morton, Bud
Crick, Jim Crick, Newt Crick, Bob (?) Lamb, George Lane,
Patin(?) Lane, J.P.J. Hoover, Brittan Spence, Jim Spence,
Lee Edwards, Bob Webb, Dinx(?) Webb, Pink Webb, Rob
Miller, Sam Espy, Joe Hale, Joe Marlin, Jim Marlin, Will
Ray, B. Ray, Reedf(?) Arnold, Jim Holden, Dude Oakly, Bud
Daniel.
46. George W. Benson, Murfreesboro R. 8, Tenn
George Hatchett,""
J.P.J. Hoover,""
Ephriam HowlandChristiana 2, Tenn
Louis Hitchco*ckBeach Grove 1, Tenn
D. Alexander""
W.Y. (?) Prator (?)""
Tom Arnold SrChristiana 2, Tenn.
J.T. (?) Kelton""
D.B. MurrayReadyvilleR. 1, Tenn.
Jake(?) McKnight""
Frank McKnight""
Russel Patrick""
Hugh HopeMurfreesboro, Tenn.
G.D. Fleming""
Richard Beard""
Sam Walden""
Bob Whitis""
Tom Garett(?)""

(On extra pages - letter to Mr. Moore, dated 20 Apr 1922)
Dear Sir, .....some little delay I comply with your request by
sending a report of hospital prision and etc life which I hope
you will examine....signed Joseph P.J. HooverHOSPITAL
EXPERIENCE - On the retreat south I
were taken sick 6 miles this side of Catanooga and sent there to
the hospital which were a large building I were there a few days
and had splendid treatment as far as I can remember I got in a
delerious condition did not know anything when I
came to my mind I were in another hospital it ws one night there
were an old man sitting beside me I asked him where
I was at he told me to be quiet that I was very sick and for me
not tdo take any he ordered nourishment to be brought
to me I remember it was soup but what kind I cannot say the next
I knew I were in Atlanta in a very large room and
surrounded by sick soldiers nurses and doctors I asked where I
was and was informed that I were in Atlanta Georgia Thare they
had made all preperations necessary to care for the sick The
Docotors and Nurses were of a high type and perfect
gentlemen they treated me with the greatest kindness in fact as
far as I could discern they treated all of the(m) very kind but
alas we had some that would grumble about the fare
others about the nurses while some would curse the doctors for
all they were worth I thought of the old ssaying that if Jesus
Christ were here on Earth he could not please
everybody which is true for he did not when he was here it there
I seen the old man Dr. Eve of Nashville it seemed to me like
seeing some of my own people I also seen several
refugees from our county among them Jajor John Childress
Sr. who lived near Murfreesboro he and my father were great
friends.Soon as he recognised me he asked me if I needed any
money I told him I did not but threw a 10 dollar bill on my bunk
and steped out telling me if I should need money to write to him
at his address and it would be sent to me at
once Oh how I need friends at that time and I ceartainly
appreciated them I finally got so I could sit up then walk about
a little and the Battle of Chickamauga came off and
they send all the sick that could sit up to the convalesance camp
to give room for the wounded I remained there for a
while and still had as good treatment as the Confederacy
could give from there I was sent to the Guard Camps as it
was there you had to get permission and passport back to
your regiment I spent 2 or 3 days there and from there I was sent
to Richmond Virginia to Guard some prisoners that
were captured in Mississippi we had a very interesting trip I had
permession to inspect the L_bd? prison thourgaly there were not
room for any more prisoners there so we caried
them across James River to the prision campts I ______those camps
on that Island wishing in my mind we had every Yanke on Gods
green earth right there on that island where we
would make them sue for peace I went back to the prison to view
it and they jest what our own soldiers had to eat I must
acknowledge they were somewhat crowded but would to god
they had been crowded a million times more it would have
suited me better that way I returned back to Atlanta reported at
the guard camps and got permission to go to my regiment stationed
at Missionary Ridge camped a short while we were sent on top of
Lookout Mountain at Summertown at it was
called them about this time rations were scarce and we had to do
guard duty about n9 miles down Nickajack Trail in the day and
report back to camps at night sometimes we would
be very hungry indeed it was then that the army began to
dwindle by desertions on the 24 of November were ordered
down from the mountain to foot of Missionary Ridge where
we slept with our guns in readiness for any
emergency.....morning of 25th we commenced our march to
top of Ridge under cannonade fire....Alf Davis was hit by pice of
shell...2 of company were killed.....5 or 6
wounded.....among the wounded was Isaac Eaton a little
fellow and ....were retreating the Lt. missed Eaton....sent Jack
Woods and I back to bring him up.....found him....he was
wounded in the thigh....helping him along.....near the
place....the blamed Yankeys got possesion of the ditches and they
taken the three of us prisoners....kept us on ridge all
night....they collected the dead spread their oil cloths over
their faces but the poor Confederates who were killed had
nothing to spread over them the sun was shining brightly in their
faces....I felt so sorry for them....but congratulated myself
knowing they got about from 5 to 10 more of them
than they got of us.....the 26th marched us down off the ridge to
the old car shed or depot at Chatanooga....confined there in that
mud or Hog hole 2 or 3 days....ordered out in line to hike to
Bridgeport....they had a pontoon across Tennessee
river....broke in the middle several prisoners were
drowned...some guards also....one man got out of the
river...said his name was William Hume(?)....of
Nashville....would like to have a chat with him....we were put in
an old box car...shiped like hogs to Rock Island prison no
incidents of not until we arrived at Nashville where were
placed in Zolicoffer house....one poor fellow looked window and
his brains was shot out he fell dead....had change there to take
the oath...some accepted....Old Any Johnson was
military Governor at that time....loaded again in freight
cars....treated all right by citizens until we crossed Ohio
river....then the finer of scorn and tantaliing began....guards
payed no attention....seemed to enjoy it....arrived Rock Island
prison 11th Dec. 1863 sich and worn out....sent to hospital next
morning....treated very well....I were appointed nurse for a
while....taken the small pocks....sent out to the pest hospital
stayed about a month with somewhere about one million or
more cooties chasing each other up and down my spine and
now and then stop to dig into the small pock sores it was
awful....got back to prision pen and to my barrack No. 29
near the middle of the prision....that was Apr. or May....I could
get letters from home once a week....gave me a heap of
comfort...had plenty to eat at that time coffee load bread hominy
molasses potatoes rice vinegar pickle beef or pork or mule
sometimes bacon and sugar...order came to cut some of the
rations....was done...gave a call for volenteers for the namy
about 400 went out at once they cut the rations off
then to 8 oz. of bread about 2 oz. of green beef that you
could throw 25 feet against a wall and it would stick.no coffee
no potatoes no hominy....nothing....only the bread and beef or
mules...I got a pice of mule neck in my mouth and
the hair in the meat scratched the roof of my mouth like it was
briars I have known men to give their meat rations for a bone
when they would beat it up put it in a cup with water and boil
and boil when cold skim off the greast and enjoy it.I hve seen
priosers get an old bone and suck it jest like have seen children
such a candy stick....when they had starved us this way for a
while they gave a call for volunteers to go the
frontiers....giving them 100 dollars bounty 15 dollars per month
feed and clothe them royally and for them never to
have to fight the south....the result over 1700 went out first
call....2 or 3 weeks after this they gave another chance to join
them....75 went....more calls....then no more calls....no more
food were allowed....guess they thought what remained were pretty
true Rebbels...if the light in a stove flared up anytime of night
Bang went a gun....2 or three killed that way....if a soldier had
to punished they had the means right at hand for they had 2 post
about 6 feet from each other sunk in ground a 2 inch plank nailed
to them with edge up....(made to shape a horses head and tail)
called Mulligins Filly....if prisoner had to ride and seemed
sorta cowed he got off pretty easy but if he showed the least
like it was fun they would tie a 6 lb. rock to each boot ...bring
tears to his eyes and curses to his
lipe...another mode were to tie them up by the shumbs a
spike driven into a post a stout string secured prisioner made to
stand on a plank....hands high as he could reach...string
fastened to his thumps....blood run from the poor elbows to the
ground....I get made everytime I think of these
things....there were 12000 prisoners arrived at Rock Island, 400
joined the navie, 1763 joined the frontier, 4427 died, 45 killed
or missing, 75 at another time joined the frontiers (6810 total
left 5190. we had 5190 starved prisoners to come home and
struggle for a living but we had the nerve....while in prison we
eat dogs rats mice and anything but a clue coat I was released
from prison 24th March 1865....a prisoner for 16 months lacking
one day....arrived home 7th April
1865....found my poor old Father in prision at Murfreesboro held
as hostage for some carpet baggers the confederates had taken off
he was released 17th April 1865 never did take the Oath.....
ERROR

