Hose - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

doris mildred hose born 1890 die1976

david_culley — 2009-10-21 15:08:01Z

I can trace her being born baptise and marry to a E poole but my wife who is her granddaughter said she was marry in her early teens but unable find any info on her first marrage or my be her second any sugestion as try most search

Re: Albert Hose, Vickers Ltd, Sheffield, England. Died in the Great War 1918

roberttomlinson882 — 2009-10-08 20:22:23Z

Albert Hose was my great uncle - my grandma's brother. He was from Nottingham. I am from Nottingham but now live in Edinburgh. I own his three WW1 medals and death plaque.

Robert Tomlinson

Etta Ellen Hose - Help Needed

batnix1 — 2009-04-30 17:40:28Z

I am trying to find the parents names of Etta Ellen Hose. She was born 1888 and died 1968, she was married to Harley Goff. Thanks

Re: Samuel Hose

samuelhose — 2008-10-17 11:36:22Z

Samuel Hose, the father of Amazire was my 4xgreat uncle. I am descended from his brother, David A. Hose. I have information on the family back to their father, Jacob, b. 1800. I would be glad to be of help if you need that information.

Samuel Hose

Re: Samuel Hose

yoannayo — 2008-10-16 17:27:11Z

I'm doing research along these lines...the ancestry of whom i believe is my dad's b-father. anyway, this is what i just came across:

Sarah Jane Hose m. William Adam McGinnis. In 1910, Sarah was 34 and William, 32. Their children were:

Ines-15
Henry-12
Date-6
Blake-4
Mildred-1

In 1910, according to same census, living in the household were two others of unknown relation (to me):

Barbara-68
Adolphus-38

Does anyone have any other info.? Thanks :)

Frey Family

cleonie_1 — 2008-05-13 13:16:48Z

Hi i am Cleonie Frey and i am from South West Africa- Namibia.I would just like to so say hi to to guys barring the same surname as i am.

Jack E. Hose, 73, SON OF, Ernest and Minnie (Patterson) Hose, * & , Army veteran serving during Korea *

KENNELLYMARKA — 2008-04-21 04:04:30Z

Jack Hose November 04, 1934 - March 06, 2008 Inverness, Florida

Jack E. Hose, 73,
Inverness, died Thursday, March 6, 2008.

Born Nov. 4, 1934, in Miami
to Ernest and Minnie (Patterson) Hose, he came to this area in 1991.

Mr. Hose was an Army veteran serving during Korea and worked as a tile setter by trade.

Survivors include his wife, Edith J. Hose of Inverness; daughter, Laura Hose of Tallahassee; brother, Ernest Hose of Miami; and sister, Mary E. King of Hernando.

Re: Hose

JReevesArnold — 2007-10-28 06:17:05Z

I have an interest in Isabella Hose nee Duff, her son Quintin Bone born 1843 when she was 46 is in my husband's direct line, I haven't been able to find much on Quintin's father also apparently Quinton Bone according to Quintin Jnrs death cert.
There is also a Jean Duff sister of Isabella married to a William Bone in 1810 in Ayr who I suspect is a half brother to William.
I have some information on Isabella and would love to hear from you
Regards
Jean Bone
Uralla NSW

Re: Hose

JReevesArnold — 2007-10-28 06:09:29Z

Sally
I have an interest in the Isabella Hose nee Duff, my husbands direct line is via Quinton Bone her son born when she was approx 46 in Ayr Scotland. You mention that John Hose came to Australia, Quinton did too via South Australia. I have information re Isabella's parents,
Interestingly a William Bone married a Jean Duff in 1810, I think that Jean is the sister of Isabella and it is possible that William is the half brother to Quinton but I have yet to prove it.
I would love to hear from you, email me direct if you like at JeanBone69@msn.com

regards
Jean Bone
Uralla NSW

Albert Hose, Vickers Ltd, Sheffield, England. Died in the Great War 1918

smiths565 — 2007-05-21 20:45:32Z

I have been researching men who worked for Vickers Steelworks, Sheffield, England, who fell in the Great War.
The result of this research and details about Albert Hose can be found on http://www.stannington.webitsmart.co.uk

Can anybody tell me more? Albert Hose, died in 1918 and is buried in Nottingham General Cemetery. He died as a result of wounds or illness whilst a member of the King's Royal Rifle Corps. He was born in 1891, Sneinton, Nottingham. His mother was listed as Mrs. Harriett Hose, of 35, Royal Oak Hill, Carlton Road, Nottingham on the CWGC. I'd like to know more about other members of the family.

