3rd of 3 children of WILLIAM COBB & CATHERINE MASSEY
Died: at age 77; heart attack, arteriosclerosis
Occupation: Teacher/instructor
Married: Nov 8, 1887, ADEA ADAM HOY, Fremont, Dodge Co., Nebraska
Three children:
1. Catherine C. HOY
1890 - 1970
2. Alice Genevieve HOY
1892 - 1938
3. Minerva "Minnie" HOY
1893 - 1941
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Nov 8, 1887, The Fremont Tribune, Fremont, Dodge Co., Nebraska:
HOY-COBB
To-night at the residence of H.D. Brooks, No 718 West Military Ave. a quiet wedding will occur. The contracting parties are Mr. A.A. Hoy of Green River, Wyo., and Miss Frank Cobb, a sister of Mrs. Brooks. The ceremony will take place at eight o'clock and will be performed by Rev. Loren F. Berry, pastor of the Congregational church. There will be present as guests the relatives and immediate friends of the couple. At 10:15 o'clock they will take the Union Pacific train for their home in Wyoming.
The groom has but a slight acquaintance in Fremont. Those who have enjoyed his acquaintanceship, however, regard him as a very worthy young man. He went to Colorado and Wyoming several years ago and "roughed it" on a ranch. His success shows him to possess sterling qualities of energy and perseverance. The bride has been a favorite in Fremont society for three or four years. She's a charming young lady in all that this expression can mean. The warmest congratulations of all their friends go with the happy and worthy young couple.
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Note: Miss Frank Cobb is Frances Annie Cobb
Mrs. H.D. Brooks is Mary, Frances' older sister
Died: at age 77; heart attack, arteriosclerosis
Occupation: Teacher/instructor
Married: Nov 8, 1887, ADEA ADAM HOY, Fremont, Dodge Co., Nebraska
Three children:
1. Catherine C. HOY
1890 - 1970
2. Alice Genevieve HOY
1892 - 1938
3. Minerva "Minnie" HOY
1893 - 1941
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Nov 8, 1887, The Fremont Tribune, Fremont, Dodge Co., Nebraska:
HOY-COBB
To-night at the residence of H.D. Brooks, No 718 West Military Ave. a quiet wedding will occur. The contracting parties are Mr. A.A. Hoy of Green River, Wyo., and Miss Frank Cobb, a sister of Mrs. Brooks. The ceremony will take place at eight o'clock and will be performed by Rev. Loren F. Berry, pastor of the Congregational church. There will be present as guests the relatives and immediate friends of the couple. At 10:15 o'clock they will take the Union Pacific train for their home in Wyoming.
The groom has but a slight acquaintance in Fremont. Those who have enjoyed his acquaintanceship, however, regard him as a very worthy young man. He went to Colorado and Wyoming several years ago and "roughed it" on a ranch. His success shows him to possess sterling qualities of energy and perseverance. The bride has been a favorite in Fremont society for three or four years. She's a charming young lady in all that this expression can mean. The warmest congratulations of all their friends go with the happy and worthy young couple.
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Note: Miss Frank Cobb is Frances Annie Cobb
Mrs. H.D. Brooks is Mary, Frances' older sister
3rd of 3 children of WILLIAM COBB & CATHERINE MASSEY
Died: at age 77; heart attack, arteriosclerosis
Occupation: Teacher/instructor
Married: Nov 8, 1887, ADEA ADAM HOY, Fremont, Dodge Co., Nebraska
Three children:
1. Catherine C. HOY
1890 - 1970
2. Alice Genevieve HOY
1892 - 1938
3. Minerva "Minnie" HOY
1893 - 1941
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Nov 8, 1887, The Fremont Tribune, Fremont, Dodge Co., Nebraska:
HOY-COBB
To-night at the residence of H.D. Brooks, No 718 West Military Ave. a quiet wedding will occur. The contracting parties are Mr. A.A. Hoy of Green River, Wyo., and Miss Frank Cobb, a sister of Mrs. Brooks. The ceremony will take place at eight o'clock and will be performed by Rev. Loren F. Berry, pastor of the Congregational church. There will be present as guests the relatives and immediate friends of the couple. At 10:15 o'clock they will take the Union Pacific train for their home in Wyoming.
The groom has but a slight acquaintance in Fremont. Those who have enjoyed his acquaintanceship, however, regard him as a very worthy young man. He went to Colorado and Wyoming several years ago and "roughed it" on a ranch. His success shows him to possess sterling qualities of energy and perseverance. The bride has been a favorite in Fremont society for three or four years. She's a charming young lady in all that this expression can mean. The warmest congratulations of all their friends go with the happy and worthy young couple.
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Note: Miss Frank Cobb is Frances Annie Cobb
Mrs. H.D. Brooks is Mary, Frances' older sister
Died: at age 77; heart attack, arteriosclerosis
Occupation: Teacher/instructor
Married: Nov 8, 1887, ADEA ADAM HOY, Fremont, Dodge Co., Nebraska
Three children:
1. Catherine C. HOY
1890 - 1970
2. Alice Genevieve HOY
1892 - 1938
3. Minerva "Minnie" HOY
1893 - 1941
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Nov 8, 1887, The Fremont Tribune, Fremont, Dodge Co., Nebraska:
HOY-COBB
To-night at the residence of H.D. Brooks, No 718 West Military Ave. a quiet wedding will occur. The contracting parties are Mr. A.A. Hoy of Green River, Wyo., and Miss Frank Cobb, a sister of Mrs. Brooks. The ceremony will take place at eight o'clock and will be performed by Rev. Loren F. Berry, pastor of the Congregational church. There will be present as guests the relatives and immediate friends of the couple. At 10:15 o'clock they will take the Union Pacific train for their home in Wyoming.
The groom has but a slight acquaintance in Fremont. Those who have enjoyed his acquaintanceship, however, regard him as a very worthy young man. He went to Colorado and Wyoming several years ago and "roughed it" on a ranch. His success shows him to possess sterling qualities of energy and perseverance. The bride has been a favorite in Fremont society for three or four years. She's a charming young lady in all that this expression can mean. The warmest congratulations of all their friends go with the happy and worthy young couple.
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Note: Miss Frank Cobb is Frances Annie Cobb
Mrs. H.D. Brooks is Mary, Frances' older sister
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