Hiram was the second son of William Hoppock and Ellen Cadwell. He married Mattie Carter in Fremont County, Iowa, April 1909. Hiram and Mattie had six children: Charles, Eugene, Roy, William, Robert, and Margery.
Hiram and Mattie lived on a farm south of Farragut after their marriage, then moved to a farm near Tabor, Iowa, and prior to his death purchased land near Hemingford, Nebraska.
In 1917, Hiram was thrown from a horse and was kicked in the head, leaving him unconscious. He was taken to the hospital in Alliance, Nebraska, where he died at the age of 42 years 5 months 11 days. When he died his oldest child was close to 8 years old and his youngest was only six weeks old. After the death of Mattie six years later, the children were raised in Fremont County, Iowa, by relatives.
Hiram and Mattie lived on a farm south of Farragut after their marriage, then moved to a farm near Tabor, Iowa, and prior to his death purchased land near Hemingford, Nebraska.
In 1917, Hiram was thrown from a horse and was kicked in the head, leaving him unconscious. He was taken to the hospital in Alliance, Nebraska, where he died at the age of 42 years 5 months 11 days. When he died his oldest child was close to 8 years old and his youngest was only six weeks old. After the death of Mattie six years later, the children were raised in Fremont County, Iowa, by relatives.
Hiram was the second son of William Hoppock and Ellen Cadwell. He married Mattie Carter in Fremont County, Iowa, April 1909. Hiram and Mattie had six children: Charles, Eugene, Roy, William, Robert, and Margery.
Hiram and Mattie lived on a farm south of Farragut after their marriage, then moved to a farm near Tabor, Iowa, and prior to his death purchased land near Hemingford, Nebraska.
In 1917, Hiram was thrown from a horse and was kicked in the head, leaving him unconscious. He was taken to the hospital in Alliance, Nebraska, where he died at the age of 42 years 5 months 11 days. When he died his oldest child was close to 8 years old and his youngest was only six weeks old. After the death of Mattie six years later, the children were raised in Fremont County, Iowa, by relatives.
Hiram and Mattie lived on a farm south of Farragut after their marriage, then moved to a farm near Tabor, Iowa, and prior to his death purchased land near Hemingford, Nebraska.
In 1917, Hiram was thrown from a horse and was kicked in the head, leaving him unconscious. He was taken to the hospital in Alliance, Nebraska, where he died at the age of 42 years 5 months 11 days. When he died his oldest child was close to 8 years old and his youngest was only six weeks old. After the death of Mattie six years later, the children were raised in Fremont County, Iowa, by relatives.
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