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billhoose75 — 2011-12-30 14:15:30Z

I CAN TRACE THE SURNAME HOOSE BACK TO OSWESTRY,SHROPSHIRE,ENGLAND TO WILLIAM HOOSE EARLY 1800.
HIS SON EDWIN MARRIED SARAH JEFFREYS IN 1842
IN THE 1851 ENGLAND CENCUS THEY HAD MOVED TO MANCHESTER,LANCASHIRE,ENGLAND.
THIS LINE OF HOOSE'S ARE STILL LOCATED AROUND THE MANCHESTER AREA.I AM ONE OF THEM.

Re: Hoose

kjs1951 — 2011-11-27 03:27:26Z

My grandmother was Esther Hoose. She was your grandfather's sister. My father was her son Robert.

Re: Hoose

ddarmiento — 2011-11-26 06:10:41Z

Would you e-mail me directly? We may be able to do a picture exchange of our old ancestors.

Denise

Re: Hoose

ddarmiento — 2011-11-26 06:04:46Z

Rodger Guy Hoose was my grandfather. he married Isla Row. How do we connect?

Denise

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mrsrubi — 2011-11-24 12:34:15Z

I think you should probably contact Ancestry and tell them what's happening. It appears that these messages that I'm getting are coming thru your account. I know it's not your fault, but we need to get it straightened out. I've always been told that viruses can't spread thru message boards, but that's what this looks like. Happy Thanksgiving....

Re: Hoose

kjs1951 — 2011-11-24 03:29:56Z

No, that was not me.

Re: Hoose

mrsrubi — 2011-11-23 14:43:47Z

Oh, now I understand and I apologize if I was sounding "ugly". Tell me, did you send the original message a few weeks ago ? Never heard of this happening on message boards. Again I'm sorry... would have loved to have found a "cousin".

Re: Hoose

kjs1951 — 2011-11-23 04:55:36Z

I have no idea why these messages are going to you! I am replying to a totally different person!! I have pressed reply on their message so it should have gone to them. I am not trying to be rude! I am not sure exactly what is going on. So sorry to have bothered you but this is not being done on purpose!!!!!!!!

Re: Hoose

mrsrubi — 2011-11-23 04:24:57Z

One more time... As far as I know these people are in no way related to my Hoose family !!!!!

Re: Hoose

kjs1951 — 2011-11-23 04:19:52Z

My grandmother was Esther Leone Hoose. Her brother was Rodger Guy Hoose.

Re: Hoose

mrsrubi — 2011-11-23 04:01:45Z

I'm very sorry, but my father isn't even a Hoose. That was the surname of my mother's granmother. You must have me mixed up with someone else. Sorry....

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kjs1951 — 2011-11-23 03:42:11Z

Esther Leone Hoose, your father's sister, was my grandmother. When my grandmother married the second time, she had a son Robert August. He was my father. I think you might know my cousin Essie. She has spoken of a Beverly.

Re: Hoose

mrsrubi — 2011-11-23 03:37:45Z

I told you several weeks ago that I don't see that we have any connection. I don't have these names in my database. So please tell me how you think we are related.

Re: Hoose

ddarmiento — 2011-11-22 20:09:22Z

Hi! We are related. Are you related to Beverly? rodger Guy Hoose was my father.

Re: Hoose in Wisconsin

ddarmiento — 2011-11-02 21:22:46Z

I am also looking for the Hoose line that lived in Ny and Wisconsin. Maybe we can connect?
Diane

Re: Hoose in Wisconsin

ddarmiento — 2011-11-02 21:19:10Z

I am also researching and searching for the Hoose line that lived in Wisconsin. Maybe we can make a connection?

Diane

Re: Hoose Family

ddarmiento — 2011-11-02 21:16:52Z

Hi! I am researching the line of Frank Hoose. His son was Rodger G. Hoose who married Isla Roe. They lived in NY and Wisconsin. I found a census listing that one of his parent's was b. in Vermont Can you connect???

Diane

Re: gr grandmother Adams

ddarmiento — 2011-11-02 20:52:34Z

I am researching the Hoose line. Rodger Guy Hoose married Isla Roe. Rodger's father was Frank B. Hoose. This family lived in NY and Wisconsin. Any connection here?

Diane

Re: Hoose

ddarmiento — 2011-11-02 03:35:57Z

Hi! I am researching the Hoose line in Wisconsin that moved to NY. I wonder if we are the same Hoose line? I have a Rodger Guy Hoose who married an Isla Roe. Do you know if your Esther Hoose had a brother named Roger?

