With his parents he moved from Pennsylvania to Miami County, in the western part of Ohio in the year 1831. Here his parents tilled the soil, enjoyed the frontier life, raised a large family. They were buried near their home.
He married Harriet "Hattie" Ingle 1848 near Covington, Miami County, Ohio.
1850 United States Federal Census, Newberry, Miami County, Iowa
Hollypeter, Daniel age 25 born PA, Farmer
Hollypeter, Harriet age 23 born Ohio
Hollypeter, Cyrus age 10 months born Ohio
They moved in a wagon to Iowa County, Iowa.
1860 United States Federal Census, Honey Creek, Iowa County, Iowa
Hollowpetre, Daniel age 37 born PA
Hollowpetre, Harriet age 34 born Ohio
Hollowpetre, Cyrus age 10 born Ohio
Hollowpetre, Malinda age 8 born Illinois
Hollowpetre, Virginia age 7 born Ohio
In 1859 they returned to Ohio. Then in the fall of 1868 they again returned to Iowa.
1870 United States Federal Census, Marengo, Iowa County, Iowa
Hollopeter, David (Daniel) age 49 born Pennsylvania, Farmer, Real Estate $4,000, Personal Value, $832
Hollopeter, Harriet age 44 born Ohio, Keeping House
Hollopeter, Cyrus age 20 born Ohio, Farm Labor
Hollopeter, Malinda E. age 19 born Illinois, At Home
Hollopeter, Victoria M. age 17 born Ohio, At Home
Hollopeter, Marion age 16 born Iowa, Farm Labor
Hollopeter, Josiah age 14 born Iowa, At Home
Hollopeter, John age 13 born Iowa, Attends School
Hollopeter, Lydia A. age 11 born Iowa, Attends School
Hollopeter, Charles age 3 born Ohio, At Home
Hollopeter, Adeline J. age 5 months born Iowa, At Home
1880 United States Federal Census, Hartford, Iowa County, Iowa
Hollopeter, Daniel age 56, farmer born PA, Parents born PA
Hollopeter, Harriet age 53 born Ohio, Father born PA, Mother born England
Hollopeter, Cyrus H. age 30 born Ohio, Farming
Hollopeter, Frances M. (son) age 26 born Iowa, Farm Labor
Hollopeter, Josiah age 24 born Iowa, Farm Labor
Hollopeter, John C. age 22 born Iowa, Farm Labor
Hollopeter, Charles G. age 13 born Iowa, At School
Hollopeter, Adelmina J. age 10 born Iowa, At School
1898 they migrated from there to Foster County, North Dakota. 1898 his wife died in Idaho possibly enroute to WA. 1899 he settled in Harrington, WA.
July 1910, he related to the The Citizen Newspaper that "his grandfather on the parental side of his house was a personal friend of George Washington, under whom he fought for seven years. This great grandsire, he said, was a powerful man of fine physique and was seven feet six inches in height. He came to America from Germany and lived to the exceptional age of 130 years. Many of his descendants lived in Northwestern Ohio and were noted for being very tall of stature. At that time the old gentleman remarked that he had not used tobacco in any form for 30 years."
He had a full beard nearly black and his heavy eyebrows were very black. He walked quite freely with the aid of a cane and did not need eye glasses. (1910)
He came down with a bad cold and after a relapse a nurse from Spokane cared for him for about a week. The direct cause of his death was from advanced age and uremia.
He passed away peacefully at the farm home south of town where he lived with his two sons and a daughter, J. C. and C. G. Hollopeter and Mrs. McAllister.
His funeral was held in the Harrington First Presbyterian Church.
They had 9 children, 5 sons and 4 daughters:
Cyrus Hollopeter died in Colorado about 1899
Malinda E. Hollopeter Mcallister
Victoria M. Hollopeter
Marion Hollopeter lived Ledora, Iowa
Josiah W. Hollopeter
John C. Hollopeter
Lydia Hollopeter
Adeline Hollopeter
and
Charles G. Hollopeter
He married Harriet "Hattie" Ingle 1848 near Covington, Miami County, Ohio.
