Missouri death certificate # 800 male, white, married, homes maker, jobbing house. Birth place Rome New York, not known which county. Parents John Hoag of NY and Mary Gordon of NY. Dean McFarland Springfield, MO. informant. Paxson Undertaking Co. undertakers. Interment Maple Park January 10, 1914.
Note mothers not in agreement. The D C has a Mary Gordon mother, and census shows that Rebecca is the wife, but the trouble could not get the names of a 1840 census to prove the mother. Perhaps someone could fill in the correct info, or mother link. The 1850 census show John, and Rebecca, Daughters 20 and 16, Charles 13, Then Albert 6. That is a gap...looking like he re-married and Rebecca had her first child Albert, a read between the lines bit using the D C as not she not his mother. Now I wonder where a Mary [Gordon] Hoag is buried.
Ancestry:
1855 NY State Census Residence: Edmeston, Otsego, New York, USA
John Hoeg 55 Head
Rebecca F Hoeg 51 Wife
Maria Hoeg 21 Child
Charles B Hoeg 18 Child
Albert Hoeg 12 Child
Moses Hoeg 85 Father
Ruth Hoeg 82 Mother
1870 census, Jackson, Linn, MO.
Charles B Hoag 33 NY
Clarissa Hoag 25 NY
Nettie Hoag 2 WS
Note mothers not in agreement. The D C has a Mary Gordon mother, and census shows that Rebecca is the wife, but the trouble could not get the names of a 1840 census to prove the mother. Perhaps someone could fill in the correct info, or mother link. The 1850 census show John, and Rebecca, Daughters 20 and 16, Charles 13, Then Albert 6. That is a gap...looking like he re-married and Rebecca had her first child Albert, a read between the lines bit using the D C as not she not his mother. Now I wonder where a Mary [Gordon] Hoag is buried.
Ancestry:
1855 NY State Census Residence: Edmeston, Otsego, New York, USA
John Hoeg 55 Head
Rebecca F Hoeg 51 Wife
Maria Hoeg 21 Child
Charles B Hoeg 18 Child
Albert Hoeg 12 Child
Moses Hoeg 85 Father
Ruth Hoeg 82 Mother
1870 census, Jackson, Linn, MO.
Charles B Hoag 33 NY
Clarissa Hoag 25 NY
Nettie Hoag 2 WS
Missouri death certificate # 800 male, white, married, homes maker, jobbing house. Birth place Rome New York, not known which county. Parents John Hoag of NY and Mary Gordon of NY. Dean McFarland Springfield, MO. informant. Paxson Undertaking Co. undertakers. Interment Maple Park January 10, 1914.
Note mothers not in agreement. The D C has a Mary Gordon mother, and census shows that Rebecca is the wife, but the trouble could not get the names of a 1840 census to prove the mother. Perhaps someone could fill in the correct info, or mother link. The 1850 census show John, and Rebecca, Daughters 20 and 16, Charles 13, Then Albert 6. That is a gap...looking like he re-married and Rebecca had her first child Albert, a read between the lines bit using the D C as not she not his mother. Now I wonder where a Mary [Gordon] Hoag is buried.
Ancestry:
1855 NY State Census Residence: Edmeston, Otsego, New York, USA
John Hoeg 55 Head
Rebecca F Hoeg 51 Wife
Maria Hoeg 21 Child
Charles B Hoeg 18 Child
Albert Hoeg 12 Child
Moses Hoeg 85 Father
Ruth Hoeg 82 Mother
1870 census, Jackson, Linn, MO.
Charles B Hoag 33 NY
Clarissa Hoag 25 NY
Nettie Hoag 2 WS
Note mothers not in agreement. The D C has a Mary Gordon mother, and census shows that Rebecca is the wife, but the trouble could not get the names of a 1840 census to prove the mother. Perhaps someone could fill in the correct info, or mother link. The 1850 census show John, and Rebecca, Daughters 20 and 16, Charles 13, Then Albert 6. That is a gap...looking like he re-married and Rebecca had her first child Albert, a read between the lines bit using the D C as not she not his mother. Now I wonder where a Mary [Gordon] Hoag is buried.
Ancestry:
1855 NY State Census Residence: Edmeston, Otsego, New York, USA
John Hoeg 55 Head
Rebecca F Hoeg 51 Wife
Maria Hoeg 21 Child
Charles B Hoeg 18 Child
Albert Hoeg 12 Child
Moses Hoeg 85 Father
Ruth Hoeg 82 Mother
1870 census, Jackson, Linn, MO.
Charles B Hoag 33 NY
Clarissa Hoag 25 NY
Nettie Hoag 2 WS
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