Re: Genesee County Michigan HOOSE'S

clnp02 — 2010-05-07 21:54:03Z

elnora hoose and myron wiles were my GGgrandparents. I have pictures in my tree of her grave stone. Montrose cemetrary

Re: Genesee County Michigan HOOSE'S

dennishoose — 2010-05-02 04:31:12Z

1 The first Peter Hoose is my GGG Grandfather. The township is Montrose Township not Marquette. Peter was married to Lucy Alger. They had 4 sons for sure. William, George, John and Chester. Chester was born in Michigan everyone else came from New York. Peter served in the Civil War the last concrete information on him, that I have found, is that he was coming to Burton, MI after his discharge.
2 Barbara Jane Hoose was my father’s second wife.
3 Esther Hoose was my Ggrandfather’s eldest sister.
4 The George Hoose listed was the son of Peter (#1 above).
5 Jennie Hoose, who married Fred Baker, is the daughter of #4 George Hoose and Jerusha Messinger.
6 Jerusha Messinger Hoose was divorced from #4 George Hoose.
7 Lucy Hoose and the second Peter Hoose were the sister and brother of my G Grandfather Harry E Hoose. I think Peter died in 1946, he is buried in Montrose, MI. I remember Aunt Lucy. I think she died in the late 1950’s, My Dad took me to the funeral.

My email is dennishoose@att.net

Henry Hoose Oneida NY area

kmn131261 — 2010-03-01 15:12:03Z

Looking for birth and death dates of Henry Hoose (and any other info)who married Catherine Stinger 12-22-1861

Henry S. Hoose
m.12-22-1861
Catharine A. Stinger b.12-1853
ch.Charles
Ford m. Anna
(1) Harry b.1-12-1873 d.8-20-1916
Walter
Cora m.Mr. Lindley
Evelyn M. d.6-26-1970 m. Elmer R. Snyder d. 1955
Freida m Mr. Marthew

(1) Harry Hoose
m.
1st Mary L. (Mattie) Bouchard b.8-28-1876
ch. Floyd b.1893 m. Hilda Fox b.11-31-1917

m.2nd 6-23-1900
Daisy J. Tubbs
ch. Marguerite b.5-24-1901 d.3-1-1982
George b.4-2-1903 d.9-17-1974 m Gladys Monroe
Donald b.1905 d.1906

my website
http://neiderfamilygenealogy.webs.com/

Re: Hoose from Newtown, Long Island

M_Rauck — 2010-02-08 22:28:29Z

Does anyone have information on the further whereabouts of Fred K Hoose, born in 1867 New York, son of Frederick S (Friedrich Simon) Hoose (1829-1867) and Amelia nee Prinoth (1842-about 1883)? US Census shows his residences as follows:
1870 Brooklyn Ward 6, Kings, New York
1910 Port Chester Ward 6, Westchester, New York
1920 New Haven Ward 10, New Haven, Connecticut

His mother and sister lived in Munich after 1872, therefore he might not have been living in USA during the 1880 and 1900 census.
His wife was probably Emma C Thomas, born in New York, his daughters Louise B Hoose (born 1897 in New York) and Adele J Hoose (born 1900 in New York).

Hoose

kjs1951 — 2010-02-07 06:02:54Z

My father's mother maiden name was Esther Hoose. She was born in New York & died in Wisconsin. She was married to George Frend & had a daughter Esther. My grandmother divorced George Frend & was living in Hennepin, MN in 1930. Her father Joseph was with her. She and her daughter then lived in Chicago, IL. My grandmother's mother's maiden name was Clara Haynor. My grandmother had several siblings, Jessica May, Roger Guy and 1 other whose name I can't remember. kjs

Re: Edgar Hoose

Aconey42 — 2009-08-25 02:29:49Z

Hi Pam: Holy smoke, I've been so busy with other kin, I've forgotten about "Ole" Edgar Hoose. I'll have to get back into what I have on him. Al.

Re: Edgar Hoose

Aconey42 — 2009-08-25 02:24:06Z

Hello: I don't know of Edgar's earlier life but the Edgar Hoose I speak of was in Jacksonville, FL. (from Ithaca, NY) married to Mildred Gilmer-Brown. My father spoke of Edgar as having the best letter writing. I suppose this was in the late 50's into the late 60's or 70's. In about 1952 Mildred Brown wrote to me in the service. I beleive she was with my Great Grand Uncle Leslie Brown at that time. I understand Edgar had children from a previous marrage in or around Ithaca, NY. Al Coney

Re: Edgar Hoose

mcleanmpsc — 2009-08-25 01:14:13Z

My grandfather was Edgar Hoose who resided in Jacksonville Florida. He had one son - my dad Edgar Hoose Jr. and he was married two other times, that we know of, besides my grandmother who was Anna Claussen Hoose.

