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1920 death Robert Hodges Janesville, rock, WI, maybe Toledo died Winnipeg, CAN

mqt — 2009-11-12 06:19:24Z

FORMER LOCAL MAN RAIL WRECK VICTIM

The death of Robert Hodges a former Janesville boy and the son of the late Robert Hodges, who years ago owned the carriage works at the present site of the Samson Engineering company at East Milwaukee and North Bluff streets, occurred yesterday in a Winnipeg, Can. hospital. Mrs. Robert Slawson*, Blackhawk and Clark, street; and
Mrs. G. T. Simmons; -Edgerton road, are nieces of the deceased.

While no definite facts regarding the death was received, It is believed that Mr. Hodges died as the result of injuries, received in a Canadian Pacific railroad accident last December. He was a freight conductor and suffered severely in an accident due to spreading-rails which threw his caboose down a 100 foot embankment. He was unconscious for three days, and it was several weeks before attending surgeons said he would live. In March, after a visit with his children .in Toledo, he stopped in Janesville to greet old acquaintances of his school days. He is survived by the widow and two children Robert Russell and Jeanette; a sister, Elizabeth Eddy and her two sons, all of Toledo, a brother, Sam Hodges, Alberta, Can., and two nieces, Mrs. G. T. Simmons and Mrs. Roy Slawson*
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It is my understanding that the correct name was Mrs. Roy Slawson. She was referred to as Elizabeth Hodge. mqt
Janesville Daily Gazette | Janesville, Wisconsin | Wednesday, June 16, 1920 | Page 1

Re: Jesse Benjamin Hodges

peggybowen3109 — 2009-11-10 01:59:06Z

I am Cornelius's daughter PeggY. I am now working on my mother's ancestry. I plan on doing Dad's as soon as I can get this one printed. So it will be the first of the year before I can start. My email is pbowen3109@yahoo.com. Let me know if you are still interested.

Hodges in MA

punkstarbunny — 2009-11-06 20:36:39Z

My grandmother's maiden name was Hodges, I'm trying to get some info on the Hodges from the Boston Massachusetts area, My grandmothers father was William F Hodges born in Boston in 1922 he had a sister Doris Hodges who died when she was 7 born probably around 1919, he had a brother George Hodges I'm not sure of his year of birth. There parents where Sylvester Hodges and Mary (McIntosh) Hodges all of Boston Massachusetts. I'm trying to get some info on Sylvester Hodges parents. I'm not sure where they were from.. I'm working on a family tree project. If anyone had any information on the Hodges in MA area. I've already looked through the book of the Hodges in New England came up with nothing.

Re: VURNAL ELIZABETH HODGES m. HENRY LAFAYETTE LANGLEY

thunder88 — 2009-11-06 16:45:28Z

Father:
Isaiah S Langley (1848-1900)
Mother:
Dicey Ann Tucker (1855-1920)

Henry Hodges and Susie Haggard in St. Francois Co., MO

bigpa1 — 2009-11-05 12:31:50Z

Henry Hodges was my grandfather's brother. He was born 1884 and died 1913. He married Susie Haggard, daughter of William Haggard and Elisa ?, in Washington Co., Mo in 1909.
I saw an old post that said that Henry and Susie had two sons, Henry, born 1910, and David (Lloyd?) born 1911. After Henry's death, Susie married William Sullivan in 1917 in St. Francois Co., MO. I would like to know what happened to the two boys. I have a photo of Henry,sr. (poor condition). I also have a photo of two unidentified boys who could be Henry's sons. I will try to attach them to this post. The photo of the Hodges brothers are, from l-R: Henry, John, and Albert.

Patrick

Telitha Hodges, Thomas E. Hodges, Allen's

samgibbs48 — 2009-11-03 19:52:49Z

Hello. I am trying to find some links to Telitha (born 1859 Texas), and Thomas E. Hodges (born 1861 Missouri) I do not have Telitha's maiden name.
Their children were Charles C. Hodges b. 1888, Stella Mae Hodges b. 1892, Franklin E. Hodges, Thomas Hodges b. 1893, Clara Hodges b. 1897, Daisy Hodges b. 1901, Harvey B. Hodges b. 1904. All born in Kansas.
They also had an Alma Fay Hodges, aged 4 in 1915 who was born in N. Carolina, possibly the child of a close relative.
Telitha also married James Allen and had a child Viola C. Allen.
If any one can provide me more information I would appreciate it!