Many thanks

Robert.

Hose

WGFGER — 2007-04-26 11:58:37Z

Margarethe Hose, * 15. Apr. 1923, Bad Hersfeld (Hessen)

WGF

Callie Hose, (Florida )

marylou618 — 2007-04-22 04:18:58Z

I'm looking for info on Callie Hose divorced Everett E, Hose 1929 Escambia Co, Florida and on Betty Jane Hose Married to Jack Roberts Broward Co, Florida 1942.

Sam Hose ~ Lynched in Newnan, Georgia, 1899

BasketLady420 — 2007-04-08 02:10:08Z

The lynching of Sam Hose (sometimes erroneously called Sam Holt) in Newnan, Georgia involved a murder prompted by a quarrel over wages. White folks believed that Hose, a laborer on Alfred Cranford's farm, had split open the skull of the respected white farmer with an ax and then injured his children and raped his wife near where the bleeding corpse lay. The alleged crimes, the chase, and the lynching occurred in and around places like Palmetto, Newnan, and Griffin -- small southern towns like any other within forty miles of Atlanta.
(more on website)

I am not related to this family, just passing on this information which comes from a website called "American Lynching." The link for the site is listed below.
Joyce

http://www.americanlynching.com/main.html

John H. Hose wife Annie E.

jsweevil2 — 2007-02-10 21:43:53Z

I am just starting my family research on my father's side. My grandmother's name was Annie Mae Hose, who married Perry Dallas Russ Sr. Annie Mae was born December 28th 1894 and is listed in the 1900 US federal census as living with her mother and father, John H. Hose and Annie E. Hose. They were married about 1884. The birth place of John H. Hose is Georgia Approximately 1857. I have found another John H. Hose in Houston County, Georgia but the est. birth date is 1860. If anyone has any information as to whether this is the same John H. Hose or not, I would greatly appreciate it. If it is the same John H. Hose, then I have information that would take me a long way back, but I have no absolute connection to the two and don't want to be barking up the wrong family tree.

Thanks in advance for any heads up or thumbs down!!

Julie Sizemore

hose family

2006-09-13 02:36:11Z

looking for info. on Howard Hose his a brother to my father Roy M. Hose and the son of Samuel Hose. Thanks

Sarah Geesey of PA.

hitchheick — 2006-08-13 00:19:54Z

Michael Hose, Sr. is a son of Deitrick and Receni (Frank) Hose, and was born September 26, 1822, in York Township, where he was reared, and has always resided. He learned the trade of blacksmithing early in life, and has followed it up to the present time. At the breaking out of the Rebellion he enlisted in Company C, Eighty-seventh Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers, and served with his regiment eighteen months, two months being passed in the hospital at Fort McHenry. He subsequently re-enlisted in Company K, Two Hundredth Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers, and was in service until the close of the war. His regiment participated in the battles around Petersburg. Butler’s Front, Hatcher’s Run, and was a witness of the surrender of Gen. Lee to Gen. Grant at Appomattox Court House. He was mustered out of the service May 30, 1865, at Alexandria, Va. December 3, 1848, Mr. Hose was married to Miss. Sarah, daughter of Jacob and Polly (Flinchbaugh) Geesey, of York Township. They have had born to them fifteen children. Three are now living in the county: Amanda, Louisa and Michael, Jr. Mr. Hose is a respected citizen of his township.