Re: Genesee County Michigan HOOSE'S

tlbhound — 2009-02-28 17:29:58Z

Lucy and Peter Hoose married brother and sister: Volney and Eunice. Volney is my ggrandfather.
Lucy was born about 1869 in Michigan. Parents: William and Barbra Elizabeth (Allen) Hoose. I don't know a date of death, but Volney remarried in 1899. I have no record of children for Volney and Lucy.
Volney Elfonzo Bassett was born Oct.4, 1859 in Genesee Co., Mich. Died May 24, 1936 in Michigan. His parents were William and Sarah Sithera (Barnhart) Bassett.

Eunice Elizabeth was born July 23, 1872 and died Jan. 21, 1959 in MIchigan.
Peter F. Hoose was born in 1866, died in 1946. They were married June 2, 1891.
Their children: Irving Earl born March 7, 1892, died Aug. 10, 1972; Cecil born abt. 1909.
Irving married Verna Iota Griswold (b. Oct. 22, 1895; died Nov. 11, 1967) on Mar. 29, 1916. Their children: Milton, Erving, Wilma, and Alberta.
Irving was born in Montrose, Mich. He was a minister in the Free Methodist Church for 36 years. Milton and Erving both served as ministers.

Re: Hoose, Tompkins New York

celestialclay — 2008-12-23 03:26:06Z

Hi Jean, I'm sorry I was late in finding your reply in my backdated e-mails. I did however send you (jrhoos@aol.com) an e-mail back in August but you never replied. So, I will post my reply here.

Yes, your father had the twins, Ethlyn Nan Hoose and Ethel Ann Hoose, with his 1rst wife Ethlyn Agnes Root. The twins were born on 10/20/1930.

Ethlyn Nan Hoose married Nelson William Forrett on 1/11/1939. Ethel Ann Hoose married Alfred Lawrence Bessette on 4/6/1948.

Arnold (your father)had other children by Ethlyn as well.

I would love to hear about your experiences with Grandma Root and find out what you know about her. Her Death certificate says she died in Maple Leaf Nursing Home, Essex Junction, Vermont on January 7, 1960. However, I can't find a listing for Maple Leaf Nursing Home today and I can't find any history of the place either.

And, you're right, this is weird! I say this because I was inquiring about you/looking for you long before you posted a reply to my message on this thread! Hence, you can imagine how exciting it was for me to see your reply. Of course, it's hard for me to believe because you pretty much gave me information about yourself that I've volunteered when searching for you.

I could not find marriage records for your parents Arnold and Dorothea -- in Vermont anyways. Burlington City Clerk records actually say that Evelyn May Zeno was your father's second marriage/wife. However, I was told that if Arnold's 2nd marriage was to "Dot" then it had to of been out of state.

Your sister, Ty, told me that you don't live in Vermont and that nobody knows anything about you other than that your name is Jean and your mother is "Dot".

I don't know what your current last name is; where you live nor where you grew up.

I would love to answer all your questions and ask you some important questions as well. Please reply to this post as soon as possible or mail me a note...my address is:

M.E. WARD
500 JOHNSON ST. APT 1D
CONWAY, SC. 29527

Re: Henry Hoose Oneida NY area

DebbieRittelJohnson — 2008-07-31 05:11:04Z

In researching my HOOSE family from Cleveland, Oswego Co., NY, I came across a HENRY HOOSE who was married to "Kate" in the 1880 US Census for Bernhards Bay, Oswego Co., NY. (Bernhards Bay is the next town over from Cleveland.) The children listed with HENRY & KATE HOOSE in that Census are: Charles, Jessie, Walter, Cora, Harry (born 1873), Ford, Alfreda, and Minnie. I'm sure that this in the family you are looking for.

I haven't found a connection between this HOOSE family and my own...but feel strongly that there might be a connection, since this HOOSE family and my HOOSE family lived in the same general vacinity in the same time period.

