Husband Frances HOCKETT
Born: 23 Sep 1883
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Father: Josiah S. HOCKETT (1858-1935)
Mother: Anna Frances JONES
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Wife Lillian ROBERTSON (details suppressed for this living person)
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Husband Harold Steven HOCKETT
Born: 3 Nov 1907
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Died: 13 Dec 1980 - Perry, Iowa
Buried: 16 Dec 1980 - Highland Cemetery, Bayard, Iowa.
Father: Nathan Albert HOCKETT (1869-1956)
Mother: Laura M. SPARKS ( -1956)
Married: 19 Jul 1952
Other Spouse: Zula Bonnie Cardell BATES
Wife Eunice Lucille RUSSELL
AKA: Eunice Lucille HOCKETT
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Buried: 2 Nov 1979 - Hazelwood Cemetery, Grinnell, Iowa
Husband Howard Jonathan HOCKETT (details suppressed for this living person)
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Father: Jonathan Landford HOCKETT (1872-1936)
Mother: Sophia Bertha Josephine WEHAUSEN ( - )
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Wife Lucille Margarie LARSEN (details suppressed for this living person)
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Husband Isom C. HOCKETT
Born: 27 Oct 1859 - Mississinewa Monthly Meeting, Grant County, Indiana
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Died: Feb 1922 - Marion, Indiana
Buried: - I.O.O.F. Cemetery, Marion County, Indiana
Father: Eli HOCKETT
Mother: Hannah Marie COOK (1838-1884)
Married: 17 May 1884
Other Spouse: Mary FRY ( - ) - 21 Jul 1896
Wife Mary SMITH
AKA: Mary HOCKETT
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Died: 1888 - Black Creek Cemetery, Fairmount, Indiana
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1 U Baby HOCKETT (details suppressed for this living person)
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Husband's General Notes
Lived in Grant, Indiana for several years before moving to Michigan. He returned to Marion, Indiana at some point and is buried in the I.O.O.F.Cemetery in Marion, Indiana, block 35, lot # 29, grave # 12
Husband Jonathan Landford HOCKETT
Born: 16 Jan 1872 - Wayne County, Indiana
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Died: 8 Mar 1936 - Grinnell, Iowa
Buried: - Ivy Hill Cemetery, Malcom, Iowa
Father: Eli HOCKETT
Mother: Hannah Marie COOK (1838-1884)
Married: 8 Jun 1904 - Manitowoc, Wisconsin
Wife Sophia Bertha Josephine WEHAUSEN
AKA: Sophia Bertha Josephine HOCKETT
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1 F Lenora Marie HOCKETT
AKA: Lenora Marie OHLAND
Born: 25 Dec 1905 - Manitowoc, Wisconsin
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Died: 26 Jul 1996 - Grinnell, Iowa
Buried: - Ivy Hill Cemetery, Malcom, Iowa
Spouse: John Claus OHLAND ( -1978)
Marr: 27 Jan 1932 - Geneseo, Ilinois
2 M Norman HOCKETT (details suppressed for this living person)
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Spouse: Gladys Anna McCONNEL ( -1992)
Marr: 26 Oct 1935 - Grinnell, Iowa
3 M Howard Jonathan HOCKETT (details suppressed for this living person)
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Spouse: Lucille Margarie LARSEN (living)
4 F Myrtle Lucille HOCKETT (details suppressed for this living person)
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Spouse: Lloyd Donald GILBERT ( -1981)
Marr: 29 Nov 1933 - Grinnell, Iowa
5 F Bernice Manietta HOCKETT
AKA: Bernice Manietta SICKENGER
Born: 26 Oct 1916 - Grinnell, Iowa
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Died: 13 Mar 1981 - Manitowoc, Wisconsin
Buried: - Evergreen Cemetery, Manitowoc, Wisconsin
Spouse: Aloysius Richard SICKENGER ( -1977)
Marr: 26 Oct 1944 - Manitowoc, Wisconsin
Husband's General Notes
At the time of his marriage he was working for Manitowoc Northern Comp any as a conductor, two months later he went to work for the powerstat ion as an engineer. He stayed there for two years then went to work for the Spaulding Mfg. Company as Chief engineer. After two years here signed due to poor health and moved to Grinnel, Iowa. In Grinell he wor ked for the Spaulding Mfg. as a pattern maker .It has been said he bu ilt a plane for pioneer aviator, Billy Robinson around 1912 .
Husband's Medical Notes
Cause of Death: stomach cancer.
Wife's Medical Notes
Cause of Death: Died of Heart disease.
General Notes for Child Lenora Marie HOCKETT
She was a graduate of Grinell High School and received her nursing degree from Grinnell Community Hospital on May 11, 1928. She had a active nursing career, both in a hospital setting and as a private nurse. During World War II she taught Red Cross and First Aid in Sheridan township.
Husband Josiah S. HOCKETT
Born: 14 Jul 1858 - Mississinewa Monthly Meeting, Grant County, Indiana
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Died: 8 Mar 1935 - Perkins, South Dakota
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Father: Eli HOCKETT
Mother: Hannah Marie COOK (1838-1884)
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Wife Anna Frances JONES (details suppressed for this living person)
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1 M Noah W. HOCKETT
Born: 23 Nov 1881
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Spouse: Dlla KENT (living)
2 F Jennie May HOCKETT
AKA: Jennie May GRIGGS
Born: 22 May 1888 - Valton, Sauk County, Wisconsin
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Died: 25 Mar 1956 - Marshall County, Iowa
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Spouse: Burt B. GRIGGS ( -1972)
Marr: 3 Oct 1907
3 M Frances HOCKETT
Born: 23 Sep 1883
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Spouse: Lillian ROBERTSON (living)
4 M E. Victor HOCKETT
Born: 3 Feb 1890
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Spouse: Helen UNKNOWN (living)
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Josiah moved with his parents to Sauk County, Wisconsin, in 1879, where he married Annie Jones .