1850 United States Federal Census, Newberry, Miami County, Iowa
Hollypeter, Daniel age 25 born PA, Farmer
Hollypeter, Harriet age 23 born Ohio
Hollypeter, Cyrus age 10 months born Ohio
They moved in a wagon to Iowa County, Iowa.
1860 United States Federal Census, Honey Creek, Iowa County, Iowa
Hollowpetre, Daniel age 37 born PA
Hollowpetre, Harriet age 34 born Ohio
Hollowpetre, Cyrus age 10 born Ohio
Hollowpetre, Malinda age 8 born Illinois
Hollowpetre, Virginia age 7 born Ohio
In 1859 they returned to Ohio. Then in the fall of 1868 they again returned to Iowa.
1870 United States Federal Census, Marengo, Iowa County, Iowa
Hollopeter, David (Daniel) age 49 born Pennsylvania, Farmer, Real Estate $4,000, Personal Value, $832
Hollopeter, Harriet age 44 born Ohio, Keeping House
Hollopeter, Cyrus age 20 born Ohio, Farm Labor
Hollopeter, Malinda E. age 19 born Illinois, At Home
Hollopeter, Victoria M. age 17 born Ohio, At Home
Hollopeter, Marion age 16 born Iowa, Farm Labor
Hollopeter, Josiah age 14 born Iowa, At Home
Hollopeter, John age 13 born Iowa, Attends School
Hollopeter, Lydia A. age 11 born Iowa, Attends School
Hollopeter, Charles age 3 born Ohio, At Home
Hollopeter, Adeline J. age 5 months born Iowa, At Home
1880 United States Federal Census, Hartford, Iowa County, Iowa
Hollopeter, Daniel age 56, farmer born PA, Parents born PA
Hollopeter, Harriet age 53 born Ohio, Father born PA, Mother born England
Hollopeter, Cyrus H. age 30 born Ohio, Farming
Hollopeter, Frances M. (son) age 26 born Iowa, Farm Labor
Hollopeter, Josiah age 24 born Iowa, Farm Labor
Hollopeter, John C. age 22 born Iowa, Farm Labor
Hollopeter, Charles G. age 13 born Iowa, At School
Hollopeter, Adelmina J. age 10 born Iowa, At School
1898 they migrated from there to Foster County, North Dakota. 1898 his wife died in Idaho possibly enroute to WA. 1899 he settled in Harrington, WA.
July 1910, he related to the The Citizen Newspaper that "his grandfather on the parental side of his house was a personal friend of George Washington, under whom he fought for seven years. This great grandsire, he said, was a powerful man of fine physique and was seven feet six inches in height. He came to America from Germany and lived to the exceptional age of 130 years. Many of his descendants lived in Northwestern Ohio and were noted for being very tall of stature. At that time the old gentleman remarked that he had not used tobacco in any form for 30 years."
He had a full beard nearly black and his heavy eyebrows were very black. He walked quite freely with the aid of a cane and did not need eye glasses. (1910)
He came down with a bad cold and after a relapse a nurse from Spokane cared for him for about a week. The direct cause of his death was from advanced age and uremia.
He passed away peacefully at the farm home south of town where he lived with his two sons and a daughter, J. C. and C. G. Hollopeter and Mrs. McAllister.
His funeral was held in the Harrington First Presbyterian Church.
They had 9 children, 5 sons and 4 daughters:
Cyrus Hollopeter died in Colorado about 1899
Malinda E. Hollopeter Mcallister
Victoria M. Hollopeter
Marion Hollopeter lived Ledora, Iowa
Josiah W. Hollopeter
John C. Hollopeter
Lydia Hollopeter
Adeline Hollopeter
and
Charles G. Hollopeter
With his parents he moved from Pennsylvania to Miami County, in the western part of Ohio in the year 1831. Here his parents tilled the soil, enjoyed the frontier life, raised a large family. They were buried near their home.
