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Franklin S. L. Hogsett, Charles L. Hogsett , 5 North 43 West
One tree said Charles Lee Hogsett was born May 21, 1881 in Fremont County, Iowa, and died March 5, 1952 in Adams County, Nebraska. There's a Charles L. Hogsett 1881-1952 and Bessie G. Hogsett 1893-1985 in the Juanita Cemetery, Adams County.In 1930 Adams County Nebraska - on the same census page as Charles and Bessie, is Joseph Robinson - who was in the same Witherbee area.....
| Wilbur W. Hogsett, departed this life and entered The Eternal Home,
on November 4, 2009 at his home in Harvard, Nebraska. Wilbur was 89 years of age having been born on November 29, 1924 to Charles Lee and Bessie Grace (Robinson) Hogsett in Lamar, Nebraska. Wilbur served in the United States Navy during World War II from November 20, 1942 to December 12, 1945. Wilber raised his family in Illinois while he worked as a welder for Caterpillar Company after retiring he moved to Harvard, Nebraska Wilbur was a member of the VFW Club and Moose Lodge. Wilbur was proud of his grandsons. Wilbur survivors are daughters, Betty Jean Tewell-Parr of Mountainburg, Arkansas and JoAnn Groomes of Gurnee, Illinois; and son, Wayne Charles Hogsett of Alma, Arkansas and a host of friends and relatives, Wilbur was welcomed into The Heavenly Home by his parents, Charles and Bessie Hogsett, great-grandson, and sister. |
In 1910 Yuma County, the line following Norwood, Frank Hogsett is 22, born in Nebraska, single.
Franklin proved up a parcel in 4 and 5, 5N 43W, and 32 of 6N 43W in 1916, AND he proved up a quarter in 6N 42W (Chase County, Nebraska) in 1918.
Franklin Silas L. Hogsett registered for WWI in Lamar, Nebraska, saying he was born there October 20, 1887, and was married
In 1920 he's in Chase County, Nebraska, 38, married to Blanch, 41
Blanche M. Lathrop Hogsett died Oct 18, 1928, and is buried in Lamar L1-E4
In 1930 he's in Franklin County, Nebraska, widowed, living with the Ed and Etta Hollenberg family.
In 1940 Franklin is 52, working for the WPA on a road project in
Franklin County, married to Rose, 37.
In 1870 Gentry County, Missouri,
David L. Davidson is
54,
Jerusha A. Davidson 40,
Leman H. Davidson
18,
Alma E. Davidson
11,
Rosa J. Davidson
10,
Eliza S. Davidson
9,
Minnie O. Davidson
8,
Charles L. Davidson
5/12,
Edward A. Mchenry
13, and
Henry A Mchenry
21.
In 1880 Fremont County, Iowa,
N. B. Hogsett
22 Self (Head)
Sarah Hogsett 19 Wife.
Norwood Hogsett
Age: 20
Marriage Date: 8 Oct 1877
Marriage Place: Allen, Kansas, USA
Father: Jacob Hogsett
Mother: P R Hogsett
Spouse: Eliza Davison.
Norwood had an entry for the start of a timber claim in 4N 43W, but it wasn't completed, apparently.
Franklin proved up 320 acres in sections 4 and 5,
5N 43W, and in section 32, 6N 43W in 1916.
Franklin Silas L. Hogsett registered for WWI in Lamar,
Nebraska, born there October 20, 1887, married, with a partial disability.
December 1920 "Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hogsett of south of Lamar (probably Lamar, Nebraska)
have moved to Holyoke. Mr. Hogsett is employed at the
F. M. Smith Ice plant."
April 1921 Missouri Valley items in the Holyoke State Herald "Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Shaw moved to the Hogsett place last Tuesday."
December 1922 " Miss Ruth Hogsett and Mr. Mike Brophy were
married by Judge Weir at his home Sunday at high noon."
March 1923 "John Barbour is helping Frank Hogsett build a
cement basement house this week."
January 1924 "Frank Hogsett butchered the largest hog in the
world - or at least the largest we ever heard of - last week.
The little runt only dressed out S9O pounds of meat, lard, etc.
The animal was a Poland China. Mr. Hogsett states that a fire had
to be built under a water tank in which it was necessary to
scald the animal."
Imperial Republican.
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