Thanks,
Sam Gibbs

Hodges Family of VA & Elsewhere

oclarke11 — 2009-11-03 01:14:45Z

Am researching these Hodges lines.
1. ? b abt 1730 in Caroline Co Va marr Jenny Hutcheson dau of John Ambrose Hutcheson & Sarah Butler. Need Mr. Hodges's name & his parents & siblings & children for him & Jenny.
2. David I. b abt 1820 in NY marr Roby Archer. Need their parents & siblings. Have their children as:
Marquis De Lafayette b abt 1840 in NY marr Mary E. Williams. She was b abt 1840 in Ontario Canada. Need parents & siblings for Mary. Have 7 children for her & Marquis.
David II. b abt 1840 in NY ( no info )
3. Amanda b abt 1860 in Essex Co Va marr Richard Tate. Need parents & siblings for them. Their dau Mary E. b abt 1882 marr James Roane Elliott 3 Jan 1907. He was the son of James T. Elliott & Julia A. Stokes. Also need children for James & Mary.
4. Thomas b abt 1830 in Essex Co marr Eliza Griggs. Need their parents & siblings. Their dau Annie b abt 1851 marr William Lumpkin 14 Jan 1877. William was the son of Robert Lumpkin & Harriett Ann Jones. Have 2 children for William & Annie.
5. W. M. ( need his name ) b abt 1860 in Essex marr Virgie Mitchell. Need their parents & siblings. Their dau N. R. ( need her name ) b abt 1885 marr W. R. ( need his name ) Lumpkin 25 Jan 1901. He was the son of Quenton Lumpkin & Elizabeth Burch of King & Queen Co. Also need children for W. R. & N. R.
6. Nancy b 7 Aug 1797 in Caroline Co marr Albert Durrett 22 Feb 1827. Need Nancy's parents & siblings. He was the son of Jonathan Jackson Durrett Sr. & Mary H. Lively. Need children for Albert & Nancy.
7. Thomas b abt 1780 in Essex Co marr Lucy Byron. Need parents & siblings for them. Their dau Lucy b abt 1813 marr Austin Clarke 23 Dec 1832. He was the son of Philip Clarke & Molly Bush. Have 5 children for Austin & Lucy.
8. Thomas b abt 1780 in Essex ( may be the same Thomas as in # 7 ) marr Polly Williamson. Need their paretns & siblings & also their children.
9 Thomas b abt 1830 in Essex Co marr Mary Ann Greenwood. Need their parents & siblings. He may also be the same Thomas as Thomas in # 4. Their dau Lucy C. b abt 1856 marr Albert Lumpkin 18 Jan 1876. Albert was the son of Robert Lumpkin Sr. & Catherine Brizendine. Albert & Lucy' dau Kate was b 22 Dec 1888. Have no info on her or other siblings. Any info appreciated.
Ollie

Re: VURNAL ELIZABETH HODGES m. HENRY LAFAYETTE LANGLEY

dorothyledford63 — 2009-10-31 17:13:19Z

Was you Isaih Langley a descendent of Thomas Langley of Georgia? If so, he is connected to my line of Langleys.

Re: Anson L. Hodges (TN circa 1820) married Mary Dyer - HELP!

ktgraycraven — 2009-10-30 23:03:52Z

Is it not possiblethat there were 2 Anson Hodges??? That the same man married both Amanda Dyer and Harriet Gray in the same year and the same county. . .w ouldn't be the first bigamist, I'm sure. However, the Gray Hodges family states that Anson died in 1844 while the Dyer Hodges has children born after that date.

Can anyone shed more light???

Thanks, kt

Re: Seeking Direct Male Descendent of Immigrant John Hodges

BarbaraMcGee65 — 2009-10-29 18:50:31Z

Thanks for the reply. Yes, I know about Ron Hodges and the DNA project. My ancestor is among those on the list.

Re: Seeking Direct Male Descendent of Immigrant John Hodges

pasotaco2 — 2009-10-28 22:58:52Z

Have you contacted Ron Hodges at the worldfamilies.net Hodges surname project? There are over 60 Hodges/Hodge lines represented there on the patriarch page of the project.

