Albert Hobt was the second child and oldest son of Fredolin "Frederick or Fred" and Susannah "Susan" Bellingham Hobt. He was born in Cincinnati, Madison Co., Ohio.
On 28 October 1884 Albert Hobt married Mary Catherine "Min" Watt, of Richland Furnace, Jackson Co. Ohio.
Albert and Min Hobt were the parents of three teachers:
- Florence Hobt
- Lena Hobt
- Albert Watt Hobt Sr.
Albert Hobt is found in the following US Federal Census records:
- 1880 Federal Census record for Pomeroy Ohio, with his widowed mother and three siblings, occupation listed as saddler
- 1900 for Wellston, Jackson Co., Ohio with spouse, Mary Catherine "Min" Watt Hobt, and three children, occupation listed as merchant
- 1910 for Wellston, Jackson Co., Ohio with spouse and three children, occupation listed as retail merchant and owner of a shoe store
- 1920 for Wellston, Jackson Co., Ohio with spouse and two daughters, occupation listed as statistical work for a steel mill
- 1930 for Wellston, Jackson Co., Ohio with spouse and youngest daughter, Lena, occupation listed as steelworker in a mine tipple factory
The "Democratic North West and Henry Co. News" for 29 Oct., 1896 reports an Albert Hobt ran as an elector in the presidental election on the Prohibition Ticket.
The "Stark Co. Democrat" on 20 Feb., 1905 reports a patent was issued to Albert Hobt for a horse fly-net. He held several other patents
- compiled by Gaynelle Hobt Morton
- revised Sept 2016
- revised May 2019
- revisited July 2021
On 28 October 1884 Albert Hobt married Mary Catherine "Min" Watt, of Richland Furnace, Jackson Co. Ohio.
Albert and Min Hobt were the parents of three teachers:
- Florence Hobt
- Lena Hobt
- Albert Watt Hobt Sr.
Albert Hobt is found in the following US Federal Census records:
- 1880 Federal Census record for Pomeroy Ohio, with his widowed mother and three siblings, occupation listed as saddler
- 1900 for Wellston, Jackson Co., Ohio with spouse, Mary Catherine "Min" Watt Hobt, and three children, occupation listed as merchant
- 1910 for Wellston, Jackson Co., Ohio with spouse and three children, occupation listed as retail merchant and owner of a shoe store
- 1920 for Wellston, Jackson Co., Ohio with spouse and two daughters, occupation listed as statistical work for a steel mill
- 1930 for Wellston, Jackson Co., Ohio with spouse and youngest daughter, Lena, occupation listed as steelworker in a mine tipple factory
The "Democratic North West and Henry Co. News" for 29 Oct., 1896 reports an Albert Hobt ran as an elector in the presidental election on the Prohibition Ticket.
The "Stark Co. Democrat" on 20 Feb., 1905 reports a patent was issued to Albert Hobt for a horse fly-net. He held several other patents
- compiled by Gaynelle Hobt Morton
- revised Sept 2016
- revised May 2019
- revisited July 2021
Albert Hobt was the second child and oldest son of Fredolin "Frederick or Fred" and Susannah "Susan" Bellingham Hobt. He was born in Cincinnati, Madison Co., Ohio.
On 28 October 1884 Albert Hobt married Mary Catherine "Min" Watt, of Richland Furnace, Jackson Co. Ohio.
Albert and Min Hobt were the parents of three teachers:
- Florence Hobt
- Lena Hobt
- Albert Watt Hobt Sr.
Albert Hobt is found in the following US Federal Census records:
- 1880 Federal Census record for Pomeroy Ohio, with his widowed mother and three siblings, occupation listed as saddler
- 1900 for Wellston, Jackson Co., Ohio with spouse, Mary Catherine "Min" Watt Hobt, and three children, occupation listed as merchant
- 1910 for Wellston, Jackson Co., Ohio with spouse and three children, occupation listed as retail merchant and owner of a shoe store
- 1920 for Wellston, Jackson Co., Ohio with spouse and two daughters, occupation listed as statistical work for a steel mill
- 1930 for Wellston, Jackson Co., Ohio with spouse and youngest daughter, Lena, occupation listed as steelworker in a mine tipple factory
The "Democratic North West and Henry Co. News" for 29 Oct., 1896 reports an Albert Hobt ran as an elector in the presidental election on the Prohibition Ticket.
The "Stark Co. Democrat" on 20 Feb., 1905 reports a patent was issued to Albert Hobt for a horse fly-net. He held several other patents
- compiled by Gaynelle Hobt Morton
- revised Sept 2016
- revised May 2019
- revisited July 2021
On 28 October 1884 Albert Hobt married Mary Catherine "Min" Watt, of Richland Furnace, Jackson Co. Ohio.
Albert and Min Hobt were the parents of three teachers:
- Florence Hobt
- Lena Hobt
- Albert Watt Hobt Sr.
Albert Hobt is found in the following US Federal Census records:
- 1880 Federal Census record for Pomeroy Ohio, with his widowed mother and three siblings, occupation listed as saddler
- 1900 for Wellston, Jackson Co., Ohio with spouse, Mary Catherine "Min" Watt Hobt, and three children, occupation listed as merchant
- 1910 for Wellston, Jackson Co., Ohio with spouse and three children, occupation listed as retail merchant and owner of a shoe store
- 1920 for Wellston, Jackson Co., Ohio with spouse and two daughters, occupation listed as statistical work for a steel mill
- 1930 for Wellston, Jackson Co., Ohio with spouse and youngest daughter, Lena, occupation listed as steelworker in a mine tipple factory
The "Democratic North West and Henry Co. News" for 29 Oct., 1896 reports an Albert Hobt ran as an elector in the presidental election on the Prohibition Ticket.
The "Stark Co. Democrat" on 20 Feb., 1905 reports a patent was issued to Albert Hobt for a horse fly-net. He held several other patents
- compiled by Gaynelle Hobt Morton
- revised Sept 2016
- revised May 2019
- revisited July 2021