Refer to my query in Volume 7, Issue 4.I regret that I
inadvertently misinformed you that Henry Hover obtained
land in what is presently Pike County, PA.Originally part of
Bucks County, Pike County was finally incorporated in 1814 after
having been at times a part of Wayne and Northampton counties.
Manuel, Manuel Jr., and Ludwig Hover obtained
land in what is presently Pike Counties, verified by further
research, but I fail to verify by deeds and land warrants that
Henry resided on the Pennsylvania side of Sussex County.
However, there are numerous land warrants listed in
Northampton County for Henry Hover (or different Henry
Hovers).Marie J. Summa

HUSBAND: Hoover Henry Mann
Born:
Marr:
_____________________________________________________

WIFE: Ayers Elizabeth Jane
Born:
Father: Dowdy John
Mother: Staley Ellen
____________________________________________________

HUSBAND: Hoover James V
Born: 27 Dec 1813Muskingum, OH
Marr:9 Aug 1848
Died:4 Jul 1875Gilroy, Santa Clara, CA
Father: Hoover Henry Mann
Mother: Ayers Elizabeth Jane
_____________________________________________________

WIFE: Dowdy Elizabeth
Born: circa1822
____________________________________________________

HUSBAND: Hoover John Henry
Born:5 Jun 1847Gallatin, Daviess, MO
Marr:5 Apr 1871
Died: 30 Jan 1916Mt Madonna, Santa Clara, CA
Father: Hoover James V
Mother: Dowdy Elizabeth
_____________________________________________________

WIFE: Hysell Nancy Jane
Born:
Father: Hysell William A
Mother: Knight Harriet C
___________________________________________________

HUSBAND: Hoover James Alexander
Born: 14 Feb 1872Watsonville, Santa Cruz, CA
Marr:3 Jul 1896
Died: 12 Feb 1939San Francisco, San Francisco,CA
Father: Hoover John Henry
Mother: Hysell Nancy Jane
____________________________________________________

WIFE: Wilson Lucinda Belle
Born:
Father: Wilson William N
Mother: Loveall Thursey Lucindy
____________________________________________________

HUSBAND: Dawson Robert E
Born:
Marr:3 Sep 1926Portland, Multnomah, OR
Res:
___________________________________________________

WIFE: Hoover Ada Jane
Born: 24 Jun 1905Watsonville, Santa Cruz, CA
Died: 20 Sep 1926Napa, Solano, CA
Father: Hoover James Alexander
Mother: Wilson Lucinda Belle
_____________________________________________________

CHILDREN_______________________________________
|
1|Name: Dawson Ernest M
M|Born:
|Res:
__|_________________________________________________

Above family group sheets submitted by Ernest M. Dawson

HUSBAND: Maricle Jacob
Born:
Marr:
Parents: Natural
___________________________________________________

WIFE: Arbaugh Sarah
Born:
Parents: Natural
____________________________________________________

Family Group Sheets of Ruth Gale

HUSBAND: Shearer John P
Born: 23 Jan 1812WV
Marr: 22 Jul 1840White, IL
Died: circa1851(?)
__________________________________________________

WIFE: Hoover Harriett
Born: 16 Mar 1822WV
Died: 12 May 1869White, IL
Buried:W Antioch Cem, Mill Shoals, IL
_________________________________________________

Family Group Sheets of Ruth Gale

HUSBAND: Maricle Henry
Born: 22 Oct 1835Antioch, TN
Marr:5 Mar 1857Mills Shoals, White, IL
Died:2 Jul 1927Mill Shoals, White, IL
Buried:W Antioch Cem, White, IL
Father: Maricle Jacob
Mother: Arbaugh Sarah
_____________________________________________________

WIFE: Shearer Mary Ann
Born:2 Oct 1841Phillips Town, White, IL
Died: 21 Feb 1923Mill Shoals, White, IL
Buried:W Antioch Cem, White, IL
Father: Shearer John P
Mother: Hoover Harriett
____________________________________________________

Family Group Sheets of Ruth Gale

HUSBAND: Hoover Joseph
Born: circa1804(?)KY
Marr: 12 Nov 1846White Co, IL
Res:
___________________________________________________

WIFE: Maricle Rachel
Born: circa1815(?)Greenbriar, WV
Father: Maricle Jacob
Mother: Arbaugh Sarah
__________________________________________________

CHILDREN_(X_=_ancestor_of_preparer)____________
|
1|Name: Hoover Hulda
F|Born: circa1836IL
__|_______________________________________________
|
2|Name: Hoover Mahala
F|Born: circa1838(?)IL
|Marr: 26 Feb 1857
|To: Howell Thomas J
__|________________________________________________
|
3|Name: Hoover Joseph
M|Born: circa1840(?)IL
|Marr: 17 Sep 1863
|To: Short Barthena
__|_________________________________________________
|
4|Name: Hoover David
M|Born: circa1841(?)IL
__|________________________________________________
|
5|Name: Hoover Eliza
F|Born: circa1842(?)IL
__|________________________________________________
|
6|Name: Hoover Sarah
F|Born: circa1847(?)IL
|Marr:2 May 1869
|To: Pilcher John C
__|_______________________________________________
|
7|Name: Hoover Amanda
F|Born: circa1849(?)IL
__|_______________________________________________
|
8|Name: Hoover Margaret
F|Born: circa1851(?)IL
__|______________________________________________
|
9|Name: Hoover William H
M|Born: circa1851(?)IL
__|_______________________________________________
|
10|Name: Hoover Mary E
F|Born: circa1858(?)IL
__|_______________________________________________

Family Group Sheets of Ruth Gale

Volume 8, Number 2
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FOURTH ANNUAL REUNION

THE HOOVER FAMILY

Held in Lisbon, Iowa

June 16, 1927

The Fourth Annual Reunion of the Hoover family was held
in the Reformed Church, Lisbon, Iowa on Thursday, June 16, 1927.
Relatives from Pennsylvania, Michigan and Indiana
joined with the Iowa people to make the 1927 Reunion a real
success and to swell the attendance to one hundred and
eleven.

Several communications were read from members of the
family, unable to be present.All were pleased and happy
that "Uncle Mike" was again able to be present, with marked
improvement in health.The usual elaborate dinner was
served, to which ample justice was done, after which the
annual business meeting was held.The 5th Annual Reunion
will be held June 15, at Lisbon, in the Reformed Church.

BUSINESS MEETING

Reunion was called to order by President John H. Hoover of
Lisbon.The Secretary and Treasurer reports were read and
approved.It was moved and seconded to hold the next
Reunion in Lisbon, the executive committee to set the day.The
following officers were elected for the coming year:

Honorary President, "Uncle Mike" Hoover, Tama
President, John H. Hoover, Lisbon
Vice-President, Ben Neal, Mount Vernon
Secretary and Treasurer, Mrs. Burt H. Neal, Mount Vernon
Executive Committee, Officers and Clyde Hoover, Eva Floyd, Mrs.
Hugh Yeisley, Burt Neal and Freeman Hoover.