Re: Hodges in Publow Somerset

dickandaverillister — 2009-10-23 10:51:20Z

That would be very helpful. My e-mail address is dickandaveril.lister@btopenworld.com If you would send a link I will e-mail my Hodges Family tree - it will not attach to this message as it is an excel spreadsheet rather than a Gedcom file
On the Hodges side I can go back to William Hodges born in 1813 but cannot link him to any other Hodges in the area. For his wife Francis Bennett I have her mother Martha Keymer but not Martha's surname and her father James but nothing more. Rather interestingly James came from Drewsteignton in Devon which is where my wifes paternal grandmother came from so both sides of her family lead back to the same village
I look forward to hearing from you

Dick Lister

Re: Hodges in Publow Somerset

lcmoore157 — 2009-10-15 18:31:10Z

Hello

I too am a part of the large Hodges family. I have all the Hodges in 1851 in Publow. I have your Frances Bennett parents and other family members if you are interested. I have a granddaughter and an aunt who I would like to know why they were by themselves in 1841.

Looking forward to hearing from you.

Re: Amos Hodges

pasotaco2 — 2009-10-12 05:04:55Z

Email change pasotaco2@att.net I am still interested in Amos Hodges and or his cousin John Murphy Hodges

Looking for John J. Hodges born about 1823 Lived in Norfolk County

rhodges10_1 — 2009-10-09 11:38:58Z

I was wondering if anyone had any information on John J. Hodges. From what I can tell, he was born about 1823, married Amesia (or Amesa or Artemesia, I've seen it different ways) Meads, born in NC (a widow: from Marriage Bond witnessed by a Wilson Bailey). He had three sons, John Joseph (b 1849), Virginius Leonitus (b about 1855), and James Claudious (b 1854). I've been told he died in Deep Creep during the area's Yellow Fever Epidemic of 1855.
Thanks for reading

Re: Lone Star ks/hodges/corbin

mrhardhats — 2009-10-04 04:34:28Z

Yes, this is Uncle Jim. We are heading to kansas for two weeks.

Re: Hodges in Publow Somerset

leoniefeeney — 2009-10-04 03:32:26Z

Hello Dawn - my name is Leonie Feeney (nee Collins) and I now live in Ipswich, Queensland, Australia. I don't know whether "my" Hodges are the same as yours.

My father is John Simes Collins - his father was Robert Harold Kendall Collins. Robert's father was Percy William Collins and I believe it was Percy William Collins' mother who was a Hodge? I need to get the exact paperwork from my father.

My father is a decendant of the Hodge family/families from Somerset. He now has dementia - and I am now 38 (and at last interested in our family tree). I hope I haven't left it too late. Dad was visiting yesterday. He tells me he has some information from archives which I will get from his home. What he told me ysterday was a bit jumbled but hopefully when I get the paperwork it will make more sense. Dad could tell me that the Hodges he is a decendant from came from Somerset by ship. He does not know when (but I think early 1800's). Dad said he was told that one Hodge baby died on the journey from England. Robert Samuel Hodge was a MLA for Burnett (member of the legislative assembly).

Dad got to visit one of his Aunties about 10 years ago - she was in the Lutheran Nursing Home in Kingaroy. Her name was Stella Hodge (Spinster). Dad could not tell me the exact relationship but again hoping to work this out. She was about 90 when dad visited her and this was about 10 years ago. She has since passed away. She told Dad she moved from Corinda (suburb of Brisbane) up to Burnett as a girl. She took her cat with her on her lap - the journey which today takes about 5 hours by car on the highway - was done by horse and cart (approximately 1910).

Percy William Collins (? mother a Hodge) lived at 3 Mabel Street, Highgate Hill. He was an Accountant and Stock and Station Agent at South Brisbane or West End. Dad has been to state archives and has the war records of Percy William Collins. Percy went to the Boer War with the 1st Division Light Horse (this was before Queensland was a State and prior to the federation of Australia in 1901). By 1917/1918 Percy joined world war 1. He got gassed and as a gassed soldier relegated to the payroll division. He married a lady buried at Sherwood Anglican Historical Cemetary (half an hour drive from my house - I am going to go and have a look) and they lived at Cluely Street, Corinda.

This is what I wrote down as my father was speaking yesterday. As I mentioned he has dementia and is being tested for Alzeimers but has lucid moments. (he is only 68). I thought I'd better get onto this as Dad is getting worse and I want to try to work out as much as I can while he can still remember things.