They moved from Sauk County, Wisconsin to Door County, Wisconsin in 1884 where he took up pastoral work among Friends at Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin. They moved from there in the fall of 1887 back to Sauk county .
He left his family in Wisconsin and went alone to Whitter, Orange, El modena and Pasadena, California where he did some religous work. While in California, he contacted Small Pox and recovered, returned to Wisconsinin, September 1888.
Soon after he returned to Sturgeon Bay in November 1888, taking up pastoral work and remained there until March 1890. He moved his family to Moses, Colorado.
After about 20 months, they moved to Perkins County, Nebraska . He wor ked from November 1892, in Spencer and Greenfield, conducting monthl y meetings of Friends near Grant the county seat, where he was recor d as a minister by the Spencer group.
He moved from there to Lupton, Michigan in 1900 where he took up missi on work for Friends among the lumbermen of that county, organizing mee ting and doing evangelistic work in Michigan, Indiana and Ohio.
He moved to Perkins County, South Dakota, March 24, 1910 settling o n
a home stead. He signed an affidavit /Civil War pension for his mothe r.
Husband John Claus OHLAND
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Died: 1978
Buried: - Ivy Hill Cemetery, Malcom, Iowa
Married: 27 Jan 1932 - Geneseo, Ilinois
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• Military: WW I Veteran.
Wife Lenora Marie HOCKETT
AKA: Lenora Marie OHLAND
Born: 25 Dec 1905 - Manitowoc, Wisconsin
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Died: 26 Jul 1996 - Grinnell, Iowa
Buried: - Ivy Hill Cemetery, Malcom, Iowa
Father: Jonathan Landford HOCKETT (1872-1936)
Mother: Sophia Bertha Josephine WEHAUSEN ( - )
Wife's General Notes
She was a graduate of Grinell High School and received her nursing degree from Grinnell Community Hospital on May 11, 1928. She had a active nursing career, both in a hospital setting and as a private nurse. During World War II she taught Red Cross and First Aid in Sheridan township.
Husband Nathan Albert HOCKETT
Born: 19 May 1869 - Grant County, Indiana
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Died: 25 Jun 1956 - Veterans Hospital, Des Moines, Iowa
Buried: - Iowa Soldiers Home Cemetery, Marshalltown, Iowa
Father: Eli HOCKETT
Mother: Hannah Marie COOK (1838-1884)
Married: 17 Oct 1906 - Lynnville, Iowa
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• He worked as a wood worker and carver, carpenter in Grinnell, Iowa.
Wife Laura M. SPARKS
AKA: Laura M. HOCKETT
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Buried: 14 Jun 1956 - Iowa Soldiers Home Cemetery, Marshalltown, Iowa
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• She worked as a Piano teacher.
Children
1 M Harold Steven HOCKETT
Born: 3 Nov 1907
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Died: 13 Dec 1980 - Perry, Iowa
Buried: 16 Dec 1980 - Highland Cemetery, Bayard, Iowa.
Spouse: Zula Bonnie Cardell BATES (living)
Spouse: Eunice Lucille RUSSELL ( -1979)
Marr: 19 Jul 1952
Husband's General Notes
National Archives records indicate at the first call for troops in 1898, he enlisted at Camp Harvy, Wisconsin and was put in Co. H 2nd Wisconsin Volunteers on April 28 1898. He was mustered into service on Ma y 12 1898. He is described as 5 ft. 9.5 inches tall, blue eyes, blac k hair. Pay listed as $33.80. His company left Milwaukee the 15th fo r the south. He contacted Typhoid Fever and was sent to the hospital at Murfreesboro, Ga. July 4, 1898. He transferred to a general hospital at Ft. Thomas, Ky. on July 8th and remained there until August 16, 1898. On Sept 14, he was granted sick leave. He returned to Grant County, Indiana and remained there until October 14, when he returned to his command and was mustered out of the service on Nov 16, 1898. Spanish War Reg. No. 3876, 3852 and 3992, Name also appears as Albert Hosket .
After he returned home he worked on a lake steamer, for the city of Racine for two years as an oile . He worked fro the Spaulding Mfg. Co.i n Grinnell, Iowa as a wood worker and carver from 1904 until 1906. He worked as a carpenter until 1910 Grinnell, Iowa.
Husband Noah W. HOCKETT
Born: 23 Nov 1881
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Father: Josiah S. HOCKETT (1858-1935)
Mother: Anna Frances JONES
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Wife Dlla KENT (details suppressed for this living person)
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Husband Norman HOCKETT (details suppressed for this living person)
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Father: Jonathan Landford HOCKETT (1872-1936)
Mother: Sophia Bertha Josephine WEHAUSEN ( - )
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Wife Gladys Anna McCONNEL
AKA: Gladys Anna HOCKETT
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Buried: 22 Apr 1992 - Hazelwood Cemetery, Grinnell, Iowa