Samuel Hickock Kellogg was born August 4, 1856 Rutland Vermont, the son of Newton and Julia (Page) Kellogg.
He married in North Brookfield, Massachusetts on December 24, 1879, his 2nd cousin Mary Frances Kellogg. They had one daughter, Theodora (born 1887).
He was a "well known and popular insurance man".
Samuel died suddenly from a brain hemorrhage on October 18, 1894. He had just returned from a business trip and was feeling "very weak", lying down to rest, he never woke again. He was 38.
He was the grandson of Judge S.H. Kellogg and the nephew of former Vermont Governor John B. Page (his mother's brother).
He married in North Brookfield, Massachusetts on December 24, 1879, his 2nd cousin Mary Frances Kellogg. They had one daughter, Theodora (born 1887).
He was a "well known and popular insurance man".
Samuel died suddenly from a brain hemorrhage on October 18, 1894. He had just returned from a business trip and was feeling "very weak", lying down to rest, he never woke again. He was 38.
He was the grandson of Judge S.H. Kellogg and the nephew of former Vermont Governor John B. Page (his mother's brother).
Samuel Hickock Kellogg was born August 4, 1856 Rutland Vermont, the son of Newton and Julia (Page) Kellogg.
He married in North Brookfield, Massachusetts on December 24, 1879, his 2nd cousin Mary Frances Kellogg. They had one daughter, Theodora (born 1887).
He was a "well known and popular insurance man".
Samuel died suddenly from a brain hemorrhage on October 18, 1894. He had just returned from a business trip and was feeling "very weak", lying down to rest, he never woke again. He was 38.
He was the grandson of Judge S.H. Kellogg and the nephew of former Vermont Governor John B. Page (his mother's brother).
He married in North Brookfield, Massachusetts on December 24, 1879, his 2nd cousin Mary Frances Kellogg. They had one daughter, Theodora (born 1887).
He was a "well known and popular insurance man".
Samuel died suddenly from a brain hemorrhage on October 18, 1894. He had just returned from a business trip and was feeling "very weak", lying down to rest, he never woke again. He was 38.
He was the grandson of Judge S.H. Kellogg and the nephew of former Vermont Governor John B. Page (his mother's brother).
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