Elizabeth Hogue - Revision history

Liz: /* Ancestry chart segment */ add Lawrence to Isaac Wimer

2022-11-24T03:52:19Z

‎Ancestry chart segment: add Lawrence to Isaac Wimer

Liz: /* Children */ add Lawrence to Isaac

2022-11-24T03:49:42Z

‎Children: add Lawrence to Isaac

Liz: Several pages: changing Isaac C. to Isaac L. Wimer

2022-11-24T02:52:58Z

Several pages: changing Isaac C. to Isaac L. Wimer

Liz: source 12 spelling error, wester to west

2018-02-28T10:58:29Z

source 12 spelling error, wester to west

Liz: link Eliz. Hogue to Cemetery Index, West Liberty Cem

2015-12-10T14:00:59Z

link Eliz. Hogue to Cemetery Index, West Liberty Cem

Mouser: /* Research Wishlist */ Removed burial site from wishlist; it is listed in the death certificate source.

2015-06-25T14:28:47Z

‎Research Wishlist: Removed burial site from wishlist; it is listed in the death certificate source.

Liz: birthplace of Elizabeth Hogue, from source 12 death certificate, should read Jacksville, PA

2015-06-25T02:21:24Z

birthplace of Elizabeth Hogue, from source 12 death certificate, should read Jacksville, PA

Mouser: Added dates and locations based on death certificate

2015-06-21T15:02:34Z

Added dates and locations based on death certificate

Mouser: /* Sources */ Added death certificate source

2015-06-21T14:59:47Z

‎Sources: Added death certificate source

Liz: death notice Mrs. Elizabeth Wimer, wife of Samuel Wimer - Butler Citizen 1906, from Peg Tiberi

2010-01-18T13:00:36Z

death notice Mrs. Elizabeth Wimer, wife of Samuel Wimer - Butler Citizen 1906, from Peg Tiberi

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 = Ancestry chart segment =
-   ''Generation 4''         ''Generation 5''          ''Generation 6''
+   ''Generation 4''                ''Generation 5''          ''Generation 6''
-                   +-- [[Samuel Wimer, Jr.]]
+                          +-- [[Samuel Wimer, Jr.]]
-                   |   (1826-1912)
+                          |   (1826-1912)
-   [[Isaac L. Wimer]] --+                     +-- [[James Irvin Hogue]]
+   [[Isaac Lawrence Wimer]] --+                      +-- [[James Irvin Hogue]]
-   (1856-1942)      |                     |   (1796-1877)
+   (1856-1942)             |                     |   (1796-1877)
-                   +-- [[Elizabeth Hogue]] --+
+                          +-- [[Elizabeth Hogue]] --+
-                       (1832-1906)       |
+                              (1832-1906)       |
-                                         +-- [[Margaret St. Clair]]
+                                                +-- [[Margaret St. Clair]]
-                                             (1796-????)
+                                                    (1796-????)
 Sources:
 <sup class="reference">[7][8][9]</sup>

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 |  Eleanor Jane Wimer  || F || 1856 || PA ||  James Q. Alexander ] || || <sup class="reference">[3][4][9]</sup>
 |-
-| [[Isaac L. Wimer]] || M || 8 Apr 1858 || PA || [[Margaret Jane Robinson]] || Direct line || <sup class="reference">[3][4][5][9]]</sup>
+| [[Isaac Lawrence Wimer]] || M || 8 Apr 1858 || PA || [[Margaret Jane Robinson]] || Direct line || <sup class="reference">[3][4][5][9]]</sup>
 |-
 |  George Wimer  || M || 1859 || PA || -never married- || || <sup class="reference">[3][9]</sup>