PROGRAM

Following the business meeting, some of the attendants from the
east, were called upon for remarks, who expressed their pleasure
in being able to be present, and forming
acquaintances with so many relatives, they had never seen
before.Others also spoke briefly.An exceptionally
interesting part of the program was a paper read by Mrs.
Henry Neidig, detailing many facts of interest regarding the
early history of the Hoover family.The name was originally
"Huber", and John Ulrich Huber is the first member
mentioned by any historian, as having come to America.A
number of Hubers were named, and interesting facts with
reference to them noted, in this excellent paper, "all being
undoubtedly of the same family, as they came from the same
general locality in Europe, and settled near one another in
Pennsylvania."The paper read by Mrs. Neidig can only be
thus briefly referred to, but a complete history of the family
may be read in a book that is being written by her husband,
covering the history and inter-relations of the Hoover, Neidig
and Hershey families, which will be of interest to a
considerable number of people.

The business session over, the remainder of the afternoon
was spent in a social way, and the fourth annual reunion was
declared a success, and the occasion of great enjoyment on the
part of all.Particular gratification was had in the
presence of the members of the family from the east and may
another year find them present again, with others also, and a
larger attendance than at any time before.

THOSE IN ATTENDANCE THIS YEAR

Mr. Michael Hoover, Tama; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hoover,
Steelton, PA; Mr. and Mrs. Will Yeisley and Laurance,
Whittier, Iowa; Mrs. Hazel Wickham Gunn, Center Point,
Iowa; Mr. and Mrs. George Hoover, Sioux City, Iowa; Mrs.
Susie High, Central City, Iowa; Mr. A.J. Neidig, Muscatine, Iowa;
Mrs. Lizzie Bitzer, Muscatine, Iowa; Miss Pearl Bitzer,
Muscatine, Iowa; Mrs. Clara Lockhart and Melvin, Muscatine Iowa;
Mrs. Viola Moodey, Frances and Violet, Rock Island,
Illinois; Mr. Ray Weirick, Des Moines, Iowa; Mrs. Henry
Neidig, Chicago, Illinois; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Oxley, Marion,
Iowa; Mrs. Gladys Schenken, Marion, Iowa; Mr. Elmer Cox,
Traer, Iowa; Mrs. Erma Minkel, Irene, Junior and Margaret, Traer,
Iowa; Mr. and Mrs. Del. Starks, Howard, Freeman,
Arlo and Doris, Springville, Iowa; Mr. and Mrs. John Trump, Iowa
City, Iowa; Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hoover, Iowa City, Iowa; Mrs. Maude
Runkel, and Paul, Cedar Rapids, Iowa; George
Elmer Schinler, Cedar Rapids, Iowa; Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Achey, Eloise and Elinor, Bennett, Iowa; Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
Hoover, Bernita and Maxine, Cedar Rapids, Iowa; Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Hoover, Holland, Michigan; Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Hoover, LaPorte, Indiana; Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hoover, and
Bert, Highspire, Pennsylvania.

Freeman Hoover; Mrs. Amanda Neal; Mr. and Mrs. John
Wickham; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Neal, Dortha, Alberta, Howard,
Denny; Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Neal, Myron, Laura, Mildred;
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wickham, Vera, Louis, Warren; Mr. and
Mrs. Will Hoover; Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Yeisley, Kenneth,
Eula, and Lucile; Mount Vernon, Iowa.

Mrs. W. H. Runkel; Mr. and Mrs. John Hoover; Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Hoover; Mr. and Mrs. Esthel Hoover; Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Kynett, Laurence and Margaret; Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Runkel; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hoover; Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Floyd, Viola, Nita and Mildred; Miss Eva Floyd;
Lisbon, Iowa.

Hoover-Logan:I am interested in securing additional data
concerning the ancestry or family of Valore Emmanuel Hoover and
Caroline Isadore Logan.They are of Pennsylvania origin and
settled in Warren Co, Ind., prior to 1880.Mr Hoover died about
1880 at State Line, Ind. - Mrs. Seth Hoover, 1520 West "B"
Street, Hastings, Nebraska.

(B) HOOVER - Want anc. of Eliza. Hoover, who m. - Dr. James Jones
in Ohio Co., Ky,1822.According to desc., the Hoovers came to
Ky from Penna. & were of German descent.It appears from the
1850 census of Ohio Co, Ky. that the Hoovers were of Penna.
Those listed were: Leonard Hoover, b. ca. 1792 Penna, wife Nancy,
b. ca 1795 in Md. & fam. (marriage bonds show Leonard marrying
Ann Ford, 19 Dec 1812); Jonathan Hoover, b. ca 1804 in Ky., wife
Mahala, b. ca 1808 in Va. & fam. (marriage bonds, Jonathan to
Mahala Ann Roach, 8 Jul 1828); Garrison Hoover, b. ca. 1803, Ky &
wife Margaret, b. ca 1817 in Va. & fam (his 1st wife was Sallie
Gentry & married 15 Sep 1829); John Hoover, b. ca 1812, Ky., &
wife Salina, b. ca 1815 No. Caro. (marriage bonds - Joh,
b.-Salina Kelley, 7 Mar 1833 with Jonathan Hoover as bondsman);
Mary Hoover, b. ca 1796 in Va., a widow.It is believed that our
Elizabeth Hoover was sister to Leonard, Jonathan, Garrison and
John.Was their mother a Garrison?Will appreciate any data.
(Mrs. Charles E. Wofford, P.O. Box 477, Cuba Missouri).
-----------------

Abstracts from Eugene City Guard, Lane County, Ore. 1867 - 1871
by Mary Stapleton Lawlor, has the following:

1.page 13 -- Dr. J. W. Hoover of Roseburg among gentlemen named
to act as agent for the Guard.Dec 19, 1868, Corvallis area.
2.page 19 -- H. Hoover mentioned as being sick with small pox
Feb 13, 1869 in Jacksonville, OR

Abstracts of Lincoln County Leader, also by Mary Stapleton
Lawlor:

1.page 2 -- Marriage license issued to William M. Howell and
Susan J. Hoover, both of Tidewater, Mar. 9, 1893

2.page 57 -- Marriage license to Austin B. Hoover and Clara W.
Vincent of Waldport, Dec. 21, 1897

3.page 58 -- O. A. Copeland, Lola Vincent - Austin B. Hoover,
Clara Bennett (this one wasa list of couples that received
permits to marry in 1897.Ed Note:Looks like an error
somewhere!

4.page 59 -- "There was a surprise on Sunday the 19th in the
marriage of Austin B. Hoover and Miss Clara W. Bennett by Rev. W.
H. Myers, after which there was a bountiful supply of cake and
some Methodist chicken.Rev Myers likes yellow legged chicken."
For anyone doing research on the Oregon Territory, The Oregon
Trail Revisited by Gregory Franzwa, 1972, is recommended as a
good guide to the trail, though it is more historical than
genealogical.The Oregon Trail, Yesterday and Today by William
E. Hill, 1986 is another book for giving you the 'feel' of the
trail with some quotes from diaries, maps and pictures.

E. Hoover 1866 is carved on Register Cliff along the wagon trail.
G. W. Hoover July 11, 1862 is carved into Independence Rock,
also along the trail.
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Knights of Pythias Cemetery, Bandon, Coos Co, OR

Robertia Ann Hoover d. 19 Jan 1963 age 78 yrs
Wilbur Aaron Hoover b. 1871 d. Nov 1951

Genealogical Forum of Portland, OR Bulletin, Volume XX, Number 3,
Nov 70
When the 1790 Census was taken, did you know that
1) Maine was part of Massachusetts?
2) Kentucky was part of Virginia?
3) Alabama and Mississippi were part of Georgia?
4) Ohio, Illinois, Indiana and part of Minnesota were known as
Northwest Territory?
5) Western New York was wilderness with Elmira and Binghampton
detached hamlets?
6) Detroit and Vincennes were so small and isolated that they
were not included in the report of the First Census?

