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Russell Hodges

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Russell Hodges

Birth
Death
1 Sep 1971 (aged 69)
Burial
Quincy, Adams County, Illinois, USA Add to Map
Plot
Block 4, Lot 021, Section SW, Grave N.
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Russell Hodges was the firstborn of four children. He was born 3 May 1902 in Quincy, Adams county, Illinois, to parents Ralph Hodges and Treasa (Schaffner) Hodges.

Russell Hodges had three other siblings: Alvena (1904 - 1987), Melvin Oliver (1917 - 1986), and Evelyn C. "Dolly" Hodges (1920 - 1987.) Alvena and Dolly died within a very short time of one another.

Russell was a policeman for the Quincy Police department. He wed Florence B. "Flossie" Pennington on 25 February 1924, in Moberly, Randolph county, Missouri, USA. She was granted a divorce on 25 September, 1943.

Russell Hodges, in the 1950s, worked driving a taxi. In the 1960s, he sold Lincoln-Mercury automobiles. Russell Hodges ranked in the top third in Lincoln-Mercury car sales, nationwide, was awarded membership in the "100 Club" by their sales council.

Russell Hodges passed away on 1 September, 1971. He was buried in Quincy, Illinois.
Russell Hodges was the firstborn of four children. He was born 3 May 1902 in Quincy, Adams county, Illinois, to parents Ralph Hodges and Treasa (Schaffner) Hodges.

Russell Hodges had three other siblings: Alvena (1904 - 1987), Melvin Oliver (1917 - 1986), and Evelyn C. "Dolly" Hodges (1920 - 1987.) Alvena and Dolly died within a very short time of one another.

Russell was a policeman for the Quincy Police department. He wed Florence B. "Flossie" Pennington on 25 February 1924, in Moberly, Randolph county, Missouri, USA. She was granted a divorce on 25 September, 1943.

Russell Hodges, in the 1950s, worked driving a taxi. In the 1960s, he sold Lincoln-Mercury automobiles. Russell Hodges ranked in the top third in Lincoln-Mercury car sales, nationwide, was awarded membership in the "100 Club" by their sales council.

Russell Hodges passed away on 1 September, 1971. He was buried in Quincy, Illinois.


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