Born Harold Francis Hoy on 16 November 1891 in Fort Wayne, Allen County, Indiana. Died in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois on 26 September 1966. Married Florence Belle Bishop in Fort Wayne on 24 November 1910.
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Harold was the 1st cousin of my grandfather, Frederick Arthur "Art" Hoy. I've had the pleasure of meeting several of Harold's descendants via the Internet. It seems to me that Harold's career in Chicago may have been influenced by his uncle, Egbert B. Hoy. Records show that after his arrival in Chicago, Harold worked in the printing department of a cardboard box company. Meanwhile, his uncle Egbert was the publisher of the magazine, "American Box Maker", a trade magazine for cardboard box producers. Later, Harold became the chief salesman for "Snips" magazine, a trade publication for the sheet metal industry which is still in publication. He retired from "Snips" in 1965. He and Florence had 3 sons, the last of whom died in 2007. They have been in contact with descendants of all three.
Family links:
Harold was the 1st cousin of my grandfather, Frederick Arthur "Art" Hoy. I've had the pleasure of meeting several of Harold's descendants via the Internet. It seems to me that Harold's career in Chicago may have been influenced by his uncle, Egbert B. Hoy. Records show that after his arrival in Chicago, Harold worked in the printing department of a cardboard box company. Meanwhile, his uncle Egbert was the publisher of the magazine, "American Box Maker", a trade magazine for cardboard box producers. Later, Harold became the chief salesman for "Snips" magazine, a trade publication for the sheet metal industry which is still in publication. He retired from "Snips" in 1965. He and Florence had 3 sons, the last of whom died in 2007. They have been in contact with descendants of all three.
Born Harold Francis Hoy on 16 November 1891 in Fort Wayne, Allen County, Indiana. Died in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois on 26 September 1966. Married Florence Belle Bishop in Fort Wayne on 24 November 1910.
Family links:
Harold was the 1st cousin of my grandfather, Frederick Arthur "Art" Hoy. I've had the pleasure of meeting several of Harold's descendants via the Internet. It seems to me that Harold's career in Chicago may have been influenced by his uncle, Egbert B. Hoy. Records show that after his arrival in Chicago, Harold worked in the printing department of a cardboard box company. Meanwhile, his uncle Egbert was the publisher of the magazine, "American Box Maker", a trade magazine for cardboard box producers. Later, Harold became the chief salesman for "Snips" magazine, a trade publication for the sheet metal industry which is still in publication. He retired from "Snips" in 1965. He and Florence had 3 sons, the last of whom died in 2007. They have been in contact with descendants of all three.
Family links:
Harold was the 1st cousin of my grandfather, Frederick Arthur "Art" Hoy. I've had the pleasure of meeting several of Harold's descendants via the Internet. It seems to me that Harold's career in Chicago may have been influenced by his uncle, Egbert B. Hoy. Records show that after his arrival in Chicago, Harold worked in the printing department of a cardboard box company. Meanwhile, his uncle Egbert was the publisher of the magazine, "American Box Maker", a trade magazine for cardboard box producers. Later, Harold became the chief salesman for "Snips" magazine, a trade publication for the sheet metal industry which is still in publication. He retired from "Snips" in 1965. He and Florence had 3 sons, the last of whom died in 2007. They have been in contact with descendants of all three.
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