1st of 6 children of HENRY HOY, Jr. & MARY ANN SMITH
Died: at age 38; at his sister Emily's house in Savanna, Illinois; chronic diarrhea, aftermath of Civil War
Military: Civil War, Union Army, Co C, 14th Reg, Vol Inf, Wisconsin, Private
Occupation: Rancher
Never married, no children
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Oct 2, 1883, Savanna Weekly Times, Savanna, Carroll Co, Illinois:
DIED. In this city on Tuesday last, October 2, 1883, Mr. Frank Hoy, aged 38 years. Mr. Hoy was a brother of Mrs. Frank Chamberlin, a family who located in this city from Nebraska, but a few weeks ago. Mr. Hoy had been out of health for several years and came here two or three weeks ago to visit his sister whom he had not seen for some nine years. Soon after his arrival he was obliged to take his bed, and soon after became delirious, and finally violently insane, in which condition he died. Mr. and Mrs. Chamberlain have the sincere sympathy of their neighbors in this hour of their affliction.
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HOY, Benjamin Franklin - Pvt., Co. C, 14th Regt., Wis. Vol. Inf.
Benjamin was born circa 1845 at Pennsylvania. He was listed in the 1860 federal census as residing with his mother and her family in the town of Omro. Mary A. was born circa 1823 at Pennsylvania. Then listed with her were the following children: Franklin; James, born circa 1847; Valentine, born circa 1849; Emily, born circa 1850; Ada, born circa 1852; and Henry, born circa 1855. All of the children were born in Pennsylvania. Benjamin resided at Omro and enlisted there on Apr 8, 1861. He was assigned as above and wounded at Vicksburg, Mississippi. Benjamin was discharged due to those wounds at Mound City, Illinois. He was listed in 1883 at P.O. Brown's Park, Uintah County, Utah Territory. He was receiving pension #71,389 of $10.00 per month since Oct 1866, for a gunshot wound to his lower jaw.
{US 1860; ROV; LOP-1883}
Source: Civil War Veterans of Winnebago County, Wisconsin, Vol 1, by David A Langhau, Heritage Books Inc, 1993
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Died: at age 38; at his sister Emily's house in Savanna, Illinois; chronic diarrhea, aftermath of Civil War
Military: Civil War, Union Army, Co C, 14th Reg, Vol Inf, Wisconsin, Private
Occupation: Rancher
Never married, no children
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Oct 2, 1883, Savanna Weekly Times, Savanna, Carroll Co, Illinois:
DIED. In this city on Tuesday last, October 2, 1883, Mr. Frank Hoy, aged 38 years. Mr. Hoy was a brother of Mrs. Frank Chamberlin, a family who located in this city from Nebraska, but a few weeks ago. Mr. Hoy had been out of health for several years and came here two or three weeks ago to visit his sister whom he had not seen for some nine years. Soon after his arrival he was obliged to take his bed, and soon after became delirious, and finally violently insane, in which condition he died. Mr. and Mrs. Chamberlain have the sincere sympathy of their neighbors in this hour of their affliction.
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HOY, Benjamin Franklin - Pvt., Co. C, 14th Regt., Wis. Vol. Inf.
Benjamin was born circa 1845 at Pennsylvania. He was listed in the 1860 federal census as residing with his mother and her family in the town of Omro. Mary A. was born circa 1823 at Pennsylvania. Then listed with her were the following children: Franklin; James, born circa 1847; Valentine, born circa 1849; Emily, born circa 1850; Ada, born circa 1852; and Henry, born circa 1855. All of the children were born in Pennsylvania. Benjamin resided at Omro and enlisted there on Apr 8, 1861. He was assigned as above and wounded at Vicksburg, Mississippi. Benjamin was discharged due to those wounds at Mound City, Illinois. He was listed in 1883 at P.O. Brown's Park, Uintah County, Utah Territory. He was receiving pension #71,389 of $10.00 per month since Oct 1866, for a gunshot wound to his lower jaw.