He married Harriet "Hattie" Ingle 1848 near Covington, Miami County, Ohio.
1850 United States Federal Census, Newberry, Miami County, Iowa
Hollypeter, Daniel age 25 born PA, Farmer
Hollypeter, Harriet age 23 born Ohio
Hollypeter, Cyrus age 10 months born Ohio
They moved in a wagon to Iowa County, Iowa.
1860 United States Federal Census, Honey Creek, Iowa County, Iowa
Hollowpetre, Daniel age 37 born PA
Hollowpetre, Harriet age 34 born Ohio
Hollowpetre, Cyrus age 10 born Ohio
Hollowpetre, Malinda age 8 born Illinois
Hollowpetre, Virginia age 7 born Ohio
In 1859 they returned to Ohio. Then in the fall of 1868 they again returned to Iowa.
1870 United States Federal Census, Marengo, Iowa County, Iowa
Hollopeter, David (Daniel) age 49 born Pennsylvania, Farmer, Real Estate $4,000, Personal Value, $832
Hollopeter, Harriet age 44 born Ohio, Keeping House
Hollopeter, Cyrus age 20 born Ohio, Farm Labor
Hollopeter, Malinda E. age 19 born Illinois, At Home
Hollopeter, Victoria M. age 17 born Ohio, At Home
Hollopeter, Marion age 16 born Iowa, Farm Labor
Hollopeter, Josiah age 14 born Iowa, At Home
Hollopeter, John age 13 born Iowa, Attends School
Hollopeter, Lydia A. age 11 born Iowa, Attends School
Hollopeter, Charles age 3 born Ohio, At Home
Hollopeter, Adeline J. age 5 months born Iowa, At Home
1880 United States Federal Census, Hartford, Iowa County, Iowa
Hollopeter, Daniel age 56, farmer born PA, Parents born PA
Hollopeter, Harriet age 53 born Ohio, Father born PA, Mother born England
Hollopeter, Cyrus H. age 30 born Ohio, Farming
Hollopeter, Frances M. (son) age 26 born Iowa, Farm Labor
Hollopeter, Josiah age 24 born Iowa, Farm Labor
Hollopeter, John C. age 22 born Iowa, Farm Labor
Hollopeter, Charles G. age 13 born Iowa, At School
Hollopeter, Adelmina J. age 10 born Iowa, At School
1898 they migrated from there to Foster County, North Dakota. 1898 his wife died in Idaho possibly enroute to WA. 1899 he settled in Harrington, WA.
July 1910, he related to the The Citizen Newspaper that "his grandfather on the parental side of his house was a personal friend of George Washington, under whom he fought for seven years. This great grandsire, he said, was a powerful man of fine physique and was seven feet six inches in height. He came to America from Germany and lived to the exceptional age of 130 years. Many of his descendants lived in Northwestern Ohio and were noted for being very tall of stature. At that time the old gentleman remarked that he had not used tobacco in any form for 30 years."
He had a full beard nearly black and his heavy eyebrows were very black. He walked quite freely with the aid of a cane and did not need eye glasses. (1910)
He came down with a bad cold and after a relapse a nurse from Spokane cared for him for about a week. The direct cause of his death was from advanced age and uremia.
He passed away peacefully at the farm home south of town where he lived with his two sons and a daughter, J. C. and C. G. Hollopeter and Mrs. McAllister.
His funeral was held in the Harrington First Presbyterian Church.
They had 9 children, 5 sons and 4 daughters:
Cyrus Hollopeter died in Colorado about 1899
Malinda E. Hollopeter Mcallister
Victoria M. Hollopeter
Marion Hollopeter lived Ledora, Iowa
Josiah W. Hollopeter
John C. Hollopeter
Lydia Hollopeter
Adeline Hollopeter
and
Charles G. Hollopeter
He married Harriet "Hattie" Ingle 1848 near Covington, Miami County, Ohio.
