MRS. HOSKINSON IS DEAD.
GRAND RAPIDS— Funeral services
for Mrs. Caroline King Hoskinson,
who died at her home here on
Friday after a long illness, were
held in St. John's church Monday
afternoon. Bishop Weller of Fond
du Lac and the Rev. Rockstroh,
vicar of St. John's, officiated.
Mrs. Hoskinson was born in Green
Bay, April 14, 1838. Her parents,
Dr. and Mrs. D. W. King, settled
there in 1836. At that time Green
Bay was a small town under the
protection of Fort Howard.
Her marriage of George Elmere
Hoskinson, who later founded the
Daily State Gazette, took place on
Aug. 27, 1860, in Green Bay. Their
entire bridal party accompanied
them by boat as far as Fond du Lac,
the nearest railway station in those
days. Ten years of their married
life was passed in Jamaica, West
Indies, where Mr. Hoskinson was
United States consul. For the last
31 years Mrs. Hoskinson was a resident
of Grand Rapids [now Wisconsin Rapids].
--The Capital Times [Madison]; Wednesday, October 9, 1918
Spouse George Elmore Hoskinson
Father Daniel Webster King
Mother Sarah Ann Pe-nay-see-quay
1900 Census:
Home in 1900 Grand Rapids, Wood, Wisconsin
Street Maple
Spouse's Name George E Hoskinson
Marriage Year 1860
Years Married 40
Father's Birthplace Massachusetts, USA
Mother's Birthplace Michigan, USA
Mother: number of living children 5
Mother: How many children 6
George E Hoskinson 64 Head [Occupation: Manufacturer, Pulp]
Caroline S Hoskinson 62 Wife
Grace Hoskinson 24 Daughter
Robert L Mitten 4 Grand son
Marion Mitten 2 Grand daughter
Ella Evert 18 Domestic
Edith Turner 18 Domestic
GRAND RAPIDS— Funeral services
for Mrs. Caroline King Hoskinson,
who died at her home here on
Friday after a long illness, were
held in St. John's church Monday
afternoon. Bishop Weller of Fond
du Lac and the Rev. Rockstroh,
vicar of St. John's, officiated.
Mrs. Hoskinson was born in Green
Bay, April 14, 1838. Her parents,
Dr. and Mrs. D. W. King, settled
there in 1836. At that time Green
Bay was a small town under the
protection of Fort Howard.
Her marriage of George Elmere
Hoskinson, who later founded the
Daily State Gazette, took place on
Aug. 27, 1860, in Green Bay. Their
entire bridal party accompanied
them by boat as far as Fond du Lac,
the nearest railway station in those
days. Ten years of their married
life was passed in Jamaica, West
Indies, where Mr. Hoskinson was
United States consul. For the last
31 years Mrs. Hoskinson was a resident
of Grand Rapids [now Wisconsin Rapids].
--The Capital Times [Madison]; Wednesday, October 9, 1918
Spouse George Elmore Hoskinson
Father Daniel Webster King
Mother Sarah Ann Pe-nay-see-quay
1900 Census:
Home in 1900 Grand Rapids, Wood, Wisconsin
Street Maple
Spouse's Name George E Hoskinson
Marriage Year 1860
Years Married 40
Father's Birthplace Massachusetts, USA
Mother's Birthplace Michigan, USA
Mother: number of living children 5
Mother: How many children 6
George E Hoskinson 64 Head [Occupation: Manufacturer, Pulp]
Caroline S Hoskinson 62 Wife
Grace Hoskinson 24 Daughter
Robert L Mitten 4 Grand son
Marion Mitten 2 Grand daughter
Ella Evert 18 Domestic
Edith Turner 18 Domestic
MRS. HOSKINSON IS DEAD.
GRAND RAPIDS— Funeral services
for Mrs. Caroline King Hoskinson,
who died at her home here on
Friday after a long illness, were
held in St. John's church Monday
afternoon. Bishop Weller of Fond
du Lac and the Rev. Rockstroh,
vicar of St. John's, officiated.
Mrs. Hoskinson was born in Green
Bay, April 14, 1838. Her parents,
Dr. and Mrs. D. W. King, settled
there in 1836. At that time Green
Bay was a small town under the
protection of Fort Howard.
Her marriage of George Elmere
Hoskinson, who later founded the
Daily State Gazette, took place on
Aug. 27, 1860, in Green Bay. Their
entire bridal party accompanied
them by boat as far as Fond du Lac,
the nearest railway station in those
days. Ten years of their married
life was passed in Jamaica, West
Indies, where Mr. Hoskinson was
United States consul. For the last
31 years Mrs. Hoskinson was a resident
of Grand Rapids [now Wisconsin Rapids].
--The Capital Times [Madison]; Wednesday, October 9, 1918
Spouse George Elmore Hoskinson
Father Daniel Webster King
Mother Sarah Ann Pe-nay-see-quay
1900 Census:
Home in 1900 Grand Rapids, Wood, Wisconsin
Street Maple
Spouse's Name George E Hoskinson
Marriage Year 1860
Years Married 40
Father's Birthplace Massachusetts, USA
Mother's Birthplace Michigan, USA
Mother: number of living children 5
Mother: How many children 6
George E Hoskinson 64 Head [Occupation: Manufacturer, Pulp]
Caroline S Hoskinson 62 Wife
Grace Hoskinson 24 Daughter
Robert L Mitten 4 Grand son
Marion Mitten 2 Grand daughter
Ella Evert 18 Domestic
Edith Turner 18 Domestic
GRAND RAPIDS— Funeral services
for Mrs. Caroline King Hoskinson,
who died at her home here on
Friday after a long illness, were
held in St. John's church Monday
afternoon. Bishop Weller of Fond
du Lac and the Rev. Rockstroh,
vicar of St. John's, officiated.
Mrs. Hoskinson was born in Green
Bay, April 14, 1838. Her parents,
Dr. and Mrs. D. W. King, settled
there in 1836. At that time Green
Bay was a small town under the
protection of Fort Howard.
Her marriage of George Elmere
Hoskinson, who later founded the
Daily State Gazette, took place on
Aug. 27, 1860, in Green Bay. Their
entire bridal party accompanied
them by boat as far as Fond du Lac,
the nearest railway station in those
days. Ten years of their married
life was passed in Jamaica, West
Indies, where Mr. Hoskinson was
United States consul. For the last
31 years Mrs. Hoskinson was a resident
of Grand Rapids [now Wisconsin Rapids].
--The Capital Times [Madison]; Wednesday, October 9, 1918
Spouse George Elmore Hoskinson
Father Daniel Webster King
Mother Sarah Ann Pe-nay-see-quay
1900 Census:
Home in 1900 Grand Rapids, Wood, Wisconsin
Street Maple
Spouse's Name George E Hoskinson
Marriage Year 1860
Years Married 40
Father's Birthplace Massachusetts, USA
Mother's Birthplace Michigan, USA
Mother: number of living children 5
Mother: How many children 6
George E Hoskinson 64 Head [Occupation: Manufacturer, Pulp]
Caroline S Hoskinson 62 Wife
Grace Hoskinson 24 Daughter
Robert L Mitten 4 Grand son
Marion Mitten 2 Grand daughter
Ella Evert 18 Domestic
Edith Turner 18 Domestic
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