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..."James W. Hoover and Annarpy Huffaker brought their family from Bureau County, Illinois to settle in Silver City, the town Mrs. Hoover's brother, Henry Harrison Huffaker was instrumental in founding.
James W. Hoover was born in Pennsylvania on August 23, 1836. He was a veteran of the Civil War. He died of a heart attack at the age of 46 years. Annarpy, an invalid died July 22, 1894, leaving two daughters: Nettie and Birdie Almaretta. Two daughters, Mary A. and Blanchie preceded him in death.
Daughter Nettie later married Charles Sell and daughter Birdie, who was adopted by Henry Harrison Huffaker, later married William A. Wilkins."
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(SOURCE: Mills County, Iowa. SILVER CITY COMMUNITY HISTORY BIOGRAPHIES 1879-1979).
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OBITUARY: Anarpa Hoover died August 20, 1894, at 4:30 o'clock p.m., aged 48 years, 8 months and 20 days. [NOTE: Her memorial stone lists "July 22, 1894" as the date of death].
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Mrs. Hoover was the daughter of Israel and Ann Huffaker and was born in Hancock County, Illinois, on January 1, 1846. She was united in marriage to James Hoover in February, 1867. Sixteen years afterward, in 1883, Mr. Hoover died very suddenly. Mrs. Hoover was the mother of 7 children, 4 of whom survive her. Few mortals, indeed, are destined to suffer the pain experienced by her of whom we speak. For 30 years she has been an invalid and several times in that period friends have been summoned to her sick-bed, supposing that her time on earth was short. Each time, however, she has seemed to miraculously pass by death's door and revive only to suffer more. But on last Wednesday, the frail body, unable to further stand its misery, gently succumbed and Mrs. Hoover quietly dropped to sleep.
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The remains were interred in the Silver City cemetery alongside of those of her husband. Rev. Cable, of the M.E. church, conducted the funeral obsequies. [End].
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(SOURCE: jdianeknudsen originally submitted this to Knudsen/Landon/Jensen/Hansen Family Tree on 26 Jul 2009).
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..."James W. Hoover and Annarpy Huffaker brought their family from Bureau County, Illinois to settle in Silver City, the town Mrs. Hoover's brother, Henry Harrison Huffaker was instrumental in founding.
James W. Hoover was born in Pennsylvania on August 23, 1836. He was a veteran of the Civil War. He died of a heart attack at the age of 46 years. Annarpy, an invalid died July 22, 1894, leaving two daughters: Nettie and Birdie Almaretta. Two daughters, Mary A. and Blanchie preceded him in death.
Daughter Nettie later married Charles Sell and daughter Birdie, who was adopted by Henry Harrison Huffaker, later married William A. Wilkins."
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(SOURCE: Mills County, Iowa. SILVER CITY COMMUNITY HISTORY BIOGRAPHIES 1879-1979).
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OBITUARY: Anarpa Hoover died August 20, 1894, at 4:30 o'clock p.m., aged 48 years, 8 months and 20 days. [NOTE: Her memorial stone lists "July 22, 1894" as the date of death].
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Mrs. Hoover was the daughter of Israel and Ann Huffaker and was born in Hancock County, Illinois, on January 1, 1846. She was united in marriage to James Hoover in February, 1867. Sixteen years afterward, in 1883, Mr. Hoover died very suddenly. Mrs. Hoover was the mother of 7 children, 4 of whom survive her. Few mortals, indeed, are destined to suffer the pain experienced by her of whom we speak. For 30 years she has been an invalid and several times in that period friends have been summoned to her sick-bed, supposing that her time on earth was short. Each time, however, she has seemed to miraculously pass by death's door and revive only to suffer more. But on last Wednesday, the frail body, unable to further stand its misery, gently succumbed and Mrs. Hoover quietly dropped to sleep.
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The remains were interred in the Silver City cemetery alongside of those of her husband. Rev. Cable, of the M.E. church, conducted the funeral obsequies. [End].
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(SOURCE: jdianeknudsen originally submitted this to Knudsen/Landon/Jensen/Hansen Family Tree on 26 Jul 2009).