I hope this gives you enough information to ascertain whether we are investigating the same line of Hodge.

If not, goood luck with your search. If you would be so kind as to let me know.

Re: Eliza Jane Hodges b. abt 1830 - wife of James Benson b abt 1834

1benson99 — 2009-10-02 21:47:41Z

The mystery is solved - George & James G. are cousins; John G. is a nephew to both. The latter's son, James T. apprenticed as blacksmith to James G. - see 1900 Fed. Census. At least two Hodges were blacksmiths - William and John A. as well as an Akeley in earlier generations.

Re: C "Captain" Arnold Hodges, b 1871 in Tennessee

wlsparkman — 2009-10-01 19:06:15Z

Kim,
Captain Arnold Hodge/Hodges and his wife Docia and C.M. are buried in the Oakland Cemetery in Comanche Co., TX
Captain Hodges: Born: 16 Sept 1871, died: 16 Oct 1953
Docia Hodges: Born: 1 April 1874, died: 28 May 1960
C. M. Hodges: Born 10 Oct 1896, died 10 July 1920

This is not my line, but Rock Bluff Baptist Church, Comanche Co., TX had the following members. They joined the church Oct 31, 1920 and ask for their letters and left April 2, 1922.
Dosia Hodge
Ozella Hodge
Cap. Hodge
Clifton Hodge
Earnest Hodge

This family was also in 1900 census, Hamilton Co., TX, Justice prec. 8, family # 82-85

My brother Jerry Grisham and myself are doing a book about the Members of the Rock Bluff Baptist Church, Cemetery and Community. If you can help us with this family we would love to have your informtion/pictures. If I can help you please let us know. Wanda Sparkman wsark@wt.net

Re: Lone Star ks/hodges/corbin

mrhardhats — 2009-09-21 00:12:55Z

That was my grandpa which my dad, James
Orland and myself were named after.

Re: Amos Hodges

iahorne — 2009-09-26 17:14:48Z

Hello, I am interested in more information about your family, especially Julia Hodges. Thanks, Iris

HODGES Maxine BEENE 1927-1983

t42MountOlivet — 2009-10-01 21:35:51Z

HODGES Maxine BEENE 1927-1983

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HODGES Claude Clifford and Willie Frances

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-18 17:14:20Z

HODGES Claude Clifford and Willie Frances

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Re: William Hodges the Artist

valhogan_1 — 2009-08-04 23:46:41Z

Hi Deirdre,

The information you have gathered is very interesting. I can add that my mother's great grandparents supposedly left Gloustershire and emigrated to New Zealand, then travelled on to Australia when her grandfather was about 2 years old. My mother did not know whether her grandfather was born in N.Z. or England.

I do not recall if the family came directly to Melbourne, Victoria or if they came via Sydney, N.S.W. Off the top of my head I can't recall whether my mother said her grandfather was named Charles or James Hodges who married an Irish girl Ellen Sullivan or O'Sullivan. Mum believed he was over 100 when he died.

I don't know how many children were born of the marriage - my mother spoke of her two aunts but only named one, Mary. My grandmother was Rebecca Ethel, neither of her sisters married. My grandmother had 5 daughters, their names in order of birth were Belinda, Ethel, Mabel, Doreen and my mother, Irene.

Both my great-aunts were artists and painted in oils; my grandmother was an accomplished needlewoman and left some very attractive fancywork. The artistic ability has passed down - I enjoy dabbling with pen, pencil & brush, as do my children. If you can give me an address I will endeavour to send you a photo of the cross.

Best regards,

Val

Re: William Hodges the Artist

valhogan_1 — 2009-08-03 22:32:07Z

Dear Deidre,

Unfortunately I have no information about the Fountain connection. My Greataunts and Grandmother were at outs and one of the aunts burnt all the family papers. The only legacy I have is the enamel cross and the oral history passed from my greataunt to my mother - that the cross was the gift of Lady Dorothea Banks to our ancestor, one of the Hodges children ... without the papers I have no idea which child but assume it would have been a son as Hodges was my grandmothers maiden name.

