OBITUARY
Jesse K. Hoar was born in Pennsylvania 21 September 1798; died in Fayette Co., IL 4 April 1807. Father Hoar was reared among the Friends and was early taught to love God and keep His commandments. At the age of 29, he married Mary Irwin who proved to be a faithful wife and helper. For 55 years they shared the joys and sorrows of life together. To them were born 11 children, 7 of whom still survive, one son in the ministry, Reverend B. A. Hoar, of the South Illinois Conference. When 30 years of age, he was united with the Methodist East Church and lived in her communion until God took him home. In 1844 he emigrated from Pennsylvania to Ohio and in 1856 to Illinois, where he remained until his death. To his aged companion and children, he left a priceless legacy, the example of a long and faithful Christian life.
Family history written by Rev. Benjamin Albert Hoar
My father Jesse Kersey Hoar was born in Chester Co., Penn., Oct. 21, 1798 and married, Mary I. Irwin at the age (his age), 1829. My mother was born April 14, 1807 in Chester Co., Penn. Her maiden name was Mary I. Irwin. They were married in 1829, and moved to Knox Co., Ohio in the year 1844, and to Fayette Co., Ill. in 1856. To them was born 7 daughters and 3 sons. The present writer, Benj. A. was the youngest born Oct. 5, 1850.
Jesse K. was the son of John Hoar and Hanna Hoar. They were connected with the Quakers or Friends Society and later united with the Methodist Episcopal Church remaining 55 years. Jessie K. Hoar died and is buried in Fayette Co., Ill., 1884, age 85 years. Mother Mary I. Irwin Hoar died and is buried in Fayette Co., Ill., 1892, age 85 years.
Father Wm. Sapp was born in Central Ohio, 1811, was married to Catherine Carmicheal, daughter of James and Elizabeth (Hoar) Carmicheal and moved from Ohio to Fayette Co., Ill., in 1838. To them 4 sons and 3 daughters were born.
James Carmicheal served in the war in 1812 against the English. Wm. Sapp died and is buried at Louden City, Fayette Co., Ill., 1863, age 58. Mother Catherine Sapp died 1888, age 69. Buried at Louden City.
At time of this writing (1925) Lydia A. Sapp is the wife of Rev. B. A. Hoar and only surviving member of William and Catherine Sapp.
Jesse K. Hoar was born in Pennsylvania 21 September 1798; died in Fayette Co., IL 4 April 1807. Father Hoar was reared among the Friends and was early taught to love God and keep His commandments. At the age of 29, he married Mary Irwin who proved to be a faithful wife and helper. For 55 years they shared the joys and sorrows of life together. To them were born 11 children, 7 of whom still survive, one son in the ministry, Reverend B. A. Hoar, of the South Illinois Conference. When 30 years of age, he was united with the Methodist East Church and lived in her communion until God took him home. In 1844 he emigrated from Pennsylvania to Ohio and in 1856 to Illinois, where he remained until his death. To his aged companion and children, he left a priceless legacy, the example of a long and faithful Christian life.
Family history written by Rev. Benjamin Albert Hoar
My father Jesse Kersey Hoar was born in Chester Co., Penn., Oct. 21, 1798 and married, Mary I. Irwin at the age (his age), 1829. My mother was born April 14, 1807 in Chester Co., Penn. Her maiden name was Mary I. Irwin. They were married in 1829, and moved to Knox Co., Ohio in the year 1844, and to Fayette Co., Ill. in 1856. To them was born 7 daughters and 3 sons. The present writer, Benj. A. was the youngest born Oct. 5, 1850.
Jesse K. was the son of John Hoar and Hanna Hoar. They were connected with the Quakers or Friends Society and later united with the Methodist Episcopal Church remaining 55 years. Jessie K. Hoar died and is buried in Fayette Co., Ill., 1884, age 85 years. Mother Mary I. Irwin Hoar died and is buried in Fayette Co., Ill., 1892, age 85 years.
Father Wm. Sapp was born in Central Ohio, 1811, was married to Catherine Carmicheal, daughter of James and Elizabeth (Hoar) Carmicheal and moved from Ohio to Fayette Co., Ill., in 1838. To them 4 sons and 3 daughters were born.
James Carmicheal served in the war in 1812 against the English. Wm. Sapp died and is buried at Louden City, Fayette Co., Ill., 1863, age 58. Mother Catherine Sapp died 1888, age 69. Buried at Louden City.
At time of this writing (1925) Lydia A. Sapp is the wife of Rev. B. A. Hoar and only surviving member of William and Catherine Sapp.