Taken from the book, “History of York County, Illustrated 1886” by John Gibson, Historical Editor

Adelaide Keesey of PA.

hitchheick — 2006-08-13 00:18:24Z

Michael Hose. Jr., son of Michael Hose, of York Township, York Co., Penn., was born in that township, November 13, 1854. He first learned the shoe maker’s trade, which he followed about ten years, and then worked at carpentering for eight years. In 1882 he began the manufacture of cigars at Dallastown and is now doing a thriving business in that line. Mr. Hose was united in marriage in 1879, to Miss. Mary Adelaide Keesey, daughter of Harrison Keesey, of York Township. They have one child, Emory Michael. Mr. And Mrs. Hose are members of the United Brethren Church.

Taken from the book, “History of York County, Illustrated 1886” by John Gibson, Historical Editor

William Hose of PA.

hitchheick — 2006-08-06 00:19:46Z

William Hose

William Hose a representative of the manufacturing interests of York, is a native of the county and was born August 20, 1828. At the age of eighteen years he commenced an apprenticeship with the firm of Horn & Mitchell, carpenters and builders, with whom he remained three years. Having become thoroughly proficient in his trade, he engaged at car building for two years, at the expiration of which he accepted a position as foreman with the Billmeyer & Small Car Company, remaining with that company for over thirty years. Mr. Hose then purchased the sash and door manufactory, operated by Eden & Blouser, and has rearranged it, purchasing new machinery, etc. He has established a large trade, having added planing machinery, and now has facilities for turning out all kinds of building material. He is a public spirited citizen, a member of the I. O. O. F., the I. O. R. M., and the I. O. of Heptasoph.

Taken from the book, “History of York County, Illustrated 1886” by John Gibson, Historical Editor

Re: Charles Hose-Maryland 1880's

2005-05-28 13:45:53Z

Meda Helfrick was my great grandmother so that would make Isaac Helfrick my great great grandfather. I would love to share notes on the line. Meda and Charles Hose's daughter was my grandmother. I will let you know if I find more on the Helfrick line.

Re: Charles Hose-Maryland 1880's

2005-05-27 15:46:23Z

Here is my line to Isaac P. Helfrick/Meda May Helfrick-Hose

David B. Clark b. 1964 RAF Lakenheath, Eng
Joseph S. Clark b. 1942 Leitersburg, MD
Mildred Helfrick b. 1918 Five Forks, Franklin, PA
Samuel V. Helfrick b. 1891 Greencastle, Franklin, PA
Isaac P. Helfrick b. 1860 Antrim, Franklin, PA

Isaac's children were:
Meda May 1889
Joseph H. 1889 This date not verified
Charles S. 1893
John K. 1896
Nelli P. 1900
Anna M. 1901
Earl R. 1904

Re: Charles Hose-Maryland 1880's

2005-05-27 15:30:18Z

Everyone is related some way or another, but in our case, I think it would be beneficial to share notes. Isaac Peter Helfrick is my GGG Grandfather. Feel free to email or call me any time. Perhaps we could share GED COM files. 4066981533.

Re: Charles Hose-Maryland 1880's

2005-05-27 15:22:08Z

Thank you for that information! How do you know that information about my great grandparents? Could we be related?

Theresa Brady, Theresa Mary Brady, Scotland and Kansas.

2005-11-20 01:36:14Z

My great grandmother was Theresa Brady who married William Sharp. William died in West Calder about 1908, and their children were born in various towns and villages. My grandmother Grace Sharp was born in Holmes Row, Uphall in 1885. Her siblings were born in Bathaget and Livingstone. Arthur, born 1881 in Bathgate went to Scammon JKansas to see his Uncle John Arthur Brady, and the he emigrated to Rock Springs, Wyoming, where his brotgher-in-law William Stark lived. William in turn had gone there to Andrew Kerr a cousin.