Probably all of you are aware of these things but just in case
you were not, I thought I would send them along as a little
something extra!

Jacob Blodgett's Acct Book, Morgan Co, IL was donated to the
Genealogical Forum of Portland, OR Library and was printed in
Volume XX, Number 8 in April 1971.You can see that the evidence
we sometimes need is NOT located in a logical place.I could
find no person named Hoover amongst his customer ledger books.
Genealogical Forum of Portland, OR Bulletin Volume XX, Number 9
of May 1971
Washington Co, OR Marriage Book 2

Page 39W. H. Connell and Letitia Hoover m. 15 Jan 1880 at house
of Jacob Hoover; Samuel Rafertie, Jacob Hoover, wits; Wm E.
Smith, minister.

Page 321 A. C. Wirtz and Mary L. Raffety m. 20 Jan 1880 at house
of D. L. Leathers; S. B. Raffety, Mary Gerdell, Wits; Wm E.
Smith, minister.

Tennessee Bible Records & Marriage Bonds, Jeannette Tillotson
Acklen, Genealogical Publishing, Baltimore, 1980.Marriages
solemnized by Robert. Boyte C. Howell, Norfolk, VA.

Hooberry, John W. to Miss Martha C. Stump on 15 Nov 1860
Hoover, Henry to Miss Ella Hyronemus on 8 Jul 1863

The LDS Church IGI (International Genealogical Index) -
Pennsylvania
Continued from Volume 8, Issue Number 1

Hoover, John m. Lydia Leidig on 4 Nov 1819 in First Evangelical
Lutheran Church, Carlisle, Cumberland Co

Hoover, John b. in 1833 to George Hoover and Mary in Brothers
Valley, Somerset Co Hoover, John m. Eliza Yesler on 2 Dec 1841 at
First Evangelical Lutheran Church, Carlisle, Cumberland Co
Hoover, John b. in 1842 to William Hoover and Ann Weller in Lake
Twp, Luzerne Co Hoover, John b. in 1845 to Jacob Hoover and Mary
in Washington Twp, Franklin Co

Hoover, John m. Elizabeth Blough in 1849 in Holsopple, Somerset
Co Hoover, John m. Mary Ann Overholtzer on 29 Mar 1849 in Saint
James Evangelical Lutheran Church, Gettysburg, Adams Co

Hoover, John christened on 25 Dec 1849, son of Samuel Hoover and
Martha in Milford Twp, Somerset Co

Hoover, John listed (no family given) age 23 years in 1850 census
in Adams Co Hoover, John listed with John W. Hoover family age 9
years in 1850 census in Liberty Twp, Adams Co

Hoover, John listed with Henry Hoover family age 3 years in 1850
census in Franklin Co Hoover, John listed with Abraham Hoover
family age 4 years in 1850 census in Letterkenny Twp, Franklin Co
Hoover, John listed with Henery Hoover family age 1 year in 1850
census in Montgomery Twp, Franklin Co

Hoover, John listed with John Hoover family age 22 years in 1850
census in Peters Twp, Franklin Co

Hoover, John listed with John Hoover family age 22 years in 1850
census in Warren Twp, Franklin Co

Hoover, John listed with Jacob Hoover family age 21 years in 1850
census in West Earl Twp, Lancaster Co

Hoover, John b. 13 Jan 1851 to Christian Hoover and Frances
Rhodes in McConnellsburg, Fulton Co

Hoover, John b. in 1855 to William Hoover and Phebe in Brothers
Valley, Somerset Co Hoover, John m. Mary Stouffer on 4 Sep 1856
in Evangelical Lutheran Church, Waynesboro, Franklin Co

Hoover, John christened on 26 Jun 1858, son of George Hoover and
Mary Ann at Emanuel Reformed Church, Abbottstown, Adams Co
Hoover, John christened on 6 Aug 1857 son of George Hoover and
Mary Ann in Abbottstown, Adams Co

Hoover, John listed with George Hoover family age 2 years in 1860
census, Centre Co

Hoover, John listed with Jacob Hoover family age 6 years in 1860
census in Centre Co

Hoover, John christened on 15 Nov 1860 son of Hanry Hoover and
Sarah in Emanuel Reformed Church in Abbottstown, Adams Co

Hoover, John b. 18 Jan 1863 to Henry Hoover and Elizabeth Werner
in Heidelberg Twp, Berks Co

Hoover, John b. 18 Jan 1863 to Henry Hoover and Elizabeth in
Lower Heidelberg Twp, Berks Co

Hoover, John A. b. 3 Mar 1825 to Abraham Hoover and Christina
Martin in York Co

Hoover, John Allen christened on 2 Nov 1864 at Emanuel Reformed
Church, Abbottstown, Adams Co

Hoover, John Atlee listed in will of Michael Hoover on 13 May
1847 in Lancaster Co

Hoover, John Christian christened on 26 Jul 1841 at
Mechanicsburg, Cumberland Co

Hoover, John Clyde b. 26 Oct 1931 (?) to Charles Daniel Hoover
and Maretha Elizabeth Rock in Chambersburg, Franklin Co

Hoover, John David christened on 26 Dec 1844, son of John Hoover
and Mary in Mechanicsburg, Cumberland Co

Hoover, John F. listed with George Hoover family, age 2 years in
1850 census in Adams Co

Hoover, John F. listed with David Hoover family, age 3 years in
1860 census in Centre Co

Hoover, John J. listed with Saml. Hoover family, age 18 years in
1850 census in Hamiltonban Twp, Adams Co

Hoover, John M. m. Lucetta Ranck on 19 Nov 1885 in Lancaster Co
Hoover, John Miles m. Rachel Dubbs on 24 Dec 1844 in Franklin,
Venango Co

Hoover, John O. b. 6 Dec 1845 to Jacob Hoover and Nancy Harbaugh
in Washington Twp, Franklin Co

Hoover, John Richard christened on 2 Mar 1871, son of Henry
Hoover and Louisa at Union Salem Church, Berrysburg, Dauphin Co
Hoover, John S. b. 16 Mar 1816 to David Hoover and Mary Schultz
in Blair Co

Hoover, John S. b. 20 Jan 1871 to Samuel Snyder Hoover and Diana
Shenk in Dauphin Co

Hoover, John T. b. 31 Jul 1871 to Norman M. Hoover and Martha
Araminta Packer in Bellefonte, Centre Co

Hoover, John W. listed with Christian Hoover family, age 7 years
in 1850 census in Washington Co

Hoover, Jonas m. Hetty Zimmerman on 29 Nov 1827 in Centre Co
Hoover, Jonas b. 11 Feb 1852 to David Hoover and Susan Clark in
Hooversville, Somerset Co

Huver, Jonathan christened on 12 Feb 1804, son of Adam Huver and
Susan in Goshenhoppen Catholic Church, Montgomery Co

Hoover, Joseph b. in 1846 to William Hoover and Phebe in Brothers
Valley, Somerset Co

Hoover, Joseph listed with Henry Hoover family, age 9 years in
1850 census in Franklin Co

Hoover, Joseph listed with John Hoover family, age 4 years in
1850 census in Guilford Twp, Franklin Co

Hoover, Joseph listed with Christian Hoover family, age 18 years
in 1850 census in Guilford Twp, Franklin Co

Hoover, Joseph christened on 25 Jul 1859, son of George Hoover
and Mary in Emanuel Reformed Church, Abbottstown, Adams Co
Hoover, Joseph b. 16 Sep 1882 in Snydersburg, Clarion Co

Hover, Joseph E. m. Martha Fry on 30 Jun 1836 in Central
Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co

Hover, Joseph Eves m. Sarah Mary Dutton on 21 Jun 1855 in
Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co

