Son of GEORGE ALBERT HOY & ELIZABETH KLEE/CLAY
AKA: JOHN GEORGE ALBERT HOY
Occupation: Farmer
Married: abt 1823/24, SUSANNAH "SUSAN" ZEIGLER, Brush Valley, Indiana Co., Pennsylvania
Twelve children:
1. John Samuel HOY
1825 – 1902
2. George S. HOY
1827 – 1889
3. Margaret Ann HOY
1829 – 1842
4. John William/Wilhelm HOY
1831 – 1841
5. Sarah Ann HOY
1834 – 1897
6. Samuel HOY
1836 – 1836
7. Mary Elizabeth HOY
1837 – 1911
8. Susanna "Susan" HOY
1840 – 1872
9. Henry Cyrus HOY
1843 – 1914
10. Josiah Joseph HOY
1845 – 1904
11. Josephine Kesiah HOY
1847 – 1870
12. Rebecca Emma HOY
1850 – 1872
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John George Hoy, was born in Brush Valley, Centre Co., Pa., in 1805. He was a farmer by occupation, and spent his entire life in his native county. He was a man widely respected and prominent in the denominational work connected with the German Reform Church, of which he was worthy and influential member. In the fall of 1862 he attended a church conference held in Gettysburg, and after the Battle of Antiguan, visited the scene of the conflict, and caught the camp-fever, with which he was stricken soon after his arrival at his home, and from which he never rallied. The maiden name of his wife was Susan Zeigler.
To her and her husband were born twelve children, of whom nine grew to maturity, John Samuel, George S., Henry Cyrus., Margaret, Sarah Ann, Mary Elizabeth, Susannah, Josiah Joseph, and Emma.
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Source: Portrait and Biographical Album of Jo Daviess and Carroll Counties, Illinois, 1889
AKA: JOHN GEORGE ALBERT HOY
Occupation: Farmer
Married: abt 1823/24, SUSANNAH "SUSAN" ZEIGLER, Brush Valley, Indiana Co., Pennsylvania
Twelve children:
1. John Samuel HOY
1825 – 1902
2. George S. HOY
1827 – 1889
3. Margaret Ann HOY
1829 – 1842
4. John William/Wilhelm HOY
1831 – 1841
5. Sarah Ann HOY
1834 – 1897
6. Samuel HOY
1836 – 1836
7. Mary Elizabeth HOY
1837 – 1911
8. Susanna "Susan" HOY
1840 – 1872
9. Henry Cyrus HOY
1843 – 1914
10. Josiah Joseph HOY
1845 – 1904
11. Josephine Kesiah HOY
1847 – 1870
12. Rebecca Emma HOY
1850 – 1872
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John George Hoy, was born in Brush Valley, Centre Co., Pa., in 1805. He was a farmer by occupation, and spent his entire life in his native county. He was a man widely respected and prominent in the denominational work connected with the German Reform Church, of which he was worthy and influential member. In the fall of 1862 he attended a church conference held in Gettysburg, and after the Battle of Antiguan, visited the scene of the conflict, and caught the camp-fever, with which he was stricken soon after his arrival at his home, and from which he never rallied. The maiden name of his wife was Susan Zeigler.
To her and her husband were born twelve children, of whom nine grew to maturity, John Samuel, George S., Henry Cyrus., Margaret, Sarah Ann, Mary Elizabeth, Susannah, Josiah Joseph, and Emma.
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Source: Portrait and Biographical Album of Jo Daviess and Carroll Counties, Illinois, 1889
Son of GEORGE ALBERT HOY & ELIZABETH KLEE/CLAY
AKA: JOHN GEORGE ALBERT HOY
Occupation: Farmer
Married: abt 1823/24, SUSANNAH "SUSAN" ZEIGLER, Brush Valley, Indiana Co., Pennsylvania
Twelve children:
1. John Samuel HOY
1825 – 1902
2. George S. HOY
1827 – 1889
3. Margaret Ann HOY
1829 – 1842
4. John William/Wilhelm HOY
1831 – 1841
5. Sarah Ann HOY
1834 – 1897
6. Samuel HOY
1836 – 1836
7. Mary Elizabeth HOY
1837 – 1911
8. Susanna "Susan" HOY
1840 – 1872
9. Henry Cyrus HOY
1843 – 1914
10. Josiah Joseph HOY
1845 – 1904
11. Josephine Kesiah HOY
1847 – 1870
12. Rebecca Emma HOY
1850 – 1872
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John George Hoy, was born in Brush Valley, Centre Co., Pa., in 1805. He was a farmer by occupation, and spent his entire life in his native county. He was a man widely respected and prominent in the denominational work connected with the German Reform Church, of which he was worthy and influential member. In the fall of 1862 he attended a church conference held in Gettysburg, and after the Battle of Antiguan, visited the scene of the conflict, and caught the camp-fever, with which he was stricken soon after his arrival at his home, and from which he never rallied. The maiden name of his wife was Susan Zeigler.
To her and her husband were born twelve children, of whom nine grew to maturity, John Samuel, George S., Henry Cyrus., Margaret, Sarah Ann, Mary Elizabeth, Susannah, Josiah Joseph, and Emma.
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Source: Portrait and Biographical Album of Jo Daviess and Carroll Counties, Illinois, 1889
AKA: JOHN GEORGE ALBERT HOY
Occupation: Farmer
Married: abt 1823/24, SUSANNAH "SUSAN" ZEIGLER, Brush Valley, Indiana Co., Pennsylvania
Twelve children:
1. John Samuel HOY
1825 – 1902
2. George S. HOY
1827 – 1889
3. Margaret Ann HOY
1829 – 1842
4. John William/Wilhelm HOY
1831 – 1841
5. Sarah Ann HOY
1834 – 1897
6. Samuel HOY
1836 – 1836
7. Mary Elizabeth HOY
1837 – 1911
8. Susanna "Susan" HOY
1840 – 1872
9. Henry Cyrus HOY
1843 – 1914
10. Josiah Joseph HOY
1845 – 1904
11. Josephine Kesiah HOY
1847 – 1870
12. Rebecca Emma HOY
1850 – 1872
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John George Hoy, was born in Brush Valley, Centre Co., Pa., in 1805. He was a farmer by occupation, and spent his entire life in his native county. He was a man widely respected and prominent in the denominational work connected with the German Reform Church, of which he was worthy and influential member. In the fall of 1862 he attended a church conference held in Gettysburg, and after the Battle of Antiguan, visited the scene of the conflict, and caught the camp-fever, with which he was stricken soon after his arrival at his home, and from which he never rallied. The maiden name of his wife was Susan Zeigler.
To her and her husband were born twelve children, of whom nine grew to maturity, John Samuel, George S., Henry Cyrus., Margaret, Sarah Ann, Mary Elizabeth, Susannah, Josiah Joseph, and Emma.
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Source: Portrait and Biographical Album of Jo Daviess and Carroll Counties, Illinois, 1889
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