I would greatly appreciate any input from anyone realted to this group of people, and Iwould be delighted in anyone could tell me where Theresa Brady came from. The Irish connection to the family was immediate, but the locality is unkown.
rvhuk@yahoo.com

Re: Hose

2004-12-08 07:24:14Z

It's nearly Christmas 2004 and I am no closer to finding out who Andrew Hose's parents were.
Just thought I would make contact in case someone out there is connected.
Cheers Sally Flynn
Caloundra, Qld. Aust

Re: John Hoss/Hose

2004-10-22 15:57:50Z

Hi Patricia, I am looking for a Hoss/Hose male born?? 1840 to 1845 maybe? who could have had Ohio and Illinois connections.
He married Melinda Caton in Missouri sometime between 1867??1868 and had one son Charles Alfred Hoss/Hose born 1868 I'm not sure if this man lived to see his son I believe he died sometime between 1867 to 1870.

Hose/Hoss in KY & MO

2004-05-24 00:28:42Z

Looking for information on the family of Michael and Catherine Fresh Hoss of Logan Co., KY. Had sons; Charles, Jacob and George and a daughter that married Henry Owens. Two other children names unknown. Charles married four times and moved to Warren Co., MO. Jacob married Martha Berryman and moved to Lincoln Co., MO. Need marriage record for Jacob and Martha who probably married in KY.

Henrietta HOSE/Washington County, MD

2004-04-08 20:05:07Z

I'm grasping at straws. The death certificate for my ggg-grandfather, Abraham Mills, gives his mother's maiden name as HOSE.

Abraham's parents were James & Henrietta MILLS, both born @1805, in Maryland, according to the 1850C for Washington County.

I don't know the parents of either James or Henrietta.

Re: Hagerstown Hoses

2004-10-06 13:34:09Z

I have a lot of of information on that family. David A . Hose was my gggrandfather. I would be glad to share what I have with you.

Re: Russell LeRoy Hose, Hagerstown, MD

2004-01-19 19:21:18Z

hello mr.cribbs. i appreciate the acknowledgement of my grandfather. he was a wonderful man. i'm sorry i don't have an e-mail addr i'm here at work. if there is anything else i can help you with,any ?'s about my grandfather you need to know i'm sure i can ask my mother (anita peck). thanks!

Re: John Hose

2003-11-24 19:16:29Z

I am exxcited to hear from you. I think this family might be part of the family I am looking for. My John Hose only married once to Ann Johnston. He did have a sister Louisa. She married Mr. Eagleson. Did your Dietrich come from Prussia? John's father did. Maybe my ancestor is Peter the brother. I am anxiously waiting to hear from you.
Pat

Re: John Hose

2003-11-24 14:25:09Z

I have information regarding a John Hose who was born in 1811 in York County, Pennsylvania. I have no indication, however, that this John Hose moved west. My information indicates that he lived in York County and died there in 1857. He was the son of Dietrich (born Johan Dieter) Hose and Recini Frank. He first married Mary Hanes and they had the following children: Louisa, Eliza, and William. After Mary's death, he married Harriet Kaufman with whom he had a son, Cornelius.

My line traces back to Dietrich's older brother Peter. If you think that this may be the John Hose for whom you are seeking information, please feel free to contact me.

Re: ADAM HOSE/GERMANY/OHIO/LICKING CO.

2003-10-26 20:27:33Z

My paternal grandmother was Elizabeth Hose who was born at Newark, Ohio and married my grandfather Charles Wolf. They resided in Franklin County, Indiana until their deaths. They had 8 children. My father,August, was te 7th. child. Anyone with any inormation about the Adam and Dorothy Hose family would you please e-mail me. Thank you. Ruby Corn

Martha E. Hose

KHopkins4713 — 2004-12-05 05:36:26Z

Looking for info about my gggrandmother--Martha E. (Elizabeth?) Hose. She married James S. Hopkins in Missouri--possibly Franklin County--around mid-1850's. At some point in the late 1870's or early 1880's, they moved to Dallas County, Texas. I don't know what year they moved to Blue County (now Bryan), Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory (now Oklahoma) except that it was before 1893. Martha E. died January 5, 1916, but I don't know where she died or where she is buried. She had the following children: 1) Henry Washington; 2) Missouri Ann; 3) Thomas Ewing; 4) Emily Luellan; 5) Terrell Phillip; 6) Viola C.

