Aged 80 years
Son of Nathaniel Holbrook and Lucy Pike, both from New York who later moved to Vermont (and Canada) where they became parents of 16 children, the 14th being John Savage Holbrook. John married Mary Ann Scribner September 4, 1850 in Cambridge, Vermont. They had three children Flora, Francis and Albert.
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From the Genealogical Abstracts from Old Mortuary Records Grass Valley-Nevada City, California, Volume 3 February 17, 1902-Sept. 5, 1908, prepared by Capt. John Oldham Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, page 28:
(Any typographical errors in the original records have been reproduced as is)
Hobrook, J.S., age 80 yrs, widowr, Protast. Occupation Peddler. Died Oct 5, 1906. Buried Masonic Cem.
You may want to add this to bio, but the old record spelled his last name incorrectly.
Contributor:
Kat B - Feb 2018
Son of Nathaniel Holbrook and Lucy Pike, both from New York who later moved to Vermont (and Canada) where they became parents of 16 children, the 14th being John Savage Holbrook. John married Mary Ann Scribner September 4, 1850 in Cambridge, Vermont. They had three children Flora, Francis and Albert.
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From the Genealogical Abstracts from Old Mortuary Records Grass Valley-Nevada City, California, Volume 3 February 17, 1902-Sept. 5, 1908, prepared by Capt. John Oldham Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, page 28:
(Any typographical errors in the original records have been reproduced as is)
Hobrook, J.S., age 80 yrs, widowr, Protast. Occupation Peddler. Died Oct 5, 1906. Buried Masonic Cem.
You may want to add this to bio, but the old record spelled his last name incorrectly.
Contributor:
Kat B - Feb 2018
Aged 80 years
Son of Nathaniel Holbrook and Lucy Pike, both from New York who later moved to Vermont (and Canada) where they became parents of 16 children, the 14th being John Savage Holbrook. John married Mary Ann Scribner September 4, 1850 in Cambridge, Vermont. They had three children Flora, Francis and Albert.
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From the Genealogical Abstracts from Old Mortuary Records Grass Valley-Nevada City, California, Volume 3 February 17, 1902-Sept. 5, 1908, prepared by Capt. John Oldham Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, page 28:
(Any typographical errors in the original records have been reproduced as is)
Hobrook, J.S., age 80 yrs, widowr, Protast. Occupation Peddler. Died Oct 5, 1906. Buried Masonic Cem.
You may want to add this to bio, but the old record spelled his last name incorrectly.
Contributor:
Kat B - Feb 2018
Son of Nathaniel Holbrook and Lucy Pike, both from New York who later moved to Vermont (and Canada) where they became parents of 16 children, the 14th being John Savage Holbrook. John married Mary Ann Scribner September 4, 1850 in Cambridge, Vermont. They had three children Flora, Francis and Albert.
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From the Genealogical Abstracts from Old Mortuary Records Grass Valley-Nevada City, California, Volume 3 February 17, 1902-Sept. 5, 1908, prepared by Capt. John Oldham Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, page 28:
(Any typographical errors in the original records have been reproduced as is)
Hobrook, J.S., age 80 yrs, widowr, Protast. Occupation Peddler. Died Oct 5, 1906. Buried Masonic Cem.
You may want to add this to bio, but the old record spelled his last name incorrectly.
Contributor:
Kat B - Feb 2018
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