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| Birth: | 8 Aug 1844 in ,Germany |
| Death: | 3 May 1921 in Carroll Co.,Indiana |
| Sex: | M |
| Father: | Johann Hockertz b. 23 Mar 1814 in Ihren,Trier,Germany |
| Mother: | Margaretha Hammes b. 5 Aug 1817 in Heckhuscheid,Germany |
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| Burial: Pyrmont Cem.,Carroll Co.,Indiana |
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| Elizabeth Hufford (Wife) b. 25 Jun 1851 in Clay Twsp.,Carroll Co.,Indiana
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| Divorce: | N |
| Marriage: | 29 SEP 1870 in Carroll Co.,IN |
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 Sarah Catherine Hooker b. 30 Aug 1871 in Carroll Co.,Indiana
- Mary Elizabeth Hooker b. 29 Jan 1873 in Carroll Co.,IN
- Rosa Ellen Hooker b. 20 Dec 1874 in Carroll Co.,Indiana
- George Washington Hooker b. 22 Apr 1877 in Carroll Co.,Indiana
- William Edward Hooker b. 19 Aug 1879 in Clay Twsp.,Carroll Co.,IN
- Theodore John Wesley Hooker b. 3 Apr 1882 in Carroll Co.,Indiana
- James Burton Hooker b. 27 Feb 1884 in Carroll Co.,IN
- Dora Leona Hooker b. 28 Jul 1886 in Carroll Co.,IN
- Challence Oscar Hooker b. 12 Mar 1889 in Owasco,Clay Twsp.,Carroll Co.,Indiana
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Individual:
U.S. Army ("Grand Army of the Republic") during U.S. Civil War.
12th Light Artillery, Indiana; enlisted Nov. 30, 1864; honorably discharged
July 7, 1865. GAR Post 31, Indiana.
grave stone photographed
NOTE: 1910 Census: North Dakota, Rolette Co., Hutcheson Township, District 153;
May 23, 1910. George shows as living with his son William, William's wife
Sylvia, and William's daughter Leona. NOTE: ALSO 1910 Census: Indiana, Carroll Co., Clay Township, District 28; April
18, 1910, George shows as living with his wife (Elizabeth HUFFORD) in Indiana.
Apparently, after the Census was recorded in Indiana, George went to North
Dakota to spend some time with his son. There was a train running between the
two towns, and it is not surprising that George would have traveled between
Owasco and North Dakota to spend time with his sons in North Dakota. Arrived in America on October 14, 1846. He was two years and two months old.
The family arrived in New York on a ship named "Niobe." The ship had sailed
from Antwerp, Belgium.
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