OBITUARY
Jesse K. Hoar was born in Pennsylvania 21 September 1798; died in Fayette Co., IL 4 April 1807. Father Hoar was reared among the Friends and was early taught to love God and keep His commandments. At the age of 29, he married Mary Irwin who proved to be a faithful wife and helper. For 55 years they shared the joys and sorrows of life together. To them were born 11 children, 7 of whom still survive, one son in the ministry, Reverend B. A. Hoar, of the South Illinois Conference. When 30 years of age, he was united with the Methodist East Church and lived in her communion until God took him home. In 1844 he emigrated from Pennsylvania to Ohio and in 1856 to Illinois, where he remained until his death. To his aged companion and children, he left a priceless legacy, the example of a long and faithful Christian life.
Family history written by Rev. Benjamin Albert Hoar
My father Jesse Kersey Hoar was born in Chester Co., Penn., Oct. 21, 1798 and married, Mary I. Irwin at the age (his age), 1829. My mother was born April 14, 1807 in Chester Co., Penn. Her maiden name was Mary I. Irwin. They were married in 1829, and moved to Knox Co., Ohio in the year 1844, and to Fayette Co., Ill. in 1856. To them was born 7 daughters and 3 sons. The present writer, Benj. A. was the youngest born Oct. 5, 1850.
Jesse K. was the son of John Hoar and Hanna Hoar. They were connected with the Quakers or Friends Society and later united with the Methodist Episcopal Church remaining 55 years. Jessie K. Hoar died and is buried in Fayette Co., Ill., 1884, age 85 years. Mother Mary I. Irwin Hoar died and is buried in Fayette Co., Ill., 1892, age 85 years.
Father Wm. Sapp was born in Central Ohio, 1811, was married to Catherine Carmicheal, daughter of James and Elizabeth (Hoar) Carmicheal and moved from Ohio to Fayette Co., Ill., in 1838. To them 4 sons and 3 daughters were born.
James Carmicheal served in the war in 1812 against the English. Wm. Sapp died and is buried at Louden City, Fayette Co., Ill., 1863, age 58. Mother Catherine Sapp died 1888, age 69. Buried at Louden City.
At time of this writing (1925) Lydia A. Sapp is the wife of Rev. B. A. Hoar and only surviving member of William and Catherine Sapp.
Jesse K. Hoar was born in Pennsylvania 21 September 1798; died in Fayette Co., IL 4 April 1807. Father Hoar was reared among the Friends and was early taught to love God and keep His commandments. At the age of 29, he married Mary Irwin who proved to be a faithful wife and helper. For 55 years they shared the joys and sorrows of life together. To them were born 11 children, 7 of whom still survive, one son in the ministry, Reverend B. A. Hoar, of the South Illinois Conference. When 30 years of age, he was united with the Methodist East Church and lived in her communion until God took him home. In 1844 he emigrated from Pennsylvania to Ohio and in 1856 to Illinois, where he remained until his death. To his aged companion and children, he left a priceless legacy, the example of a long and faithful Christian life.
Family history written by Rev. Benjamin Albert Hoar
My father Jesse Kersey Hoar was born in Chester Co., Penn., Oct. 21, 1798 and married, Mary I. Irwin at the age (his age), 1829. My mother was born April 14, 1807 in Chester Co., Penn. Her maiden name was Mary I. Irwin. They were married in 1829, and moved to Knox Co., Ohio in the year 1844, and to Fayette Co., Ill. in 1856. To them was born 7 daughters and 3 sons. The present writer, Benj. A. was the youngest born Oct. 5, 1850.
Jesse K. was the son of John Hoar and Hanna Hoar. They were connected with the Quakers or Friends Society and later united with the Methodist Episcopal Church remaining 55 years. Jessie K. Hoar died and is buried in Fayette Co., Ill., 1884, age 85 years. Mother Mary I. Irwin Hoar died and is buried in Fayette Co., Ill., 1892, age 85 years.
Father Wm. Sapp was born in Central Ohio, 1811, was married to Catherine Carmicheal, daughter of James and Elizabeth (Hoar) Carmicheal and moved from Ohio to Fayette Co., Ill., in 1838. To them 4 sons and 3 daughters were born.
James Carmicheal served in the war in 1812 against the English. Wm. Sapp died and is buried at Louden City, Fayette Co., Ill., 1863, age 58. Mother Catherine Sapp died 1888, age 69. Buried at Louden City.
At time of this writing (1925) Lydia A. Sapp is the wife of Rev. B. A. Hoar and only surviving member of William and Catherine Sapp.
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85ys 5ms 14ds
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Stone is broken and tilted forward. Dates from Roz Edson's Hoar Family Tree
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