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                     +-- [[Samuel Wimer, Jr.]]
                     |   (1826-1912)
-   [[Isaac C. Wimer]] --+                     +-- [[James Irvin Hogue]]
+   [[Isaac L. Wimer]] --+                     +-- [[James Irvin Hogue]]
    (1856-1942)      |                     |   (1796-1877)
                     +-- [[Elizabeth Hogue]] --+
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 |  Eleanor Jane Wimer  || F || 1856 || PA ||  James Q. Alexander ] || || <sup class="reference">[3][4][9]</sup>
 |-
-| [[Isaac C. Wimer]] || M || 8 Apr 1858 || PA || [[Margaret Jane Robinson]] || Direct line || <sup class="reference">[3][4][5][9]]</sup>
+| [[Isaac L. Wimer]] || M || 8 Apr 1858 || PA || [[Margaret Jane Robinson]] || Direct line || <sup class="reference">[3][4][5][9]]</sup>
 |-
 |  George Wimer  || M || 1859 || PA || -never married- || || <sup class="reference">[3][9]</sup>

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 |-
 ! '''12'''
-| '''Death certificate''', Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, file number 1105, registered number 1, registration district 293, primary registration district 2296.  [[Elizabeth Hogue|Elizabeth Wimer]] died at the age of 73 years, 6 months, and 29 days in Worth Twp., Butler Co., PA, at 5:00 am on 18 Jan 1906 due to cancer of the stomach and dropsy from nephretis(?).  She was born on 19 Jul 1832 in Jacksville, PA. Her father was [[James Irvin Hogue|J. I. Hogue]], born in Allegheny CO., PA.  Her mother was [[Margaret St. Clair|Margaret Sinclair]], born in Butler Co., PA. Elizabeth was a housekeeper. The informant was [[Samuel Wimer, Jr.|Samuel Wimer]] of Slippery Rock, PA.  Elizabeth was buried on 20 Jan 1906 at Wester Liberty Cemetery.
+| '''Death certificate''', Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, file number 1105, registered number 1, registration district 293, primary registration district 2296.  [[Elizabeth Hogue|Elizabeth Wimer]] died at the age of 73 years, 6 months, and 29 days in Worth Twp., Butler Co., PA, at 5:00 am on 18 Jan 1906 due to cancer of the stomach and dropsy from nephretis(?).  She was born on 19 Jul 1832 in Jacksville, PA. Her father was [[James Irvin Hogue|J. I. Hogue]], born in Allegheny CO., PA.  Her mother was [[Margaret St. Clair|Margaret Sinclair]], born in Butler Co., PA. Elizabeth was a housekeeper. The informant was [[Samuel Wimer, Jr.|Samuel Wimer]] of Slippery Rock, PA.  Elizabeth was buried on 20 Jan 1906 at West Liberty Cemetery.
 | [[File:Death Certificate Elizabeth Hogue.jpg|50px|center]]

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 | '''Death''' || 18 Jan 1906 || Worth Twp., Butler Co., PA || Cancer of the stomach || <sup class="reference">[8][12]</sup>
 |-
-| '''Burial''' || 20 Jan 1906 || West Liberty Cemetery || || <sup class="reference">[12]</sup>
+| '''Burial''' || 20 Jan 1906 || [[Cemetery Index|West Liberty Cemetery]] || || <sup class="reference">[12]</sup>
 |}

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 =Conjecture=
 =Research Wishlist=
-* Burial site, gravestone transcription & photo.  Elizabeth Hogue's dates in the manuscript of John T. Wilson suggest their possibly being taken from a gravestone. He does not list burial sites in his work.
+* Gravestone transcription & photo.

