Stephen Albert Hettick was born in Scottsville, Illinois, on March 22nd, 1847, and passed away at Larned, Kansas on September 1st, 1939, at the age of 92 years, 5 months and 9 days. He was married to Mary E. Turner in 1867 at Carlinville, Illinois. His wife preceded him in death, passing to her reward on December 23rd, 1923.
To this union fourteen children were born, six of whom preceded their father to the Great Beyond. Three sons, Sylvester, Edward and Babe and three daughters, Esther, Doll and Tina Martha.
He leaves to mourn his departure six sons: John Hardin of Silver Lake, Kansas; Charley M. of Exeter, Calif,; Albert Elmer of San Francisco, Calif.; Alonzo A., also of San Francisco, Calif.; Wilbur and Earl of Kansas City, Mo.; and two daughters, Dora Holzhey of Malta, Montana; and Elizabeth Schulte, of Rexford, Kansas, and a large number of grandchildren and great grandchildren and great great grandchildren and a host of other relatives and friends.
He was a member of the I.O.O.F. Lodge for seventy-one years in which he was deeply interested and concerned. He was also a member of the Baptist Church, which he joined when quite young and remained a faithful member until death.
Stephen Albert Hettick was born in Scottsville, Illinois, on March 22nd, 1847, and passed away at Larned, Kansas on September 1st, 1939, at the age of 92 years, 5 months and 9 days. He was married to Mary E. Turner in 1867 at Carlinville, Illinois. His wife preceded him in death, passing to her reward on December 23rd, 1923.
To this union fourteen children were born, six of whom preceded their father to the Great Beyond. Three sons, Sylvester, Edward and Babe and three daughters, Esther, Doll and Tina Martha.
He leaves to mourn his departure six sons: John Hardin of Silver Lake, Kansas; Charley M. of Exeter, Calif,; Albert Elmer of San Francisco, Calif.; Alonzo A., also of San Francisco, Calif.; Wilbur and Earl of Kansas City, Mo.; and two daughters, Dora Holzhey of Malta, Montana; and Elizabeth Schulte, of Rexford, Kansas, and a large number of grandchildren and great grandchildren and great great grandchildren and a host of other relatives and friends.
He was a member of the I.O.O.F. Lodge for seventy-one years in which he was deeply interested and concerned. He was also a member of the Baptist Church, which he joined when quite young and remained a faithful member until death.
Family Members
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Emily Hettick Ruyle
1835–1918
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Martha M. Hettick
1838–1839
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Sarah Elizabeth Hettick Angelo
1840–1923
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Andrew Jackson Hettick
1844–1923
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John Wyley Hettick
1845–1929
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Commodore Perry Hettick
1850–1857
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Henry Hettick
1852–1852
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Jesse Barton Hettick Sr
1853–1917
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Infant Hettick
1855–1855
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Samuel Elijah Hettick
1859–1938
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James Sylvester Hettick
1868–1938
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Esther Emily Hettick Mierenodorf
1869–1933
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John Hardin "Hardy" Hettick
1872–1948
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Dora Hettick Holzhey
1873–1959
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Charles Monroe Hettick
1874–1965
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Albert Elmer Hettick
1876–1969
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Elizabeth Frances Hettick Schulte
1879–1960
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Dollie Hettick Foster
1880–1904
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Tina M Hettick Shay
1883–1929
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Wilbur Dean Hettick
1885–1969
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Edward Albert Hettick
1889–1936
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Earl Dennis Hettick
1891–1972
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