Theodore G. Hockett resided at 1018 West Central street in Carthage, Missouri with his wife Mary Hamilton Hockett. He was a retired fur buyer in the trading industry.
The had moved to the Carthage community in 1900 from Phillip county, Kansas.
They had several children
Mrs. Edna St. John
Mrs. Pearl Stemmons
Mrs. Clarence White and
Mrs. J. D. Brennan
W. J. Hockett
His parents were Gideon and Mary Harris Hockett
According to his Missouri Death Certificate he passed away at his home from complications of a number of maladies; chronic nephritis, uremia and asthma.
Dr. Charles Isbell, MD was the attending physician and the funeral arrangements were in charge of Knell Mortuary of Carthage. Burial in Park Cemetery.
His wife survived him.
The had moved to the Carthage community in 1900 from Phillip county, Kansas.
They had several children
Mrs. Edna St. John
Mrs. Pearl Stemmons
Mrs. Clarence White and
Mrs. J. D. Brennan
W. J. Hockett
His parents were Gideon and Mary Harris Hockett
According to his Missouri Death Certificate he passed away at his home from complications of a number of maladies; chronic nephritis, uremia and asthma.
Dr. Charles Isbell, MD was the attending physician and the funeral arrangements were in charge of Knell Mortuary of Carthage. Burial in Park Cemetery.
His wife survived him.
Theodore G. Hockett resided at 1018 West Central street in Carthage, Missouri with his wife Mary Hamilton Hockett. He was a retired fur buyer in the trading industry.
The had moved to the Carthage community in 1900 from Phillip county, Kansas.
They had several children
Mrs. Edna St. John
Mrs. Pearl Stemmons
Mrs. Clarence White and
Mrs. J. D. Brennan
W. J. Hockett
His parents were Gideon and Mary Harris Hockett
According to his Missouri Death Certificate he passed away at his home from complications of a number of maladies; chronic nephritis, uremia and asthma.
Dr. Charles Isbell, MD was the attending physician and the funeral arrangements were in charge of Knell Mortuary of Carthage. Burial in Park Cemetery.
His wife survived him.
The had moved to the Carthage community in 1900 from Phillip county, Kansas.
They had several children
Mrs. Edna St. John
Mrs. Pearl Stemmons
Mrs. Clarence White and
Mrs. J. D. Brennan
W. J. Hockett
His parents were Gideon and Mary Harris Hockett
According to his Missouri Death Certificate he passed away at his home from complications of a number of maladies; chronic nephritis, uremia and asthma.
Dr. Charles Isbell, MD was the attending physician and the funeral arrangements were in charge of Knell Mortuary of Carthage. Burial in Park Cemetery.
His wife survived him.
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