Lowell Hodgkinson, the son of Lewis Martin Hodgkinson and Mary Armina Haws, was the second child and the oldest son.
He married first Zelda Allred, on 10 Oct 1929 in Vernal, Uintah, Utah. They had six children: Kenneth, Luella, Betty, Doral, Lola, and Margie, who died the day she was born. The marriage ended in divorce.
Lowell married second Frances Bernadette Pfeiffer. This marriage lasted only a few years. He married for a third time, Shirley Jean Hawkins.
Lowell was an avid Native American artifacts collector, amassing a very large collection before his death, a few of which were donated to the Red Pueblo Museum in Fredonia, Arizona.
He married first Zelda Allred, on 10 Oct 1929 in Vernal, Uintah, Utah. They had six children: Kenneth, Luella, Betty, Doral, Lola, and Margie, who died the day she was born. The marriage ended in divorce.
Lowell married second Frances Bernadette Pfeiffer. This marriage lasted only a few years. He married for a third time, Shirley Jean Hawkins.
Lowell was an avid Native American artifacts collector, amassing a very large collection before his death, a few of which were donated to the Red Pueblo Museum in Fredonia, Arizona.
Lowell Hodgkinson, the son of Lewis Martin Hodgkinson and Mary Armina Haws, was the second child and the oldest son.
He married first Zelda Allred, on 10 Oct 1929 in Vernal, Uintah, Utah. They had six children: Kenneth, Luella, Betty, Doral, Lola, and Margie, who died the day she was born. The marriage ended in divorce.
Lowell married second Frances Bernadette Pfeiffer. This marriage lasted only a few years. He married for a third time, Shirley Jean Hawkins.
Lowell was an avid Native American artifacts collector, amassing a very large collection before his death, a few of which were donated to the Red Pueblo Museum in Fredonia, Arizona.
He married first Zelda Allred, on 10 Oct 1929 in Vernal, Uintah, Utah. They had six children: Kenneth, Luella, Betty, Doral, Lola, and Margie, who died the day she was born. The marriage ended in divorce.
Lowell married second Frances Bernadette Pfeiffer. This marriage lasted only a few years. He married for a third time, Shirley Jean Hawkins.
Lowell was an avid Native American artifacts collector, amassing a very large collection before his death, a few of which were donated to the Red Pueblo Museum in Fredonia, Arizona.
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