The HOOSE names I'm researching are EDWARD ANDREW HOOSE and his wife CATHERINE and JONATHAN (aka "Johnathan") HOOSE...all were from Cleveland, NY and are buried there. EDWARD ANDREW HOOSE was born in Coxsackie, Greene Co., NY in 1814 and died in Cleveland, Oswego Co., NY in 1880.

Hope this helps!

Debbie

Re: Hoose, Tompkins New York

jrhoos — 2008-05-26 03:34:29Z

hi, oh my LORD,this is so weird,i never really think of my father ,arnold hoose,he was married to my mother dorothea hoose,but,just because its memorial day,i thought i'd type his name in the army files,and found this.
i can only tell you what little my mother told me,i was born in 1940,he went in the army in 1942, then when he came back,they had problems ,i remember going up to vermont and meeting his mother grand ma root,and met some half brothers and sisters,i was very young,but,i think he had twins,my mother said i looked just like one of them,i don't know anything about him living in new york
well, drop me a line,i'd love to find out a few things,
jean,,jrhoos@aol.com

Re: Hooses in Tompkins Co, NY 1700's

CArthurBattiste — 2008-04-09 04:54:45Z

I, too, have Hoose ancestors from NY, and I, too, live in SK

You can contact me at canuk@sasktel.net

Merton E Hoose / House

mrsrubi — 2008-01-22 05:46:10Z

I'm looking for information on my ggrandmother's brother Merton E. Hoose / House. He was born in Ohio, married Harriett V. Cole and lived the better part of his life in Lexington City , Lancaster Co. Nebraska. I know he practiced dentistry there for many years. If anyone has a connection or knows something about Merton & Harriett I'd love to hear from you. Nancy

Re: Genesee County Michigan HOOSE'S

clnp02 — 2007-10-20 21:12:18Z

My ggggrandmother was Elnore Hoose.

Re: Van Hooser>Van Hoose>Hoose from one man Jan Fransse Van Husum

rsmeacham1 — 2007-07-22 02:05:23Z

I wish I had a picture but I don't think they had cameras yet.

Re: Van Hooser>Van Hoose>Hoose from one man Jan Fransse Van Husum

clzrudd — 2007-07-22 01:50:02Z

Would there be a drawing of this ship in the book? I am also a direct desc. Van Hoose.

Re: Catherine Hoose m John C Graham 1840 NY

bob_newey1 — 2006-11-10 20:09:32Z

Roxane,

The brother of my Catherine Hoose was Robert J. Hoose, b Jan 1830, NY, d 7 Sep 1900, m 28 Jan 1858 Mary Jane Youngman in Delaware Co. Is this your Robert J? I would appreciate any information.

Bob

Re: Catherine Hoose m John C Graham 1840 NY

bob_newey1 — 2006-11-10 20:09:32Z

Re: Catherine Hoose m John C Graham 1840 NY

bob_newey1 — 2006-11-10 20:09:32Z

Hi Marie,
I thought you might like that message. It's the kind I always hope I'll get. Yes, I would love whatever you can send me on the McCombs. I spent hours trying to find them. Anything you can send me on any of the lines would be greatly appreciated also.

Interesting about John Hoose. So you agree that he was the father? I was surmising on him. I have a copy of a letter from their granddaughter, Ella (Graham) Klauminzer, written in 1938, stating that her parents moved originally to Towanda (then called Steppingstone, PA). If my recollection is corrrect, that is in Bradford County. I haven't seen any note of John in any records I've found regarding John Graham and Catherine. But it looks like you may be on to something. If your email is with your message, I'll send along a copy of that letter.
Happy Hunting, Cuz.

Solomon Francis

2006-11-10 03:29:22Z

Looking for info on Solomon Francis married Mary Hoose 1901. Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thank you Diane Stewart

Hooses in Tompkins Co, NY 1700's

updike58 — 2006-11-04 05:55:48Z

Hello,

Looking for my ancestor grandma, CAROLINE HOOS, born say 1765, either Saratoga Co or Tompkins Co, NY (or possibly out of state). She married LAWRENCE HOOPER and they lived in Ulysses, Tompkins Co, NY. Lawrence died about 1828, and Caroline died between 1830-1840 probably in Enfield, Tompkins Co, NY.

Does anyone have ANY info at all about any HOOS/HOOSE families in that area in that time period?

