Son of William Hoy 1743-1790 and Sarah Callaway 1743-1822, who both died in KY.
m: Elizabeth Brown (1778-1856)
Their 15 children shown to include:
-Samuel B. 1806–1880
-William 1808–1871
-Frances "Fannie" 1810–1852
-Nancy Brown 1812–1891 m: Cooper
-Docia Ann 1815–1860
-Elizabeth 12-25-1820-6/12/1930/Lamar TX m: J Ausmus
-Strother Hoy 1824–1892
-Algiva 1825–1867
-James C –1864 (civil war casualty)
-Mary Elizabeth 1830-1902 m: Thompson
-Martha 1835-1896 m: Brightwell
Source: Interview with Doug Bogart, ggg grandson of Jones Hoy, gg grandson of William Hoy, Kansas City Star reporter Keith Myers Nov 2006.
"...Doug Bogart as he winds through the woods on Kansas City International Airport property, searching for the grave of his great-great-great uncle. When he finds the grave - with the help of painted tree markers - Bogart speaks proudly of Samuel Hoy and other ancestors who lived and died on that land long before the advent of aviation...
"Hoy's final resting place and the graves of other homestead settlers are scattered throughou the 7,000 acres of KCI's property. Laid to rest 126 years ago, Hoy's body and those of other pioneer dead now must make way for the living...
"Bogart cares for the Samuel Hoy grave site and a cemetery that has the remains of his great-great-great grandfather Jones Hoy and great-great grandparents William and Adeline Hoy... Bogart thinks the Hoys would be proud of how the area they nurtured in the 1800s has grown. "From what I have read, they were people of vision," he said..."
m: Elizabeth Brown (1778-1856)
Their 15 children shown to include:
-Samuel B. 1806–1880
-William 1808–1871
-Frances "Fannie" 1810–1852
-Nancy Brown 1812–1891 m: Cooper
-Docia Ann 1815–1860
-Elizabeth 12-25-1820-6/12/1930/Lamar TX m: J Ausmus
-Strother Hoy 1824–1892
-Algiva 1825–1867
-James C –1864 (civil war casualty)
-Mary Elizabeth 1830-1902 m: Thompson
-Martha 1835-1896 m: Brightwell
Source: Interview with Doug Bogart, ggg grandson of Jones Hoy, gg grandson of William Hoy, Kansas City Star reporter Keith Myers Nov 2006.
"...Doug Bogart as he winds through the woods on Kansas City International Airport property, searching for the grave of his great-great-great uncle. When he finds the grave - with the help of painted tree markers - Bogart speaks proudly of Samuel Hoy and other ancestors who lived and died on that land long before the advent of aviation...
"Hoy's final resting place and the graves of other homestead settlers are scattered throughou the 7,000 acres of KCI's property. Laid to rest 126 years ago, Hoy's body and those of other pioneer dead now must make way for the living...
"Bogart cares for the Samuel Hoy grave site and a cemetery that has the remains of his great-great-great grandfather Jones Hoy and great-great grandparents William and Adeline Hoy... Bogart thinks the Hoys would be proud of how the area they nurtured in the 1800s has grown. "From what I have read, they were people of vision," he said..."
Son of William Hoy 1743-1790 and Sarah Callaway 1743-1822, who both died in KY.
m: Elizabeth Brown (1778-1856)
Their 15 children shown to include:
-Samuel B. 1806–1880
-William 1808–1871
-Frances "Fannie" 1810–1852
-Nancy Brown 1812–1891 m: Cooper
-Docia Ann 1815–1860
-Elizabeth 12-25-1820-6/12/1930/Lamar TX m: J Ausmus
-Strother Hoy 1824–1892
-Algiva 1825–1867
-James C –1864 (civil war casualty)
-Mary Elizabeth 1830-1902 m: Thompson
-Martha 1835-1896 m: Brightwell
Source: Interview with Doug Bogart, ggg grandson of Jones Hoy, gg grandson of William Hoy, Kansas City Star reporter Keith Myers Nov 2006.
"...Doug Bogart as he winds through the woods on Kansas City International Airport property, searching for the grave of his great-great-great uncle. When he finds the grave - with the help of painted tree markers - Bogart speaks proudly of Samuel Hoy and other ancestors who lived and died on that land long before the advent of aviation...
"Hoy's final resting place and the graves of other homestead settlers are scattered throughou the 7,000 acres of KCI's property. Laid to rest 126 years ago, Hoy's body and those of other pioneer dead now must make way for the living...
"Bogart cares for the Samuel Hoy grave site and a cemetery that has the remains of his great-great-great grandfather Jones Hoy and great-great grandparents William and Adeline Hoy... Bogart thinks the Hoys would be proud of how the area they nurtured in the 1800s has grown. "From what I have read, they were people of vision," he said..."
m: Elizabeth Brown (1778-1856)
Their 15 children shown to include:
-Samuel B. 1806–1880
-William 1808–1871
-Frances "Fannie" 1810–1852
-Nancy Brown 1812–1891 m: Cooper
-Docia Ann 1815–1860
-Elizabeth 12-25-1820-6/12/1930/Lamar TX m: J Ausmus
-Strother Hoy 1824–1892
-Algiva 1825–1867
-James C –1864 (civil war casualty)
-Mary Elizabeth 1830-1902 m: Thompson
-Martha 1835-1896 m: Brightwell
Source: Interview with Doug Bogart, ggg grandson of Jones Hoy, gg grandson of William Hoy, Kansas City Star reporter Keith Myers Nov 2006.
"...Doug Bogart as he winds through the woods on Kansas City International Airport property, searching for the grave of his great-great-great uncle. When he finds the grave - with the help of painted tree markers - Bogart speaks proudly of Samuel Hoy and other ancestors who lived and died on that land long before the advent of aviation...
"Hoy's final resting place and the graves of other homestead settlers are scattered throughou the 7,000 acres of KCI's property. Laid to rest 126 years ago, Hoy's body and those of other pioneer dead now must make way for the living...
"Bogart cares for the Samuel Hoy grave site and a cemetery that has the remains of his great-great-great grandfather Jones Hoy and great-great grandparents William and Adeline Hoy... Bogart thinks the Hoys would be proud of how the area they nurtured in the 1800s has grown. "From what I have read, they were people of vision," he said..."
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