Hoover, Joseph Frank b. 13 Feb 1864 to Joseph S. Hoover and Mary
Small in Marion Twp, Berks Co

Hoover, Josephine b. in 1850 to Samuel Hoover in Weatherly,
Carbon Co

Hoover, Josephine m. William Heston Rouse on 18 Jun 1868 in
Weatherly, Carbon Co

Huver, Josephus christened on 15 Mar 1808, son of David Huver and
Elisabetha in Conewago Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church,
Conewago Twp, Adams Co

Hoover, Julia Ann m. Geo. E. Wampler on 7 Dec 1848 in Evangelical
Lutheran Church, Waynesboro, Franklin Co

Hoover, Julian Amelia b. 4 Apr 1841 to John Hoover and Sophia in
Lutheran and Reformed Church, Arendtsville, Adams Co

Hoover, Juliane listed (no family given) age 34 years in 1850
census in Washington Twp, Franklin Co

Hoover, Juliann b. in 1816 to Peter Hoover in Franklin Co

Hoover, Juliann listed with John Hoover family, age 3 years in
1850 census in Martic Twp, Lancaster Co

Hoover, Juliean listed with George Hoover family, age 10 years in
1850 census in Adams Co

Hoover, Juliet R. m. David Hershey on 12 Nov 1885 in Lancaster Co
Hoover, Justina b. in 1825 to James Hoover and Elizabeth in
Philadelphia Co

Hoover, Kate b. 26 May 1868 to Benjamin Hoover and Emma Fox in
Heidelberg Twp, Berks Co

Hoover, Kate m. Isaac Henry or James Henry Yoh on 29 Aug 1885 in
Haines Church, Wernersville, Berks Co

Hoover, Kate E. m. Franklin Rutter on 10 Feb 1886 in Lancaster Co
Hoover, Laura listed with Harvey Hoover family, age 1 year in
1860 census in Centre Co

Hoover, Laura Elmira Alverta christened on 5 May 1870, daughter
of George Hoover and Catharine M. in Saint Johns Lutheran Church,
Abbottstown, Adams Co

Hoover, Laura M. m. Charles Fredrick Kicher on 2 Feb 1904 in
Reynoldsville, Jefferson Co

Hoover, Laura Sophia christened on 21 Feb 1858, daughter of John
Hoover and Sophia Susanny in Lutheran and Reformed Church,
Arendtsville, Adams Co

Hoover, Leah b. in 1843 to Jacob Hoover and Eves in Brothers
Valley, Somerset Co

Hoover, Leah listed in will of Joseph Hoover on 16 Sep 1844 in
Lancaster Co

Hoover, Leah b. in 1845 to David Hoover and Rosan in Brothers
Valley, Somerset Co

Hoover, Lean listed with Jacob Hoover family, age 11 years in
1850 census in Franklin Co

Hoover, Leah m. John Sailor on 3 Jul 1853 in York Co

Hoover, Leah listed with Henry Hoover family, age 9 years in 1860
census in Centre Co

Hoover, Leeha christened on 22 Mar 1846, daughter of Daniel
Hoover and Rosina in Somerset Co

Hoover, Lenora b. 1 Apr 1880 to James Hoover and Mary Gaskill in
Brownsville, Fayette Co

Hoover, Lewis b. in 1851 to Michael Hoover and Sarah in Allegheny
Co

Hoover, Lily Ann christened on 24 Jul 1871, daughter of Isreal
Hoover and Amanda Klick in Zoar Evangelical Lutheran Church,
Mount Zion, Lebanon Co

Hoover, Louisa b. in 1843 to David Hoover and Rosan in Brothers
Valley, Somerset Co

Hoover, Louisa listed with John Hoover family, age 12 years in
1850 census in Peters Twp, Franklin Co

Hoover, Louisa listed with John Hoover family, age 12 years in
1850 census in Warren Twp, Franklin Co

Hoover, Louisa christened on 30 Apr 1868 in Emanuel Reformed
Church, Abbottstown, Adams Co

Hoover, Lovinia listed (no family given) age 13 years in 1850
census in Berks Co

Hoover, Lucinda b. in 1857 to William Hoover and Phebe in
Brothers Valley, Somerset Co

Hoover, Lucy N. listed with Saml. Hoover family age 3 yrs in 1850
census in Hamiltonban Twp, Adams Co

Hoover, Lueisa christened on 22 Oct 1837, daughter of Isaac
Hoover in Brothers Valley Twp, Somerset Co

Hoover, Lydia b. in 1840 to David Hoover and Rosan in Brothers
Valley, Somerset Co

Hoover, Lydia christened on 18 Apr 1840, daughter of Daniel
Hoover and Rosinah in Somerset Co

Hoover, Lydia m. Samuel Urich on 9 Oct 1856 in Christ Lutheran
Church, York, York Co

Hoover, Madalena listed (no family given) age 45 years in 1850
census in Adams Co

Hoover, Maddie_ m. Joseph A. Wike on 14 Apr 1883 in Saint Johns
Reformed Church, Lower Heidelberg Twp, Berks Co

Hover, Magdalena listed in will of Jacob Hover on 29 Jul 1759 in
Lancaster Co

Hover, Magdalena listed in will of Jacob Hover on 12 Sep 1792 in
Earl Twp, Lancaster Co

Hoover, Magdalena listed in will of Jacob Hoover on 24 Aug 1797
in German Twp, Fayette Co

Hoover, Magdalena listed with Jacob Hoover family, age 15 years
in 1850 census in West Earl Twp, Lancaster Co

Hoover, Magdalena b. in 1859 to William Hoover and Phebe in
Brothers Valley, Somerset Co

Hoover, Maggy listed (no family given), age 2 years in 1860
census in Centre Co

Hoover, Mahala_ listed with H. Hoover and M._ in Venango Co
Hoover, Malinda listed with Edwd. Hoover family, age 2 years in
1850 census in Berks Co

Hoover, Malinda m. Jacob Hake on 13 Apr 1862 in Christ Lutheran
Church, York, York Co

Hoover, Malinda b. 13 May 1864 to Samuel Snyder Hoover and Diana
Shenk in Dauphin Co

Hoover, Mandella b. 7 Aug 1827 to Mich. Hoover and Sarah in
Mechanicsburg, Cumberland Co

Hover, Margaret listed in will of Jacob Hover on 29 Jul 1759 in
Lancaster Co

Hover, Margaret listed in will of Jacob Hover on 12 Sep 1792 in
Earl Twp, Lancaster Co

Hoover, Margaret b. in 1827 to John Hoover and Elizabeth Baucham
in Dauphin Co

Hoover, Margaret m. John Samuel Gipple in 1847 in Dauphin Co

Hoover, Margaret b. in 1847 to David Hoover and Rosan in Brothers
Valley, Somerset Co

Hoover, Margaret listed with George Hoover family, age 1 year in
1850 census in Adams Co

Hoover, Margaret m. Andrew Mowrey on 20 May 1873 in
Penningtonville Presbyterian Church, Atglen, Chester Co

Hoover, Margaret Esther b. 25 May 1902 to Walter Wayne Hover and
Minnie Pomroy in Reynoldsville, Jefferson Co

Hoover, Margaretta Agnes christened on 26 Dec 1844, daughter of
John Hoover and Mary, in Mechanicsburg, Cumberland Co

Hoover, Margret listed in will of Jacob Hoover on 24 Aug 1797 in
German Twp, Fayette Co

Hoover, Margrit listed with Henry Hoover family, age 17 years in
1850 in Waynesboro, Franklin Co

Hoover, Margt Ann christened on 18 Oct 1851, daughter of Ruben
Hoover and Keziah at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, York Springs,
Adams Co

Hover, Maria listed in will of Jacob Hover on 29 Jul 1759 in
Lancaster Co

Hoover, Maria m. John Witman on 5 Jul 1785 in New Hanover,
Montgomery Co

Hover, Maria listed in will of Jacob Hover on 12 Sep 1792 in Earl
Twp, Lancaster Co