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..."James W. Hoover and Annarpy Huffaker brought their family from Bureau County, Illinois to settle in Silver City, the town Mrs. Hoover's brother, Henry Harrison Huffaker was instrumental in founding.
James W. Hoover was born in Pennsylvania on August 23, 1836. He was a veteran of the Civil War. He died of a heart attack at the age of 46 years. Annarpy, an invalid died July 22, 1894, leaving two daughters: Nettie and Birdie Almaretta. Two daughters, Mary A. and Blanchie preceded him in death.
Daughter Nettie later married Charles Sell and daughter Birdie, who was adopted by Henry Harrison Huffaker, later married William A. Wilkins."
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(SOURCE: Mills County, Iowa. SILVER CITY COMMUNITY HISTORY BIOGRAPHIES 1879-1979).
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OBITUARY: Anarpa Hoover died August 20, 1894, at 4:30 o'clock p.m., aged 48 years, 8 months and 20 days. [NOTE: Her memorial stone lists "July 22, 1894" as the date of death].
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Mrs. Hoover was the daughter of Israel and Ann Huffaker and was born in Hancock County, Illinois, on January 1, 1846. She was united in marriage to James Hoover in February, 1867. Sixteen years afterward, in 1883, Mr. Hoover died very suddenly. Mrs. Hoover was the mother of 7 children, 4 of whom survive her. Few mortals, indeed, are destined to suffer the pain experienced by her of whom we speak. For 30 years she has been an invalid and several times in that period friends have been summoned to her sick-bed, supposing that her time on earth was short. Each time, however, she has seemed to miraculously pass by death's door and revive only to suffer more. But on last Wednesday, the frail body, unable to further stand its misery, gently succumbed and Mrs. Hoover quietly dropped to sleep.
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The remains were interred in the Silver City cemetery alongside of those of her husband. Rev. Cable, of the M.E. church, conducted the funeral obsequies. [End].
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(SOURCE: jdianeknudsen originally submitted this to Knudsen/Landon/Jensen/Hansen Family Tree on 26 Jul 2009).
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..."James W. Hoover and Annarpy Huffaker brought their family from Bureau County, Illinois to settle in Silver City, the town Mrs. Hoover's brother, Henry Harrison Huffaker was instrumental in founding.
James W. Hoover was born in Pennsylvania on August 23, 1836. He was a veteran of the Civil War. He died of a heart attack at the age of 46 years. Annarpy, an invalid died July 22, 1894, leaving two daughters: Nettie and Birdie Almaretta. Two daughters, Mary A. and Blanchie preceded him in death.
Daughter Nettie later married Charles Sell and daughter Birdie, who was adopted by Henry Harrison Huffaker, later married William A. Wilkins."
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(SOURCE: Mills County, Iowa. SILVER CITY COMMUNITY HISTORY BIOGRAPHIES 1879-1979).
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OBITUARY: Anarpa Hoover died August 20, 1894, at 4:30 o'clock p.m., aged 48 years, 8 months and 20 days. [NOTE: Her memorial stone lists "July 22, 1894" as the date of death].
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Mrs. Hoover was the daughter of Israel and Ann Huffaker and was born in Hancock County, Illinois, on January 1, 1846. She was united in marriage to James Hoover in February, 1867. Sixteen years afterward, in 1883, Mr. Hoover died very suddenly. Mrs. Hoover was the mother of 7 children, 4 of whom survive her. Few mortals, indeed, are destined to suffer the pain experienced by her of whom we speak. For 30 years she has been an invalid and several times in that period friends have been summoned to her sick-bed, supposing that her time on earth was short. Each time, however, she has seemed to miraculously pass by death's door and revive only to suffer more. But on last Wednesday, the frail body, unable to further stand its misery, gently succumbed and Mrs. Hoover quietly dropped to sleep.
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The remains were interred in the Silver City cemetery alongside of those of her husband. Rev. Cable, of the M.E. church, conducted the funeral obsequies. [End].
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(SOURCE: jdianeknudsen originally submitted this to Knudsen/Landon/Jensen/Hansen Family Tree on 26 Jul 2009).
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