Best wishes,

Val

Lost Family Bible

chrisbhemailgeneology — 2009-09-03 09:57:53Z

Area: England
Back in the mid 1950's, my Grandmother sold our family bible.
The latest entries in it may have been early 1950s. It is the only record that we have of our family history so if anyone has seen it or even has it, please could you let me know.
One entry that will be in it is the birth of Dennis Percy Hodges, July 1925

Re: William Hodges the Artist

deirdreoneill38 — 2009-08-03 14:21:53Z

Hi Val,

I wrote to you several months ago re William Hodges RA.
Since then I have been digging further back.
Apparently one of William Hodges' children, Marian, married a John Miles Fountain.

My Hodges connections reveals an Elizabeth Fountain,(possibly the granddaughter of John Miles and Marian C. Fountain) staying with the Hodges family in Gillygate in York in the 1881 Census. My father used to tell me there was an RA in the family.
The Thomas John Hodges in York was my gr grandfather, who was born in London in 1828.
This Elizabeth Fountain (unmarried) was born in Surrey and was a milliner and dressmaker. She was probably living with the Hodges as a relative/boarder.
Does this mean anything to you?
It is so tantalising to get so near to William Hodges RA, but for the vital missing link.
I would love to hear from you.
Regards
Deirdre O'Neill (née Hodges)

Re: William Hodges the Artist

deirdreoneill38 — 2009-08-05 09:28:21Z

Hi Val,

Great account you have given. William's father was called Charles, so I guess that's a good bet for your grandfather!

There seem to be three girls and two boys from William's third marriage to Ann Mary Carr. The girls seem to be accounted for in the various diaries and Census, but not the boys.

There seems to be third son, probably from his first marriage to Martha Bowden Nesbit, who died within a year "possibly in childbirth". Henry William Hodges, was the one who was given a cadetship with the East India Company. Sheer conjecture on my part, but I guess he was also a traveller and could have inspired his children to do likewise.
You are from the wanderlust son, and I presumably from the stay-at-home one!
I guess you are of my generation (I was born in 1938), so I've had to think in your own terms of grandparents etc and parallel them with my own.

Yes I paint too. One of my aunts won a scholarship to Sheffield Art College, and her sisters too painted. My latest granddaughter, at 17 months, always has a pencil in her hand and frantically looks for paper to draw on.
My father painted but his forte was music, possibly from Mary Ann Carr, who wrote children's songs and was a singer in her own right.
Re photo of the cross you can contact me -
dingdong@magicart.co.uk

Good to hear more from you,

Deirdre

Re: William Hodges the Artist

deirdreoneill38 — 2009-08-04 09:33:59Z

Dear Val,
Thanks for your reply.

I got the Fountain connection from the account "The men who sailed with Captain Cook" (see Google)
The oldest child of William Hodges was Marian Catherine Hodges, who married John William Miles Fountain in 1825 at St George's, Hanover Square. Her death was listed in 1866 in Kensington.
Another daughter Ann Mary Hodges may have married John Besly on 28th August 1810 at Kingston in Surrey.
Serena Hodges, the youngest was living in Portman Street in london in the 1851 Census. She remained unmarried and her death is recorded in Marylebone in 1875.

Henty William (was he the son of his first marriage?) went to Christs Hospital School in 1797 and was given a cadetship in the East India Company in 1803. He was an assistantto the Collector in India from 1818 until 1831.
I haven't chased him up yet.

I would be delighted to know more of your grandmother's Hodges connection if possible.
The Hodges seemed to be a family that kept in touch with each other, and were well educated in art. music and languages. Does this ring true with your own family?

I desperately want to find that missing link to William Hodges. I knew about the Banks being Trustees for the Benevolent Fund which was set up for the Hodges children.

I hope I have filled in one or two of your 'missing bits'.
I would love to see a photo of the blue cross if you have one.
Do you live in the UK? I live in Fife in Scotland.

Regards

Deirdre

Re: HODGES of Calcasieu Parish,LA

kerigoodyear — 2009-09-18 23:44:05Z

Teri,

How would I locate that gedcom? I am direct decendant of Augustus and Alzineth Hodges. I am doing research on my grandfather's side. Any help as to where to locate this information would be appreciated.

If I am not mistaken the book you are looking for is called The Ritchies Geneology by Carmel Elizabeth Ritchie Estaville published in 1985. It traces the Hodges lineage back a ways.

Re: Hodges Photos and Documents

LindaHennrich — 2009-08-26 01:49:15Z

Please, could I please get a copy?