Dale Updike,
Saskatchewan, Canada

Re: Genesee County Michigan HOOSE'S

2006-11-02 22:27:56Z

we are tom and teresa hoos feel free to contact us

Hoose/Van Hoose family

WilleneMiles — 2006-09-06 00:31:07Z

My mother's surname was Hoose. Her parents moved to New Mexico from Kansas. My research shows that Peter Hoose, born in Wyoming Co., New York in 1805, married a woman named Marion (surname unknown). They were listed on an 1850 New York census tape. It has been told that Peter's ancestors came from Holland with the surname Van Hoose. There was a disagreement in the family and Peter's side of the family dropped 'Van' from their surname. Peter and Marion had seven children, one of which was Thomas Jefferson Hoose, my great grandfather. I do not have a great deal of information, but would be glad to share what I have.

John HOOSE in Benton, Yates County after 1810

2006-08-08 18:35:07Z

John Hoose is listed in the Census indexes as living in Benton in 1820, 1830 and 1835. I am trying to locate information on his family. Specifically, did he have a daughter Sarah (1806-1899)? Thanks!

Tom Nevlud,
Raleigh, NC

Re: Catherine Hoose m John C Graham 1840 NY

mjhoose — 2006-07-28 23:16:16Z

Bob Newey - Robert J. Hoose of Hobart, Delaware County, NY was my great-great grandfather. His sisters were Christina, Catherine (yes, your Catherine) and Maria. He had 2 other siblings but I haven't found their names.

Marie

Re: Catherine Hoose m John C Graham 1840 NY

mjhoose — 2006-07-28 23:16:16Z

Bob - Wow! That's a TON of info. Most of this I have but some is new. A note for your files, Catherine's sister, Maria, married (when is not known yet) Alexander McComb (originally of Roxburyshire, Scotland) and moved to Garland, Maine. She had 8 children. If you need or want any more info on Maria, let me know.

What I'm really looking for at this point is info on Catherine Hoose Graham's father, John Hoose. I have some probate papers stating he abandoned his family in Delaware County and moved to Bradford County, PA. I am now assuming he moved in with Catherine and her family. He died in March 1834 in Bradford County. Would you have any info on this? One of my problems in tracking him down (birthdate, parents, etc.) is that in the records of the Dutch Reformed Church of Claverack (kept at the Kinderhook Library in Columbia County) there are two possible candidates, both Johns and both born in the same year, so any little distinguishing info could help me pick the right one.

Thanks for sending me all this lovely info. I can't wait to grab a few quiet minutes and read through it.

Marie

Re: Catherine Hoose m John C Graham 1840 NY

mjhoose — 2006-07-28 23:16:16Z

Hi, Wayne! Glad to hear from you - and welcome to the family! I would LOVE any info you have on Maria. Maria was the sister of my g-g-grandfather, Robert Hoose. I have correspondence from a Madelyn C. Betts regarding Maria, if you'd be interested. I have recently discovered another distant relative, Bob Newey, whose g-g-g-grandmother was Catherine Hoose Graham, Maria's sister, who lived in Bradford County, PA.

Matthias Hoose and Eunice (Havens); Otsego, NY

Encanto59 — 2006-07-04 23:05:01Z

Looking for someone who may be have information on the family of Matthias Hoose (ca 1779 - 1850/55) and wife Eunice Havens (ca 1786 - bet. the 1860-1870 census). They lived in Maryland Twp., Otsego, NY and had: John b about 1816; Benjamin about 1829 and Mahala E. abt 1833. I am really interested in the Havens part of this family; I have been unable to trace the line backward for William Havens, father of Eunice (Havens) Hoose. William was md twice - I do not know who his first wife was, the mother of Eunice. I am from his 2nd wife, Theodosia Hunt. I have had no luck at all in sticking to the Havens/Hunt/Ames side of this family which is mine, so am branching out; I never know where my best information will come from.

Re: Catherine Hoose m John C Graham 1840 NY

Waynerandall20 — 2006-06-02 16:52:07Z

Hi,

I have some information on the McCombs from Garland. Maria, who you refer to in your post, was my g-g-great grandmother. I have pictures of headstones of the McCombs, including Maria and Alexander.

I'd be happy to share what I little I've found if you want to email me.

Wayne Randall

Re: Hoose, Tompkins New York

2006-05-12 02:29:02Z

I too have a HOOS(E) ancestor in Tompkins Co, NY:
CAROLINE HOOS, who may have been born in Saratoga Co, NY (as that was where her husband, LAWRENCE HOOPER was born). Lawrence died abt. Aug., 1829 in Ulysses, Tompkins Co, NY. Maybe we should be looking in Saratoga Co for this family's roots?

I have a website with all I have on my line:
http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=updike

Dale Updike