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 !  || Date || Location || Notes || Sources
 |-
-| '''Birth'''  || 19 Jul 1832 || Jacks???, PA, homestead of James I. Hogue,<br> "4 miles from the county line" || || <sup class="reference">[6][7][8][12]</sup>
+| '''Birth'''  || 19 Jul 1832 || Jacksville, PA, homestead of James I. Hogue,<br> "4 miles from the county line" || || <sup class="reference">[6][7][8][12]</sup>
 |-
 | '''Marriage''' || expect~1852 || || To [[Samuel Wimer, Jr.]] || <sup class="reference">[8][9]</sup>
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 |-
 ! '''12'''
-| '''Death certificate''', Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, file number 1105, registered number 1, registration district 293, primary registration district 2296.  [[Elizabeth Hogue|Elizabeth Wimer]] died at the age of 73 years, 6 months, and 29 days in Worth Twp., Butler Co., PA, at 5:00 am on 18 Jan 1906 due to cancer of the stomach and dropsy from nephretis(?).  She was born on 19 Jul 1832 in Jacks???, PA. Her father was [[James Irvin Hogue|J. I. Hogue]], born in Allegheny CO., PA.  Her mother was [[Margaret St. Clair|Margaret Sinclair]], born in Butler Co., PA. Elizabeth was a housekeeper. The informant was [[Samuel Wimer, Jr.|Samuel Wimer]] of Slippery Rock, PA.  Elizabeth was buried on 20 Jan 1906 at Wester Liberty Cemetery.
+| '''Death certificate''', Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, file number 1105, registered number 1, registration district 293, primary registration district 2296.  [[Elizabeth Hogue|Elizabeth Wimer]] died at the age of 73 years, 6 months, and 29 days in Worth Twp., Butler Co., PA, at 5:00 am on 18 Jan 1906 due to cancer of the stomach and dropsy from nephretis(?).  She was born on 19 Jul 1832 in Jacksville, PA. Her father was [[James Irvin Hogue|J. I. Hogue]], born in Allegheny CO., PA.  Her mother was [[Margaret St. Clair|Margaret Sinclair]], born in Butler Co., PA. Elizabeth was a housekeeper. The informant was [[Samuel Wimer, Jr.|Samuel Wimer]] of Slippery Rock, PA.  Elizabeth was buried on 20 Jan 1906 at Wester Liberty Cemetery.
 | [[File:Death Certificate Elizabeth Hogue.jpg|50px|center]]

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 |'''The Wimer Family'''by Paul W. Myers, p.7<br> Samuel Wimer, Jr. (b. 1829, d. ~1910) m.Elizabeth Hoge(b. 1832, d. ~1910), a daughter of James J. Hoge  (error: see source notes), Deputy Surveyor of Butler County. Lists 5 children: Elizabeth Wimer (b.1853) m. Warren McDeavitt; Eleanor Wimer (b. 1856) m. James Q. Alexander (1849-1932); Isaac L. Wimer (1858-25 Aug. 1942) m. Margaret Robison (1864-30 Apr 1950); George Wimer (1859-~1889), age 30, never married; Margaret Wimer (b. 1861).  <br>Samuel Wimer, Jr. was born on his parents' original homestaead on 1st Donation District Lot No. 160. He moved to the "John Bell" tract which his grandfather purchased in 1832. At his maturity, his father gave him a portion of the "Grant's Reward" tract near Mt. Union.  After marriage  he purchased (on 12 Feb. 1873) 74 acres 76 perches in Worth Twp. where they lived until their deaths.
 |-
 ! '''10'''
 | '''Personal correspondence''' from [[Elizabeth Ann Wilson|Elizabeth Wilson Williams]], daughter of John T. Wilson. "The family knowledge from John T. Wilson was that his gr-grandmother Elizabeth Hogue was a child of "Urvin Hogue", a surveyor.  Paul W. Myers reports that her father was James J. Hogue, a surveyor. In the census records of their era, capital "J" and capital "I" look identical in some script, so it is  presumed that Paul W. Myers mistook James I. Hogue for James J. Hogue.  It is presumed that John T. Wilson heard "Irvin" and recorded "Urvin".  The research manuscript of Dr. Egle on the Hogg/Hoge family of Tuscarora Valley PA reports that James Irvin Hoge was a child of James Hoge and Mary Irvin. ''Butler, A Pictorial History'', by Stephen M.Pozar & Jean B.Purvis, reports that James I. Hoge was a surveyor who laid out the town of West Liberty.  From this accummulation of data, we conclude that Elizabeth Hogue was a child of James Irvin Hogue/Hoge, a son of James Hoge and Mary Irvin.
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 ! '''11'''
 | '''Death notice for Mrs. Elizabeth Wimer''', Butler Citizen, Thurs. Jan. 25, 1906. Transcribed by Peg Tiberi.<br>Mrs. Elizabeth Wimer, wife of Samuel Wimer, at her home in Worth Twp., in her 74th year.  She is survived by her husband and three daughters.<br>Correction note: She outlived all her children; her daughters died before 1900.  her husband Samuel did survive for 4 more years.
 |}