Linda

Pinappletea59@aol.com

Re: Hodges of Franklin Co., VA & Mercer Co. WV after 1920

bwassum1 — 2009-08-14 15:08:53Z

I am also looking for the Hodges, I assume from the Henry Co., VA area. my grandmother Mary Belle Bray Minter, b.June 13,1879, married William Henry Minter Nov. 16, 1887. Her mother was Susan Elizabeth Hodges Bray, father Charlie Daniel Bray. I can't find anything on the Brays but thought I could go back to the Hodges. One last information bit I have is that there was a grandmother Booth from one side of this family. I have been given a quilt that was made by my ggggrandmother Booth. Would you have any information?

Re: Hodges Photos and Documents

PeggySueGaddis60 — 2009-08-25 00:54:52Z

Could you tell us some of the Cities or States
Richard Hodges was in.
Peggy

Re: Leroy H. Hodges & Permelia???

PeggySueGaddis60 — 2009-08-23 21:04:59Z

Leroy is my GG Grandfather, His son Thomas Daniel Hodges is my G Grandfather, and then Charles Wesley Hodges is my Grandfather and France C, Hodges my Mother.
Do you have anything on Leory's Paretns?

PeggySue O'Shields Gaddis

Re: Amos Hodges

pasotaco2 — 2009-08-23 15:36:11Z

I am very interested in the Amos and Mary (Scott) Hodges family. I am researching the John M. Hodges, Polly Clanton and Frances "Fannie" Triplett families. I read in "Jess Thompson's A Pike County History" that John M. Hodges and Amos Hodges were cousins, and entered into a land deal in Pike County, Illinois in the early 1800's. I know that William A. Hodges (Rebecca Elledge, Griggsville, Illinois)daughter, Julia Frances, was identified as a "cousin" to my GG grandfather and his brother on the reverse of a photo I have in my possession; copy attached. I believe that the eldest son of John M. and Fannie Triplett, John, is my GGG Grandfather. So I am looking for any info on John M. (Murphy) Hodges'(B: abt 1790 in Va.) ancestors or descendants to verify this theory. I believe the people in the photo to be Back row; William Brown Hodges, his wife Anna Elsie Nickel Hodges, Brother of Julia Frances Hodges Hanlin (either John William or Uriah Hodges), and Julia Frances Hodges Hanlin. Front row; Rebecca Elledge Hodges, William A. Hodges (in Wheelchair), and my ggrandfather, Thomas Jefferson Hodges. If anyone has any info on these families, feel free to contact me directly at pasotaco2@charter.net.

Re: Amos Hodges

pasotaco2 — 2009-09-26 17:24:44Z

Iris
Please contact me directly at pasotaco2@charter.net. I have much data, and census images of this family and Julia's married family, Hanlin.
Frank Hodges

Sarah Hodges Crouch of Viola Arkansas

mybonney — 2009-09-10 04:45:03Z

I am looking for information and hopefully pictures of Sarah Hodges, born in 1846, married to Billy Crouch.

Re: Leroy H. Hodges & Permelia???

1963Caprice — 2009-08-23 03:26:01Z

They are mine too. I come from Thomas. So I guess we are cousins in that long southern way. My name is Caprice, My mother is Judy Hodges, daughter of Vernice O. Hodges. We are all trying to find info on Leroy & Permelia before they were married. I live in MO now, But come from east of B'ham. Who are you? And which child do you come from? Call me if you every want to kind of meet. I have talked to more LONG lost cousins since I started this. I have found the Hodges graveyard where Thomas is buried.
My number is 660-232-5448, I hope to hear from you. This has been one of the best things I have ever done.
Caprice

Re: Leroy H. Hodges & Permelia???

madison983 — 2009-08-22 21:26:39Z

leroy h. hodges born 1806 in south carolina died 1880 in jefferson alabama. permelia born 1802 in south carolina died 1865 in jefferson, alabama. they were married 1830 in south carolina. children william presley 1830-1880, joel bradford 1832-1903, martha j 1837-1919, thomas d 1840-1907, mary ann 1843-1915. Leroy and Permelia are my great great great grandparents.

