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Horace P. Hoppough and Sarah F. Pulver |
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1 Photo of Horace P. Hoppough. |
2 Photo of Sarah F. Pulver Hoppough. |
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The Family of Horace P. Hoppough and Sarah F. Pulver Hoppough |
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The Parents of Horace P. Hoppough Peter Hoppough and Margery Westbrook
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The Parents of Sarah F. Pulver Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pulver
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Pulver Family Tree
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Sarah’s Maternal Family Tree
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Marriages of Horace P. Hoppough Marriage to Sarah F. Pulver
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Marriages of Sarah F. Pulver Marriage to Horace P. Hoppough
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The Obituary of Horace P. Hoppough 25 October 1825 - 17 June 1909 From the Batavia Evening News, 19 June 1909. Hemlock - Horace Hoppough is dead at Hemlock aged 84 years. He had held various town offices and for several years was president of the Hemlock World’s Fair Association.
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The Obituary of Sarah F. Pulver Hoppough 1829 - 12 November 1909 From the Livonia Gazette, 19 November 1909. Hemlock - Mrs. Sarah Hoppough, widow of Horace P. Hoppough, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Frank E. Coykendall of Lima, Thursday evening of last week, after a long illness. Her age was 80 years. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pulver and was born in the town of Canadice. She had always lived in this vicinity. She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Frank E. Coykendall of Lima, and a son, George Hoppough of this village, a sister, Mrs. Coykendall of Rochester, and several grandchildren. The funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock from the Methodist church. Mrs. Hoppough had lived in Hemlock the greater part of her life and was a woman with hosts of friends. The death of Mr. and Mrs. Hoppough takes from our community a man and woman who had always been identified with the town’s best interests. Two old landmarks have been taken away.
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The Burial of Horace P. Hoppough Union Cemetery in Livonia NY
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The Burial of Sarah F. Pulver Hoppough Union Cemetery in Livonia NY
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Newspaper articles from FultonHistory.com |