Hoover, Maria m. Samuel Linton on 12 Mar 1830 in Montgomery Co

Hoover, Maria m. Samuel Linton on 18 Mar 1830 in Montgomery Co

Hoover, Maria m. Henry Bostic on 20 Aug 1843 in Christ
Evangelical Lutheran Church, Elizabethtown, Lancaster Co

Hoover, Maria listed with Henry Hoover family, age 6 years in
1850 census, Franklin Co

Hover, Maria listed with Berthold Hover family, age 28 in 1850 in
Northampton Co

Hoover, Mariah b. in 1818 to Peter Hoover/ in Franklin Co

Hoover, Mariah listed with Jacob Hoover family, age 16 years in
1850 census in Martic Twp, Lancaster Co

Hoover, Miarietta christened on 23 Nov 1856, daughter of H.
Hoover and M._ in Venango Co

Hoover, Marlin born in 1838 to John Hoover and Mary in Bedford Co

Hoover, Martha b. 4 Sep 1848 to Christian Hoover and Frances
Rhodes in McConnellsburg, Fulton Co

Hoover, Martha listed with Christian Hoover family, age 7 years
in 1850 census in Franklin Co

Hoover, Martha listed with Henry Hoover family, age 1 year in
1860 census in Centre Co

Hoover, Martha A. b. 7 Sep 1858 to David Hoover and Susan Clark
in Hooversville, Somerset Co

Hoover, Martha Ann christened on 27 Sep 1853, daughter of John A.
Hoover and Elizabeth, in Christ Lutheran Church, York, York Co

Hoover, Martha Melinda b. 9 Mar 1858 to Abraham Hoover and
Margaret Murray in Grahamton, Clearfield Co

Hoover, Martha Melinda m. David Rittenhouse Houser on 1 Jul 1875
in Clearfield Co

Hover, Martin listed in will of Jacob Hover on 29 Jul 1759 in
Lancaster Co

Hoover, Martin b. 5 Jan 1777 to Matthias Hoover or Huber and
Maria in Lancaster Co

Hoover, Martin m. Margaret Stager on 4 Oct 1791 in Reading, Berks
Co

Hover, Martin listed in will of Jacob Hover on 12 Sep 1792 in
Earl Twp, Lancaster Co

Hoover, Martin b. in 1847 to Rudolph Hoover and Catherine in
Bedord Co

Hoover, Martin listed with Martin Hoover family, age 1 year in
1850 census in Franklin Co

Hoover, Martin listed with Abraham Hoover family, age 5 years in
1850 census in Letterkenny Twp, Franklin Co

Hoover, Martin listed with John Hoover family, age 15 years in
1850 census in Lurgan Twp, Franklin Co

Hoover, Martin listed with John Hoover family, age 20 years in
1850 census in Peters Twp, Franklin Co

Hoover, Martin listed with John Hoover family, age 20 years in
1850 census in Warren Twp, Franklin Co

Hoover, Martin listed with John Hoover family, age 7 years in
1850 census in Martic Twp, Lancaster Co

Hoover, Martin listed with Abraham Hoover, age 5 years in 1850
census in Martic Twp, Lancaster Co

Hoover, Mary m. Stephen Murphy on 28 Sep 1788 in Germantown,
Philadelphia Co Hoover, Mary listed in will of Jacob Hoover on 24
Aug 1797 in German Twp, Fayette Co

Hoover, Mary born in 1816 to Martin Hoover and Mary Eshleman in
Martic Twp, Lancaster Co

Hoover, Mary b. in 1827 to James Hoover and Elizabeth in
Philadelphia Co

Hoover, Mary b. 15 Jun 1827 to Abraham Hoover and Rebecca in High
Spire, Dauphin Co

Hoover, Mary m. Abraham Christner in 1831 in Somerset Co

Hoover, Mary b. 27 Feb 1837 to Jacob Hoover and Nancy Harbaugh in
Washington Twp, Franklin Co

Hoover, Mary b. 4 Apr 1837 to Christian Hoover and Frances Rhodes
in Franklin Co

Hoover, Mary m. Jacob Young on 8 Mar 1838 in Bedminster Twp,
Bucks Co

Hoover, Mary m. Jacob Young on 8 Mar 1838 in German Reformed
Church, Tohickon, Bucks Co

Hoover, Mary b. in 1839 to Jacob Hoover and Eve in Brothers
Valley, Somerset Co

Hoover, Mary b. in 1840 to Valentine Hoover and Elizabeth in
Spring Garden, York Co

Hoover, Mary b. 29 May 1841 to Samuel Hoover or Huber and Mary in
Lower Heidelberg Twp, Berks Co

Hoover, Mary christened on 22 Aug 1841, daughter of James Hoover
and Sarah in First Evangelical Lutheran Church, Carlisle,
Cumberland Co

Hoover, Mary b. in 1845 to Rudolph Hoover and Catherine in
Bedford Co

Hoover, Mary m. Geo. Boyer on 8 Jan 1846 in Saint Matthews
Lutheran Church, Hanover, York Co

Hoover, Mary listed with John Hoover family, age 12 years in 1850
census in Adams Co

Hoover, Mary listed with John Hoover family, age 8 years in 1850
census in Franklin Co

Hoover, Mary listed with John Hoover family, age 9 years in
Guilford Twp, Franklin Co

Hoover, Mary listed with Christian Hoover family, age 21 years in
1850 census in Guilford Twp, Franklin Co

Hoover, Mary listed with John Hoover family, age 12 years in 1850
census in Lurgan Twp, Franklin Co

Hoover, Mary listed with Abraham Hoover family, age 17 years in
1850 census in Letterkenny Twp, Franklin Co

Hoover, Mary listed with Christian Hoover family, age 1 year in
1850 census in Peters Twp, Franklin Co

Hoover, Mary christened on 5 Sep 1852, daughter of Samuel Hoover
or Huber and Mary in Saint Johns Reformed Church in Lower
Heidelberg Twp, Berks Co

Hoover, Mary christened on 13 Feb 1856, daughter of John Hoover
and Elizabeth in Abbottstown, Adams Co

Hoover, Mary b. in 1859 to Michael Hoover and Sarah in Allegheny
Co

Hoover, Mary listed with John Hoover family, age 6 years in 1860
census in Centre Co

Hoover, Mary m. Henry A. Feagley on 1 Mar 1857 in Hubley Twp,
Schuylkill Co

Hoover, Mary m. Jacob Kachel on 22 Apr 1886 in Lancaster Co

Hoover, Mary A. listed with John Hoover family, age 57 years in
1850 census in Adams Co

Hoover, Mary A. listed with Isaac Hoover family, age 12 years in
1850 census in Leaco*ck Twp, Lancaster Co

Hoover, Mary A. m. John H. Rudy on 19 Nov 1874 in Shoops Church,
Dauphin Co

Hoover, Mary Alice b. 3 Nov 1887 to James Harvey Hoover and Sarah
Belle Gaston in Elk Co

Hoover, Mary Ann m. Benjamin Baker on 18 Jan 1835 in Montgomery
Co

Hoover, Mary Ann listed with Joshua Hoover family, age 4 years in
1850 census in Adams Co

Hoover, Mary Anne christened on 22 Oct 1837, daughter of Isaac
Hoover in Brothers Valley Twp, Somerset Co

Hoover, Mary C. b. 19 May 1853 to John Hoover and Elizabeth
Blough in Somerset Co

Hoover, Mary C. m. James R. Ziegler on 16 Feb 1858 in Evangelical
Lutheran Church, Waynesboro, Franklin Co

Hoover, Mary Catharine b. 17 Jun 1849 to John Hoover and Sophia
in Lutheran and Reformed Church, Arendtsville, Adams Co