Thanks for any info: kchklh@pine-net.com

Re: John Hose

P_Brownell — 2004-10-21 02:35:07Z

I am sorry to say that I do not know Harvey Hose or Samuel Hose. I am sure they were probably related, but their names are not on my list. Thank you for answering me, I am sorry that I did not get back to you sooner. Do you by chance know who Harvey and or Samuel's parents were?

John Hose

P_Brownell — 2004-10-21 02:35:07Z

I am still looking for my ancestor John Hose born in 1811 in PA, moved to OH in 1813 with his family... Married Ann Johnston. They moved to Ford County IL. He died in Mona Township Fb. 19, 1885. She died Oct. 6, 1900 in Wetonka, SD. John had a sister named Louisa. Does any one know this family?

Re: John Hose

P_Brownell — 2004-10-21 02:35:07Z

I hope you get this one. I amde a mistake on the last one. My John only married once to Ann Johnston. But I think maybe Peter could be my ancestor. It seems to much of a coincidence that they are not connected. Did your Dietrich come from Prussia? John had a sister names Louisa that married a Mr. Ealgeson. Does that ring a bell? I am anxiously waiting to hear from you.
Pat

John Hoss/Hose

P_Brownell — 2004-10-21 02:35:07Z

I am looking for the family of John Hose. He was born July 29, 1811 in PA and moved to OH in 1813 with his family. He married Ann Johnston in April 19, 1842 in Belmont County, Ohio. Can anyone help me with this family?

Raymond (Ray) A. Hose, born 1898 of ILL, died 1991 in AZ

badheirda8 — 2006-06-24 19:54:41Z

Seeking information of the Raymond A. Hose family of Springfield, ILL, who migrated to Sedona, AZ.

Ray was born Nov 14, 1898 and lived in Springfield before moving to Sedona, AZ and dying in July 24, 1991.
Ray married Margaret C. Vernor who was born in 1911 and died in Sedona, AZ in 2004. They had two children: William Hayden Hose and Shirley Ann Hose.
Would like more information on Ray's children -- since they would be distant cousins.

Have information on Margaret's parents and siblings.
Margaret C was born Oct 18, 1911 and died Jan 17, 2004 in AZ. Margaret C. was the daughter of Judge Enloe V. Vernor of Muskogee, OK and wife Margaret Lenore (Woodside) Vernor . Judge Vernor was born Nov 1879 in ILL and died Mar 25, 1944 in Muskogee, OK. His wife, Margaret Lenore (Woodside) Vernor was born Feb 17, 1873 in Dyer Co. TN and died May 15, 1949 in Muskogee, OK.

Have a lot of information on the Vernors and Woodsides Families but would like more info on the Hose family.

Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance for sharing.

Donna Douglas

Michael Hose, Sr. of PA.

hitchheick — 2006-08-06 00:14:31Z

Michael Hose, Sr.

Michael Hose, Sr. is a son of Deitrick and Receni (Frank) Hose, and was born September 26, 1822, in York Township, where he was reared, and has always resided. He learned the trade of blacksmithing early in life, and has followed it up to the present time. At the breaking out of the Rebellion he enlisted in Company C, Eighty-seventh Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers, and served with his regiment eighteen months, two months being passed in the hospital at Fort McHenry. He subsequently re-enlisted in Company K, Two Hundredth Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers, and was in service until the close of the war. His regiment participated in the battles around Petersburg. Butler’s Front, Hatcher’s Run, and was a witness of the surrender of Gen. Lee to Gen. Grant at Appomattox Court House. He was mustered out of the service May 30, 1865, at Alexandria, Va. December 3, 1848, Mr. Hose was married to Miss. Sarah, daughter of Jacob and Polly (Flinchbaugh) Geesey, of York Township. They have had born to them fifteen children. Three are now living in the county: Amanda, Louisa and Michael, Jr. Mr. Hose is a respected citizen of his township.

Taken from the book, “History of York County, Illustrated 1886” by John Gibson, Historical Editor

Michael Hose, Jr. of PA.

hitchheick — 2006-08-06 00:11:12Z

Michael Hose, Jr.