{US 1860; ROV; LOP-1883}
Source: Civil War Veterans of Winnebago County, Wisconsin, Vol 1, by David A Langhau, Heritage Books Inc, 1993
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1st of 6 children of HENRY HOY, Jr. & MARY ANN SMITH
Died: at age 38; at his sister Emily's house in Savanna, Illinois; chronic diarrhea, aftermath of Civil War
Military: Civil War, Union Army, Co C, 14th Reg, Vol Inf, Wisconsin, Private
Occupation: Rancher
Never married, no children
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Oct 2, 1883, Savanna Weekly Times, Savanna, Carroll Co, Illinois:
DIED. In this city on Tuesday last, October 2, 1883, Mr. Frank Hoy, aged 38 years. Mr. Hoy was a brother of Mrs. Frank Chamberlin, a family who located in this city from Nebraska, but a few weeks ago. Mr. Hoy had been out of health for several years and came here two or three weeks ago to visit his sister whom he had not seen for some nine years. Soon after his arrival he was obliged to take his bed, and soon after became delirious, and finally violently insane, in which condition he died. Mr. and Mrs. Chamberlain have the sincere sympathy of their neighbors in this hour of their affliction.
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HOY, Benjamin Franklin - Pvt., Co. C, 14th Regt., Wis. Vol. Inf.
Benjamin was born circa 1845 at Pennsylvania. He was listed in the 1860 federal census as residing with his mother and her family in the town of Omro. Mary A. was born circa 1823 at Pennsylvania. Then listed with her were the following children: Franklin; James, born circa 1847; Valentine, born circa 1849; Emily, born circa 1850; Ada, born circa 1852; and Henry, born circa 1855. All of the children were born in Pennsylvania. Benjamin resided at Omro and enlisted there on Apr 8, 1861. He was assigned as above and wounded at Vicksburg, Mississippi. Benjamin was discharged due to those wounds at Mound City, Illinois. He was listed in 1883 at P.O. Brown's Park, Uintah County, Utah Territory. He was receiving pension #71,389 of $10.00 per month since Oct 1866, for a gunshot wound to his lower jaw.
{US 1860; ROV; LOP-1883}
Source: Civil War Veterans of Winnebago County, Wisconsin, Vol 1, by David A Langhau, Heritage Books Inc, 1993
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Died: at age 38; at his sister Emily's house in Savanna, Illinois; chronic diarrhea, aftermath of Civil War
Military: Civil War, Union Army, Co C, 14th Reg, Vol Inf, Wisconsin, Private
Occupation: Rancher
Never married, no children
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Oct 2, 1883, Savanna Weekly Times, Savanna, Carroll Co, Illinois:
DIED. In this city on Tuesday last, October 2, 1883, Mr. Frank Hoy, aged 38 years. Mr. Hoy was a brother of Mrs. Frank Chamberlin, a family who located in this city from Nebraska, but a few weeks ago. Mr. Hoy had been out of health for several years and came here two or three weeks ago to visit his sister whom he had not seen for some nine years. Soon after his arrival he was obliged to take his bed, and soon after became delirious, and finally violently insane, in which condition he died. Mr. and Mrs. Chamberlain have the sincere sympathy of their neighbors in this hour of their affliction.
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HOY, Benjamin Franklin - Pvt., Co. C, 14th Regt., Wis. Vol. Inf.
Benjamin was born circa 1845 at Pennsylvania. He was listed in the 1860 federal census as residing with his mother and her family in the town of Omro. Mary A. was born circa 1823 at Pennsylvania. Then listed with her were the following children: Franklin; James, born circa 1847; Valentine, born circa 1849; Emily, born circa 1850; Ada, born circa 1852; and Henry, born circa 1855. All of the children were born in Pennsylvania. Benjamin resided at Omro and enlisted there on Apr 8, 1861. He was assigned as above and wounded at Vicksburg, Mississippi. Benjamin was discharged due to those wounds at Mound City, Illinois. He was listed in 1883 at P.O. Brown's Park, Uintah County, Utah Territory. He was receiving pension #71,389 of $10.00 per month since Oct 1866, for a gunshot wound to his lower jaw.
{US 1860; ROV; LOP-1883}
Source: Civil War Veterans of Winnebago County, Wisconsin, Vol 1, by David A Langhau, Heritage Books Inc, 1993
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