Son of Andrew J. Hood and Sarah F. Burnham
In 1880 he lived in Hopkinton, New Hampshire with parents and 5 siblings. His father was a farmer.
He married Emma Alice Putnam on 11 Aug 1890 in Hillsborough, Hillsborough, New Hampshire. They had children:
. Bert Alton Hood (1892 - 1957)
+ sp: Nettie Velma Whitfield
. Girl Child Hood (1894 - 1894)
. Maude Alice Hood (1895 - 1991)
+ sp: Walter John Simino (divorced)
+ sp: Walter John Simino (again)
. Emma Alta Hood (1902 - 1957)
. Bessie Irene Hood (1905 - 1998)
+ sp: Lester Edward Ray Hale
. Lila F. Hood (1913 - 1913)
In 1900 he lived in Francestown, New Hampshire with wife and 2 children. He was a teamster.
In May 1910 he lived in Richmond, New Hampshire with wife, 4 children, and 2 boarders. One of the boarders, Nettie Whitfield, would marry his son Bert 2 months later. He and son Bert both worked as sawyers in a lumber mill.
In 1920 he lived in Francestown with wife and daughters Emma and Bessie. He was a sawyer.
In 1930 he and his wife lived in Troy, New Hampshire, in the home of their daughter Bessie Hale and husband. He was called a farmer, while his son in law was the caretaker of a private estate.
In 1940 he lived in Richmond again with wife, daughter Emma, his wife's niece Lillian Putnam, 10, and a lodger.
In 1950 he lived in Richmond with wife and daughter Emma. He was called a laborer in the logging business.
He died of a heart attack, 3 days after being admitted to the Chateau Serene Nursing Home, Winchester. He was 82.
In 1880 he lived in Hopkinton, New Hampshire with parents and 5 siblings. His father was a farmer.
He married Emma Alice Putnam on 11 Aug 1890 in Hillsborough, Hillsborough, New Hampshire. They had children:
. Bert Alton Hood (1892 - 1957)
+ sp: Nettie Velma Whitfield
. Girl Child Hood (1894 - 1894)
. Maude Alice Hood (1895 - 1991)
+ sp: Walter John Simino (divorced)
+ sp: Walter John Simino (again)
. Emma Alta Hood (1902 - 1957)
. Bessie Irene Hood (1905 - 1998)
+ sp: Lester Edward Ray Hale
. Lila F. Hood (1913 - 1913)
In 1900 he lived in Francestown, New Hampshire with wife and 2 children. He was a teamster.
In May 1910 he lived in Richmond, New Hampshire with wife, 4 children, and 2 boarders. One of the boarders, Nettie Whitfield, would marry his son Bert 2 months later. He and son Bert both worked as sawyers in a lumber mill.
In 1920 he lived in Francestown with wife and daughters Emma and Bessie. He was a sawyer.
In 1930 he and his wife lived in Troy, New Hampshire, in the home of their daughter Bessie Hale and husband. He was called a farmer, while his son in law was the caretaker of a private estate.
In 1940 he lived in Richmond again with wife, daughter Emma, his wife's niece Lillian Putnam, 10, and a lodger.
In 1950 he lived in Richmond with wife and daughter Emma. He was called a laborer in the logging business.
He died of a heart attack, 3 days after being admitted to the Chateau Serene Nursing Home, Winchester. He was 82.
Son of Andrew J. Hood and Sarah F. Burnham
In 1880 he lived in Hopkinton, New Hampshire with parents and 5 siblings. His father was a farmer.
He married Emma Alice Putnam on 11 Aug 1890 in Hillsborough, Hillsborough, New Hampshire. They had children:
. Bert Alton Hood (1892 - 1957)
+ sp: Nettie Velma Whitfield
. Girl Child Hood (1894 - 1894)
. Maude Alice Hood (1895 - 1991)
+ sp: Walter John Simino (divorced)
+ sp: Walter John Simino (again)
. Emma Alta Hood (1902 - 1957)
. Bessie Irene Hood (1905 - 1998)
+ sp: Lester Edward Ray Hale
. Lila F. Hood (1913 - 1913)
In 1900 he lived in Francestown, New Hampshire with wife and 2 children. He was a teamster.
In May 1910 he lived in Richmond, New Hampshire with wife, 4 children, and 2 boarders. One of the boarders, Nettie Whitfield, would marry his son Bert 2 months later. He and son Bert both worked as sawyers in a lumber mill.
In 1920 he lived in Francestown with wife and daughters Emma and Bessie. He was a sawyer.
In 1930 he and his wife lived in Troy, New Hampshire, in the home of their daughter Bessie Hale and husband. He was called a farmer, while his son in law was the caretaker of a private estate.
In 1940 he lived in Richmond again with wife, daughter Emma, his wife's niece Lillian Putnam, 10, and a lodger.
In 1950 he lived in Richmond with wife and daughter Emma. He was called a laborer in the logging business.
He died of a heart attack, 3 days after being admitted to the Chateau Serene Nursing Home, Winchester. He was 82.
In 1880 he lived in Hopkinton, New Hampshire with parents and 5 siblings. His father was a farmer.
He married Emma Alice Putnam on 11 Aug 1890 in Hillsborough, Hillsborough, New Hampshire. They had children:
. Bert Alton Hood (1892 - 1957)
+ sp: Nettie Velma Whitfield
. Girl Child Hood (1894 - 1894)
. Maude Alice Hood (1895 - 1991)
+ sp: Walter John Simino (divorced)
+ sp: Walter John Simino (again)
. Emma Alta Hood (1902 - 1957)
. Bessie Irene Hood (1905 - 1998)
+ sp: Lester Edward Ray Hale
. Lila F. Hood (1913 - 1913)
In 1900 he lived in Francestown, New Hampshire with wife and 2 children. He was a teamster.
In May 1910 he lived in Richmond, New Hampshire with wife, 4 children, and 2 boarders. One of the boarders, Nettie Whitfield, would marry his son Bert 2 months later. He and son Bert both worked as sawyers in a lumber mill.
In 1920 he lived in Francestown with wife and daughters Emma and Bessie. He was a sawyer.
In 1930 he and his wife lived in Troy, New Hampshire, in the home of their daughter Bessie Hale and husband. He was called a farmer, while his son in law was the caretaker of a private estate.
In 1940 he lived in Richmond again with wife, daughter Emma, his wife's niece Lillian Putnam, 10, and a lodger.
In 1950 he lived in Richmond with wife and daughter Emma. He was called a laborer in the logging business.
He died of a heart attack, 3 days after being admitted to the Chateau Serene Nursing Home, Winchester. He was 82.
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