Michael Hose. Jr., son of Michael Hose, of York Township, York Co., Penn., was born in that township, November 13, 1854. He first learned the shoe maker’s trade, which he followed about ten years, and then worked at carpentering for eight years. In 1882 he began the manufacture of cigars at Dallastown and is now doing a thriving business in that line. Mr. Hose was united in marriage in 1879, to Miss. Mary Adelaide Keesey, daughter of Harrison Keesey, of York Township. They have one child, Emory Michael. Mr. And Mrs. Hose are members of the United Brethren Church.

Taken from the book, “History of York County, Illustrated 1886” by John Gibson, Historical Editor

Margaret Hose Stump - York Co., PA

tlynnwagner — 2005-08-06 15:44:34Z

My 4th great grandfather, John Stump, was married to Margaret Rebecca Hose b:2/4/1787 d: 4/9/1867 buried in New Fairview Church of the Brethren (Stump) cemetery in York Twp, PA. After researching estate files and wills I think her parents are Dietrick Hose and Receni (Frank) Hose and I believe parents of Dietrick are Philip Hose and Magdalene. Can anyone confirm or add to this info?

Re: John Hoss/Hose

PatBrownell61 — 2005-02-02 20:16:05Z

MaryLou,
I don't find any connection between our families, but I will keep your information in my file and if I do find anything, I will contact you.
Pat

Re: hose family

franknicol — 2004-03-04 02:27:50Z

Hi

My great grandmother Mary Catherine Hose was said
to have been full blooded indian. Do you happen to
have this person in your family tree?

You can contact me at frank_nicol@yahoo.com.

Robby

Re: Charles Hose-Maryland 1880's

davidclark192 — 2005-05-22 04:03:03Z

Charles Hose was married to Meda May Helfrick 15 Sep 1919. She was born 19 Oct 1889. I don't know much about Charles, but Meda's parent were Isaac Peter Helfrick b.3 Nov 1860 & Anne Margaret Martin b. 19 Jun 1863. Please call if you have more details. 4066981533

Re: Hose genealogy Samuel Amazire

samuelhose — 2006-05-29 12:56:24Z

Hello Jean,

You posted these notices some time ago. I hope that you are still out there and checking. I just discovered that Samuel Hose, father of Amazire was most likely the brother of my ggggrandfather David Hose from MD. Please contact me here or at pastor@sjvroundrock.org. Anyone else who has that connection is invited to contact me as well. I am working on pushing the Hose line through David's and Samuel's parents, Jacob and Sarah, into the 18th century.

Samuel Hose

Re: John Hose

marylou618 — 2004-01-02 17:06:03Z

Ginger, what part of Missouri is your John Hose from? do you know his parents names ?.

Wallace Hose b.1858 Oppenheim, NY, Fulton Co

shelleysquirrel — 2004-01-22 23:12:34Z

Wallace Hose buried 6/29/1896 in Church Street Cemetrey, Little Falls, NY, Herkimer Co. - died age 38. I think he was married to Edith Isabel Shear at some point in time and that is why Wallace is buried in Edith's family plot - her father was a Titus SHeard.
I don't know anything else- just sharing info I found because of other research.
Info found at Little Falls Historical Society website

Helfrick

normalg1 — 2003-12-29 15:14:40Z

I'm researching the family of Isaac Peter Helfrick, B: 03 March, 1860, D: 24 January, 1929, M: Anna Margaret Martin 15 November, 1888,at Leitersburg, Washington Co., MD.
They had a daughter Meta M. married ?? Hose.

Re: Hagerstown Hoses

E_Mattax — 2004-10-05 17:33:31Z

Maratha,

I am trying to trace my wife's ggg-grandparent David A. Hose, b: 3 Jan 1825, d: 16 Sep 1892, m: Mary Anna Grove abt 1849. His father was Jacob Hose, wife Sarah (Unknown). I believe they lived in Clearspring area. Do you have any information on this branch of the Hose family that may help?

Edward

Re: Hagerstown Hoses

E_Mattax — 2004-10-07 17:31:41Z

Could you email me <efmnrgm@adelphia.net> to further discuss what you have and how we can pass information?