He was born at Carronshore, near Falkirk, Stirlingshire, Scotland, in December 1831. In 1855 he was married to Miss Margaret Penman who together with four sons and four daughters survive him. They are: Neal, Alexander, James, Edward, Jr., Mrs. Rebecca Foster and Mrs. Anna Wilson of this city; Mrs. Mary Washington, of Columbus, Kansas and Mrs. Margaret Sharp, of Scammon, Kan.
Mr. Hotchkiss worked in the coal mines in Scotland until August 1884 when he came with his family to Burlingame, and this place has been his home continuously since. He was the father of ten children, two of whom preceded him to the eternal home beyond. Besides his own children, he leaves fifty-three grandchildren and thirty five great grandchildren, making a total of ninety-six living descendants. The funeral was held at the home Tuesday, January 16 at 2 p.m., conducted by Rev. Schaible of the Presbyterian Church, after which interment took place in the Burlingame Cemetery.
Mr. Hotchkiss was a good citizen and good neighbor. He bore the enviable reputation of always dealing squarely and honestly with his fellow man. He worked hard all his life, or until afflicted by age and infirmities. He has gone to his reward. Peaceful be his rest.
Osage County Chronicle--Burlingame, KS January 18, 1912
Contributed by Thomas Hotchkiss #47983816
He was born at Carronshore, near Falkirk, Stirlingshire, Scotland, in December 1831. In 1855 he was married to Miss Margaret Penman who together with four sons and four daughters survive him. They are: Neal, Alexander, James, Edward, Jr., Mrs. Rebecca Foster and Mrs. Anna Wilson of this city; Mrs. Mary Washington, of Columbus, Kansas and Mrs. Margaret Sharp, of Scammon, Kan.
Mr. Hotchkiss worked in the coal mines in Scotland until August 1884 when he came with his family to Burlingame, and this place has been his home continuously since. He was the father of ten children, two of whom preceded him to the eternal home beyond. Besides his own children, he leaves fifty-three grandchildren and thirty five great grandchildren, making a total of ninety-six living descendants. The funeral was held at the home Tuesday, January 16 at 2 p.m., conducted by Rev. Schaible of the Presbyterian Church, after which interment took place in the Burlingame Cemetery.
Mr. Hotchkiss was a good citizen and good neighbor. He bore the enviable reputation of always dealing squarely and honestly with his fellow man. He worked hard all his life, or until afflicted by age and infirmities. He has gone to his reward. Peaceful be his rest.
Osage County Chronicle--Burlingame, KS January 18, 1912
Contributed by Thomas Hotchkiss #47983816
Family Members
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Anna "Annie" Hotchkiss Wilson
1856–1929
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Cornelius "Neal" Hotchkiss Sr
1858–1930
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William Hotchkiss
1860–1896
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Margaret Hotchkiss Sharp
1865–1947
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Edward "Big Ed" Hotchkiss II
1867–1955
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Alexander Hotchkiss
1869–1937
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Rebecca Hotchkiss Foster
1871–1946
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James Hotchkiss Sr
1873–1953
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Mary Hotchkiss Washington
1879–1957
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