His wife called him Hugh, to his nieces and nephews he was Uncle Hi.
While living near Chicago, Hiram had worked with his father-in-law, Cutler Woodruff, in the livery business.
Hiram’s brother, Stephens Calhoon, homesteaded southwest of Mellette. He encouraged Hiram to move to Spink county.
While living near Chicago, Hiram had worked with his father-in-law, Cutler Woodruff, in the livery business.
Hiram’s brother, Stephens Calhoon, homesteaded southwest of Mellette. He encouraged Hiram to move to Spink county.
His wife called him Hugh, to his nieces and nephews he was Uncle Hi.
While living near Chicago, Hiram had worked with his father-in-law, Cutler Woodruff, in the livery business.
Hiram’s brother, Stephens Calhoon, homesteaded southwest of Mellette. He encouraged Hiram to move to Spink county.
While living near Chicago, Hiram had worked with his father-in-law, Cutler Woodruff, in the livery business.
Hiram’s brother, Stephens Calhoon, homesteaded southwest of Mellette. He encouraged Hiram to move to Spink county.
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