Born: 1797 near Sidney, South of Augusta, Maine to Isaac and Amey O'Killey-Hoxie.
Married Olivia Sargent on December 14, 1820, in Orneville, Piscataquis county, Maine (USA).
Allen and Olivia moved in 1825 to Milton, Piscataquis County, Maine.
"In 1842, the land on the west side of Main street of the village was entered from the government by John Cook, one of its early settlers, who gave it the name of Cooksville. The east side of Main street was entered by Daniel Webster, a senator from Massachusetts. Among it's first settlers were John Cook and his brother, Daniel; Allen Hoxie; Charles Howard; John Fisher; Marian Woodbury......."(Early Days IN Cooksville from Pioneer Days of Evansville and Vicinity).
"... 1846, summer of, from Orneville, Maine near Milo "with their six children to Wisconsin and settled in Cooksville". This is unclear as to date, as the previous paragraph states 1842..?
Occupation: 1848-1860 "is listed as a farmer; his farm-land was the SE 1/4 NW 1/4 Sec 7, town of Porter" purchased in May 1848.
1851 - Bought house in Waucoma (Cooksville) which burned down.
1861 bought "the house next door, . Lot 4" and that is where he passed on in 1862. He was buried in the Waucoma Cemetery (now Cooksville Cemetery).
His widow Oliva lived in this house with her sister Persis Sargent until Oliva's passing.
From The Home Of The Dead by Isaac A. Hoxie: "It was to the southeastern corner under embowering pines and matted foliage my attention was particularly directed. Here I found an unpretentious slab bearing the chiseled name of my father, Allen Hoxie...with this further beautiful inscription: "My faith is knowledge now"."
Married Olivia Sargent on December 14, 1820, in Orneville, Piscataquis county, Maine (USA).
Allen and Olivia moved in 1825 to Milton, Piscataquis County, Maine.
"In 1842, the land on the west side of Main street of the village was entered from the government by John Cook, one of its early settlers, who gave it the name of Cooksville. The east side of Main street was entered by Daniel Webster, a senator from Massachusetts. Among it's first settlers were John Cook and his brother, Daniel; Allen Hoxie; Charles Howard; John Fisher; Marian Woodbury......."(Early Days IN Cooksville from Pioneer Days of Evansville and Vicinity).
"... 1846, summer of, from Orneville, Maine near Milo "with their six children to Wisconsin and settled in Cooksville". This is unclear as to date, as the previous paragraph states 1842..?
Occupation: 1848-1860 "is listed as a farmer; his farm-land was the SE 1/4 NW 1/4 Sec 7, town of Porter" purchased in May 1848.
1851 - Bought house in Waucoma (Cooksville) which burned down.
1861 bought "the house next door, . Lot 4" and that is where he passed on in 1862. He was buried in the Waucoma Cemetery (now Cooksville Cemetery).
His widow Oliva lived in this house with her sister Persis Sargent until Oliva's passing.
From The Home Of The Dead by Isaac A. Hoxie: "It was to the southeastern corner under embowering pines and matted foliage my attention was particularly directed. Here I found an unpretentious slab bearing the chiseled name of my father, Allen Hoxie...with this further beautiful inscription: "My faith is knowledge now"."
Born: 1797 near Sidney, South of Augusta, Maine to Isaac and Amey O'Killey-Hoxie.
Married Olivia Sargent on December 14, 1820, in Orneville, Piscataquis county, Maine (USA).
Allen and Olivia moved in 1825 to Milton, Piscataquis County, Maine.
"In 1842, the land on the west side of Main street of the village was entered from the government by John Cook, one of its early settlers, who gave it the name of Cooksville. The east side of Main street was entered by Daniel Webster, a senator from Massachusetts. Among it's first settlers were John Cook and his brother, Daniel; Allen Hoxie; Charles Howard; John Fisher; Marian Woodbury......."(Early Days IN Cooksville from Pioneer Days of Evansville and Vicinity).
"... 1846, summer of, from Orneville, Maine near Milo "with their six children to Wisconsin and settled in Cooksville". This is unclear as to date, as the previous paragraph states 1842..?
Occupation: 1848-1860 "is listed as a farmer; his farm-land was the SE 1/4 NW 1/4 Sec 7, town of Porter" purchased in May 1848.
1851 - Bought house in Waucoma (Cooksville) which burned down.
1861 bought "the house next door, . Lot 4" and that is where he passed on in 1862. He was buried in the Waucoma Cemetery (now Cooksville Cemetery).
His widow Oliva lived in this house with her sister Persis Sargent until Oliva's passing.
From The Home Of The Dead by Isaac A. Hoxie: "It was to the southeastern corner under embowering pines and matted foliage my attention was particularly directed. Here I found an unpretentious slab bearing the chiseled name of my father, Allen Hoxie...with this further beautiful inscription: "My faith is knowledge now"."
Married Olivia Sargent on December 14, 1820, in Orneville, Piscataquis county, Maine (USA).
Allen and Olivia moved in 1825 to Milton, Piscataquis County, Maine.
"In 1842, the land on the west side of Main street of the village was entered from the government by John Cook, one of its early settlers, who gave it the name of Cooksville. The east side of Main street was entered by Daniel Webster, a senator from Massachusetts. Among it's first settlers were John Cook and his brother, Daniel; Allen Hoxie; Charles Howard; John Fisher; Marian Woodbury......."(Early Days IN Cooksville from Pioneer Days of Evansville and Vicinity).
"... 1846, summer of, from Orneville, Maine near Milo "with their six children to Wisconsin and settled in Cooksville". This is unclear as to date, as the previous paragraph states 1842..?
Occupation: 1848-1860 "is listed as a farmer; his farm-land was the SE 1/4 NW 1/4 Sec 7, town of Porter" purchased in May 1848.
1851 - Bought house in Waucoma (Cooksville) which burned down.
1861 bought "the house next door, . Lot 4" and that is where he passed on in 1862. He was buried in the Waucoma Cemetery (now Cooksville Cemetery).
His widow Oliva lived in this house with her sister Persis Sargent until Oliva's passing.
From The Home Of The Dead by Isaac A. Hoxie: "It was to the southeastern corner under embowering pines and matted foliage my attention was particularly directed. Here I found an unpretentious slab bearing the chiseled name of my father, Allen Hoxie...with this further beautiful inscription: "My faith is knowledge now"."
Inscription
Smaller stone: " A. H."
Larger marker: "Allen Hoxie, Died Feb. 26. 1862, Aged 65 years.
"My Faith Is Knowledge Now"
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