Hoover, Mary Ellen b. 18 May 1854 to Christian Hoover and Emily
or Emma Anderson in Perry Co

Hoover, Mary Emma christened on 18 Oct 1851, daughter of Ruben
Hoover and Keziah in Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, York Springs,
Adams Co

Hoover, Mary H. listed with Saml. Hoover family, age 1 year in
1850 census in Hamiltonban Twp, Adams Co

Hoover, Mary H. m. Samuel W. Wanshop on 21 Aug 1869 in
Maidencreek Lutheran Church, Blandon, Berks Co

Hoover, Mary J. listed with Jacob Hoover family, age 5 years in
1850 census in Adams Co Hoover, Mary J. b. 12 Mar 1856 to David
Hoover and Susan Clark in Hooversville, Somerset Co

Hover, Mary Jane christened on 4 May 1863, daughter of George
Hover and Mary Ann, at Saint Johns Lutheran Church, Abbottstown,
Adams Co

TIDBITS

Hafer Bible owned by Mrs Hubert Conner, Hebron, KY; copied 31 Aug
1961 by Mrs Clifford Coyle, Regent, Boone County Chapter, DAR,
Florence, KY; published in Kentucky Bible Records, Volume I,
Kentucky Society, DAR:

Mary A. Huber, born 23 Apr 1797; died Sep 1822 in Cincinnati, OH
--------------------

Early Families of Eastern and Southeastern Kentucky
by William C. Kozee
Genealogical Publishing Co, Inc
Baltimore, MD 1979

Page 224 Fields Family of Carter and Boyd County

# 47 Florence Fields, born 24 Jan 1880; d. 1954, m.
1858 (sic) at Ironton, OH.Mr Hoover of Van Wert, OH; no
children.

Betty Jane Mason sent a copy from LDS Family History Center film
#0874328, item 8, Hartford Cemetery, Hartford Township, Licking
Co, OH.

Hoover, Linus G1864 - 1926
Hoover, Dema G1859 - 1934
Hoover, John1769 - 185774 years
Hoover, Lucretia Green1835 - 1924
Hoover, Giles W1832 - 1886
Hoover, Stanton E1862 - 1941
Hoover, Minnie D1865 - 1959
Hoover, Flora1866 - 1943
Hoover, Floy Fern1886 - 1942
Hoover, Alice E1863 - 1938
Hoover, Carl S1859 - 1943
Hoover, Cecil1884 - 1926
Hoover, Weltha Burell1900 - 1948
Hover, Demas A.1903 - 1904
Hoover, Demas Sr.1870 - 1953
Hover, Augusta S1874 - 1964

Also from Betty Jane Mason copy of LDS Church film # 0874328,
item #10, Patashala Cemetery, Lima Township, Licking Co, OH.
Hoover, William W1886 - 1965 veteran of WW I

Also from Betty Jane Mason, a copy of LDS Church film # 0874328,
item #12, Perryton Cemetery, Perry Township, Licking Co, OH.

Hoover, John1835 - 1891
Hoover, Mildred1841 - 1914
Hoover, Aliceno dates
Hoover, John W1843 - 1925 veteran of Civil War
Hoover, Lucretia B1842 - 1928
Hoover, Nancy1785 - 1851
Hoover, Ebenezer1856 - 1873
Hoover, Mary Ann1867inf. dau. of H & L
Hoover, W. B.1870 - 1932
Hoover, Nellie A1872 - 1966wife of W.B.
Hoover, Estella M.1897 - 1900dau. of W.B.
Hoover, Jesse1848 - 1926
Hoover, Deborah1850 - 1926wife of J.
Hoover, Henry1826 - 1891
Hoover, Lucinda1821 - 1902wife of H.

Madison County, Iowa Marriages 1849-1880

Joseph Henry Hoover m. Sarah Jane Ray on 23 Mar 1879

Butler Co, Kansas Cemeteries

Cumberland Cemetery, Butler Co

Kate Hoover8-11-18551-19-1906
wife of S. H. Hoover

Elmwood Cemetery, Augusta, Butler Co

Cora Hoover9-26-19092-18-1990

Harmony Cemetery, Butler Co

Benjamin Hoover d. 6-28-1888, aged 80y

Quito Cemetery, Butler Co

Carlythe E. Hoover, d. 3-5-1889, aged 50y 9m 16d
wife of A. E. Hoover
John Hoover d. 9-11-1880, aged 11y
son of A. E. Hoover & Carlythe E. Hoover

Sunset Lawns Cemetery, El Dorado, Butler Co, KS

John L. Hoover1893 - 1954
Minnie E. Hoover1896 - 1972
wife of John L. Hoover
J. Lawrence Hoover1918 - 1953
Mary K. Hoover1919 -
wife of J. Lawrence Hoover
Jackie Hoover, d. 1938
son of J. Lawrence Hoover

Ship Passenger Lists of the South from 1538-1825 includes the
following:

Hoover, John and Michael witness the naturalization of William
Coumba on 11 Jan 1825 in Maryland

Huber, Michael of Maryland went to York, PA in 1772 for
Naturalization.It states that he was either a Dunker or a
Mennonite.

Huber, Jose came to the Port of New Orleans, LA on 15 Feb 1813
aboard the ship Magdalena.

Green County, Kentucky Records

Order Book 6 (1814-1820) mentions Jacob Hoover on page 343 dated
18 Apr 1818 and states that he is a Revolutionary War veteran.
EDITOR:Just have to get a form off to the Military Archives on
this one.

OBITS IN NASHVILLE, TN PAPERS

Andrew Jackson Hoover, Esq., a Representative in General
Assembly, died in Murfreesboro on Saturday, 11 Nov 1837.
(Nashville Union, Tuesday 14 Nov 1837)

Mr. Philip Hoover, late of Nashville.Died in Hickman County on
18 Jun 1831. (Nashville Banner and Nashville Whig, Wednesday 22
Jun 1831)

James Priestly. Age 11 mos. infant son of Philip Hoover. Died in
Hickman County on 5 Apr 1831. (Nashville Banner and Whig,
Wednesday 27 Apr 1831).[Editor: Vol 6, No 2 in 1989 listed the
marriage of Philip Hoover and Sarah Ann E. Priestly on 4 Dec 1827
in Davidson Co, TN.]

Mr. Philip Hoover, late of this place.Died in Hickman County on
18 Jun 1831. (Nashville Republican and State Gazette, Thursday,
23 Jun 1831).

Mrs Huber, died in Danville, KY of cholera. (Nashville Banner and
Daily Advertiser, Monday 5 Aug 1833).

These Hoovers were listed in the Warren Co, TN Census of 1850.

Hoover, John K.19Farmerb. TN
, Elizabeth26b. TN
, William1b. TN

Hoover, Abram S.36Farmerb. TN
, Amelia A.28b. TN
, Mary A.7b. TN
, Susan6b. TN
, Elizabeth A.3b. TN

In the last issue, I stated that I did not have the Green Co, KY
census records.A little researching on my part reveals the
following:

1820 Green Co, KY Census

Hoover, Jacob; 1 m 10-16, 1m 16-18, 2m 16-26, 1m 45+, 1f 0-10, 1f
26-45

1830 Green Co, KY Census

Hoover, John; 1 m 60-70, 2f 10-15, 1 f 15-20, 2f 20-30, 1f 50-60

Additional Marriages for Green Co, KY

Rebecca Hoover and William McDaniel.Bond dated 11 Nov 1826
posted by Solomon Skaggs

Rebecca Hoover and Richard Jolliff.Bond posted 27 Feb 1810 by
Felix Hoover.She was the daughter of Jacob Hoover. Married by
Thomas Skaggs.