1850 United States Federal Census, Newberry, Miami County, Iowa
Hollypeter, Daniel age 25 born PA, Farmer
Hollypeter, Harriet age 23 born Ohio
Hollypeter, Cyrus age 10 months born Ohio
They moved in a wagon to Iowa County, Iowa.
1860 United States Federal Census, Honey Creek, Iowa County, Iowa
Hollowpetre, Daniel age 37 born PA
Hollowpetre, Harriet age 34 born Ohio
Hollowpetre, Cyrus age 10 born Ohio
Hollowpetre, Malinda age 8 born Illinois
Hollowpetre, Virginia age 7 born Ohio
In 1859 they returned to Ohio. Then in the fall of 1868 they again returned to Iowa.
1870 United States Federal Census, Marengo, Iowa County, Iowa
Hollopeter, David (Daniel) age 49 born Pennsylvania, Farmer, Real Estate $4,000, Personal Value, $832
Hollopeter, Harriet age 44 born Ohio, Keeping House
Hollopeter, Cyrus age 20 born Ohio, Farm Labor
Hollopeter, Malinda E. age 19 born Illinois, At Home
Hollopeter, Victoria M. age 17 born Ohio, At Home
Hollopeter, Marion age 16 born Iowa, Farm Labor
Hollopeter, Josiah age 14 born Iowa, At Home
Hollopeter, John age 13 born Iowa, Attends School
Hollopeter, Lydia A. age 11 born Iowa, Attends School
Hollopeter, Charles age 3 born Ohio, At Home
Hollopeter, Adeline J. age 5 months born Iowa, At Home
1880 United States Federal Census, Hartford, Iowa County, Iowa
Hollopeter, Daniel age 56, farmer born PA, Parents born PA
Hollopeter, Harriet age 53 born Ohio, Father born PA, Mother born England
Hollopeter, Cyrus H. age 30 born Ohio, Farming
Hollopeter, Frances M. (son) age 26 born Iowa, Farm Labor
Hollopeter, Josiah age 24 born Iowa, Farm Labor
Hollopeter, John C. age 22 born Iowa, Farm Labor
Hollopeter, Charles G. age 13 born Iowa, At School
Hollopeter, Adelmina J. age 10 born Iowa, At School
1898 they migrated from there to Foster County, North Dakota. 1898 his wife died in Idaho possibly enroute to WA. 1899 he settled in Harrington, WA.
July 1910, he related to the The Citizen Newspaper that "his grandfather on the parental side of his house was a personal friend of George Washington, under whom he fought for seven years. This great grandsire, he said, was a powerful man of fine physique and was seven feet six inches in height. He came to America from Germany and lived to the exceptional age of 130 years. Many of his descendants lived in Northwestern Ohio and were noted for being very tall of stature. At that time the old gentleman remarked that he had not used tobacco in any form for 30 years."
He had a full beard nearly black and his heavy eyebrows were very black. He walked quite freely with the aid of a cane and did not need eye glasses. (1910)
He came down with a bad cold and after a relapse a nurse from Spokane cared for him for about a week. The direct cause of his death was from advanced age and uremia.
He passed away peacefully at the farm home south of town where he lived with his two sons and a daughter, J. C. and C. G. Hollopeter and Mrs. McAllister.
His funeral was held in the Harrington First Presbyterian Church.
They had 9 children, 5 sons and 4 daughters:
Cyrus Hollopeter died in Colorado about 1899
Malinda E. Hollopeter Mcallister
Victoria M. Hollopeter
Marion Hollopeter lived Ledora, Iowa
Josiah W. Hollopeter
John C. Hollopeter
Lydia Hollopeter
Adeline Hollopeter
and
Charles G. Hollopeter
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