Re: Leroy H. Hodges & Permelia???

madison983 — 2009-08-24 22:52:51Z

my name is pamela.My grandmother is jesse alma hodges and jessie green hodges is my great grandfather which is alma father. thomas daniel and murdough jones hodges (second wife) is my great great grandparents. My mother is catherine sanders daughter of alma. alma was married to frealon turner sanders sr. I live in sumiton, alabama. You may call me at 205-908-7235. I would love to hear what info you have and talk a long lost cousin.

Re: Lone Star ks/hodges/corbin

lshark51 — 2009-09-24 11:19:07Z

Uncle jim is that you ?

HODGES James H 1903 1982 praying hands

t42GreenAcres_JohnsonCoTX — 2009-09-18 13:51:31Z

HODGES James H 1903 1982 praying hands

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HODGES Mamie W 1907 1996 praying hands

t42GreenAcres_JohnsonCoTX — 2009-09-17 17:01:28Z

HODGES Mamie W 1907 1996 praying hands

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Re: Arline Kreuzberger Hodges

davehodges1520 — 2009-07-31 02:14:00Z

Edward, the son of Raymond? I believe that when I was very young Ulysses and Gertrude Kreuzberger and my mother Arline Kreuzberger Hodges visited his family in Greensburg, PA.

Re: SEEKING ARLENE KRUEZBERGER HODGES

davehodges1520 — 2009-07-31 01:54:01Z

Maria,
You may have been in contact with Jim Kopp. Arline Kreuzberger Hodges is my mother and she is the grand-daughter of Eugene Kopp and Josephine Criner Kopp. Eugene is the brother of Paul Kopp and Claudius Kopp.

There is a strong connection to Aviles, Spain and I am interested in the history of this relationship which I can trace to the 1850's.
Dave Hodges davehodges@hotmail.com

Re: Arline Kreuzberger Hodges

davehodges1520 — 2009-07-31 01:44:27Z

Oops, not sure I saw this or responded to you information. I am seeking information regarding the history of Leon and Silvie or Sylvia Kreuzberger that came from Belgium to the Pittsburgh are in the late 1800's. One of there son's, Ulysses, was my Grandfather. Additional children were Leon, Raymond and Helen. I can trace them using census data and ship manifests. Whatever you have would be great,but I am interested in Sylvia's maiden name. There are indications that she may have had a sister, Rachel LaChapelle, from Clarksburg, WVa and I am trying to confirm this. Where were they from, any other family members, pictures etc. Send anything you have to davehodges@hotmail.com. I do have some family pictures to share. Hope this gets to you.

Eliza Jane Hodges b. abt 1830 - wife of James Benson b abt 1834

1benson99 — 2009-08-11 22:58:49Z

Dau. of John B Hodges & mother to Carrie M Benson 1867 & Fred Hodges Benson 1868. I'm looking for any details on this Benson line.

Her sister Elizabeth m. George S. Benson relation to James unknown. Also her brother William was a blacksmith - same as James Benson. James & Eliza are listed on the 1880 census for Conewango NY. Another blacksmith, John G Benson is listed on the same census page...relationship unknown.

All help is most appreciated.
Jim Benson

Re: Answers to Hodge/Hodges Ancestry Mysteries at Hand

M_Mongan — 2009-08-28 18:36:41Z

Welcome William Hodges, Halifax, VA and Surry, NC:
Can you tell me anything about his children and descendants, both male and female? I think he may have had a daughter Eleanor (Ellender) who married Benjamin Terry SCOTT also of VA and Surry Co., NC during the same time period. They named a son Welcome William SCOTT, but I have no documentation for Eleanor's maiden name. I am in Eleanor's line.
Thanks,
MLM

Re: Hodges in Publow Somerset

dickandaverillister — 2009-08-07 18:36:57Z

I too am interested in the Hodges of that area but dispite a look around at the records I cannot find the linkage between my wife's ancester and your ancestors. My wife is decended from William H Hodges born 1813 in Publow who married Frances Bennett also born in Publow in 1835. In the 1841 census he was a gardner but after that ran a pub - The Bird in Hand - in Pensford the next village. Given the fact that he was born in Publow a very small village and shares the name I suspect but cannot prove that he was related to the other Hodges in the village.

If you have any evidence of a connection i would be most interested

Dick Lister

Re: HODGES of Pensford,Publow & Stanton Drew, Somerset,England

dickandaverillister — 2009-08-07 18:35:44Z