QUERIES

1.Joseph Hueve (Huve) was born in 1824 in Germany.He married
Lissetta Klevehorn on 29 Oct 1851 in Putnam Co, OH and died on 16
May 1989 in Putnam Co, OH.Also Mary Magdalene Hueve was born 28
Feb 1862, Putnam Co, OH and married (1) Joseph Koenig ca 1882 in
Putnam (?) Co, OH and (2) Herman Brinkman in 1897 in Putnam (?)
Co, OH.She died 16 Dec 1933 in Potter Co, TX.Does this
connect with anyone?Ann Aniello.

2.I go back to an Adam Shoemaker (b. 1779 in southwestern PA)
who married a Catharine Hoover.I am most anxious to find the
parents of Catharine.Some say she may be the daughter of an
Adam Hoover.Adam Shoemaker died in Perry Co, IN in 1849.Adam
S. was Abraham Lincoln's preacher & teacher.Any & all help
appreciated.Mrs. Nadine Arnold

3.I am searching for information on Andreas Hubner (Andrew
Hoover) born circa 1725 in Germany.His wife's name was
Catharine.I need her maiden name.They were married in
Germany.When?Where?He died in 1784 in Fayette Co, PA.
Landed in Philadelphia on 30 Sep 1754 on the ship, Edinburgh.
Several children were born in Germany.A son, George, was born
ca 1755.Some researchers have him born in Germany.If that is
so, he would have been born prior to 1755.George married (1)
Rosine/Rosannah - need maiden name, parents and data.She may
have died ca 1811.They had 11 children.Son,
Christian/Christopher b. 1776 Fayette Co, PA died 1850 Indiana
Co, PA m. Maria Barbara Harmon b. 1773 Westmoreland Co, PA died
1870, Indiana Co. PA.She was the daughter of Christian
Harmon/Hermann & Christina Lenhart/Lenhard.Christian Herman
came 22 Sep 1752 on ship, Halifax and Christian Hermann came 23
Oct 1752 on ship, Rawley. Who was her father?Christian Herman
and Christina Magd Lenhard were married 4 Nov 1756 at Indian
Field Lutheran Church, Montgomery Co, PA.He was in the
Revolutionary War.Was Christina's father:Christoff Lenhart
who came 1749 on ship Two Brothers and who was his wife? or Peter
Lenhardt who came 15 Sep 1748, who was his wife?Christina Magd
had a brother Christopher Lenhart.It is believed that he
married Elizabeth Herman.After the death of Christian
Herman/Harmon ca 1779, Christina Magd married (2nd) Fredrick
Dumbold, who died ca 1790 per will in Bedford Co, PA 1790.She
was his 2nd wife.Christian and Barbara (Herman) Hoover's son
Philip married Hannah Thomas b. 1802 in Westmoreland Co, PA whose
parents were John Thomas & Margretha Mackin.Does anyone have
information on the Mackins? John Thomas was son of Gerhard
(Garret) Thomas & Mary Magdelena ...need maiden name?Garret
Thomas came 1754 on ship, Phoenix, and was in the Revolutionary
War.I believe Gerhard was not married when he came.This is
NOT President Hoover's line. On another line:Susan/Suysannah
Kealear (many spellings), daughter of Peter & Elizabeth Kealear
married a Hoover.Which one?Named a son, Anthony Kealear
Hoover, evidently after her brother.I think this Hoover family
may have been in Clarion Co, PA. Also need data on John Huber,
born?died? married?had a son David Hoover who married Mary
Snyder.Who were here parents?Their son, David Hoover lived
near Warrior's Mark, Huntingdon Co, PA.Miss Sara Clawson

4.I am researching my family history.My Hoover family is from
Center Co, PA.My 2dGreat Grandfather was Harvey Hoover (26
Jan 1833-1918).He married Mary Catlow (1835- 1911).Harvey's
father was George Hoover (1801-1870) who married Esther (Hester)
Peters (20 Oct 1809-26 Mar 1899).Her father was Casper Peters.
Most of this information was obtained from a letter to my
grandmother's sister from a Wendell Miller back in 1973.I have
unable to locate this Wendell 'Win' Miller, which is unfortunate,
since his family had prepared a 50 page booklet on the Peters
family.Any information would be most helpful.Gordon L. Allen

5.Do you know of Hannah Hoover?Born Dec 30, 1816 in Ohio or
Indiana.She died May 8, 1872 in Indiana.She married Frederick
Goings on August 25, 1836 at Delaware Co., Indiana.Children
were James A., William R., Rachel E., John M., Mary Ann, Sarah
Jane, Susan C., Elam H., and Hannah M.Need parents and/or
siblings.Any information would be of value.I have checked the
book on President Herbert Hoover's family and there is a
possibility that one of the persons listed is my Hannah.Andrew
Hoover (Andreas Huber) 1723-1794 m. Margaret Pfautz.One of
their children was named Jacob (1754-1821 who married Elizabeth
???.One of their children was named Jacob (1777-1856 who
married Catherine Yount in 1801.They had a child named Hannah
Catherine 1821-1876.If any of you are of this line, could you
shed some light on this Hannah Hoover. Verna Jennings Sullivan
[Editor's Note:Verna said that she had written to two of our
readers back in November 1990 but has never received a reply.I
hope she sent a stamped return envelope for a reply.However, I
would hope that anyone of our group who receives some
correspondence about a Hoover family member would answer all
correspondence.]

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JUST AN EXTRA NOTE

The Kentucky Historical Society wants to record the migration of
18th & 19th century Kentuckians who "went thataway".Native born
or "just tarried a while".They would like name of Ancestor or
Ancestor family; place and date of birth; primary places of
residence in Kentucky and date of emigration from state; places
and dates of residence thereafter; any claim to fame; and place
and date of death.Write to Kentucky Historical Society, PO Box
H, Frankfort, KY 40602-2108.This is for their bicentennial in
1992, so better hurry!

NOTES:

[1]Lived in Washington Co, MD - was listed in 1850 census
there.
REFERENCES:

Following references are for more information on this family: The
Harshaman Family History and Genealogy, 1976 by CC Harshman
Holdcrafts - Names in Stone
1850 Census, Washington Co, MD
Castle Family Bible
History of Washington Co, MD by TJC Williams, page 1134
Frederick Co, MD civil records
Annie Castle's Family Bible
Bessie Stotler's Family bible
Frederick Co, MD vital statistics
Federal census of 1840, 1850, 1870, 1900 of Washington and
Frederickcounties, State of Maryland
Marriage records of Frederick Co, MD

The above Family Group Sheets are for Betty Jane Mason

HUSBAND: Phillip Stover
Born:
Marr:
Div:
Engage:
Died: (deceased)
Buried:
______________________________________________________________
WIFE: Unknown Unknown
Born:
Died: (deceased)
Buried:
_______________________________________________________________
CHILDREN______________________________________________________
|
1|Name: Jonathan Stover
M|Born:1 Apr 1814MD
|Marr:
|To: Nancy Hoover
|Died:7 Apr 1878
| Buried:
__|______________________________________________________________

Family Group Sheets of Jean Vore

HUSBAND: Jonathan Stover
Born:1 Apr 1814MD
Marr:
Died:7 Apr 1878
Buried:
Father: Phillip Stover
Mother: Unknown Unknown
_________________________________________________________________

WIFE: Nancy Hoover
Born: circa1815PA
Died: (deceased)
Buried:
_________________________________________________________________

Family Group Sheets of Jean Vore

HUSBAND: Johannes Hoover
Born: circa1690Basel, Switzerland
Marr:
Died: (deceased)
_________________________________________________________________

WIFE: Unknown Unknown
Born:
Died: (deceased)

Family Group Sheet of Thomas E. Kintner

HUSBAND: John Hoover
Born: circa1720Basel, Switzerland
Marr:
Died: circa1804
Parents: Johannes Hoover and wife (name unknown)
_________________________________________________________________
WIFE: Mary Watson
Born:
Died: circa1802

Family Group Sheet of Thomas E. Kintner

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