George Hoar

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• Census: 1930

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Cemetery:
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[[Obituary:
Published: Nov 05, 2007 (Lancaster, Pennsylvania)
George E. Hoar, age 92, of Gap, PA, passed away on Sunday, November 4, 2007, at the Lancaster General Hospital. He was the husband of Zelma M. Zander Hoar with whom he celebrated 69 years of marriage on June 24th of this year. He was born in Gap, son of the late J. Willard & Iva M. Resser Hoar.

He was a member of Bellevue Presbyterian Church of Gap where he was and Elder, former Sunday School Teacher, Clerk of Session and sang in the choir. George along with John Eby were founders of the Deerskin Leather Shop in Kitchen Kettle Village, Intercourse, PA. George also owned and operated the George E. Hoar Insurance Agency of Gap.

He was past Master of the Christiana Masonic Lodge #417 F & A.M., Reading Consistory, Lancaster Lodge of Perfection and the Coatesville Royal Arch Chapter #267. He was past president of the Salisbury Lions Club. He enjoyed hunting.

Surviving besides his wife are two children: H. Lee, husband of Mary Ellen Yuninger Hoar, of Covington, PA, Margaret A., wife of Paul N. Allison, Jr., of Gap, 9 grandchildren, 21 great grandchildren, one sister: Kathryn M. Leaman of Lancaster. He was preceded in death by a daughter: Mary Ann Eby, four siblings: Miriam E. Burt, Elizabeth C. Brackbill, Robert J. and William C. Hoar.

Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral service on Wednesday, November 7th at 11 A.M. at the Bellevue Presbyterian Church, 810 Newport Avenue, Gap, PA with the Rev. William S. Davies, Jr. officiating. The interment will be private at the convenience of the family. There will be no viewing, the family will receive friends on Wednesday at the church from 9:30 A.M. until time of service. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to the Bellevue Presbyterian Church Building Fund, 810 Newport Avenue, Gap, PA 17527. Arrangements by the Shivery Funeral Home, Christiana & Paradise.

George married Zelma Zander on 24 Jun 1938. Zelma (daughter of Harry W. Zander and Mary Woerth) was born on 14 Dec 1916 in Sadsbury Twp, , Pennsylvania, USA; died on 5 Oct 2012 in . [Group Sheet]

1. Mary Hoar was born on 2 Apr 1939 in Pennsylvania, USA; died on 26 Dec 1993 in Lancaster, Lancaster Co, Pennsylvania, USA.
2. Living
3. Living

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In the 1910 census his wife's name is Clara.
In the 1920 census his wife's name is Iva.
Either they are the same person or Iva was his second wife.

Marriage to Iva: (Record states that this is his first marriage)
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Joseph married Iva Reeser on 28 Mar 1906 in , Lancaster Co, Pennsylvania, USA. Iva was born on 6 Jan 1885 in Salisbury, Lancaster Co, Pennsylvania, USA; died on 13 Dec 1979 in . [Group Sheet]

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1860 Census. Living at home with his father. (Salisbury, Pa.)

Source: Biographical Annals of Lancaster Co., Pa., 1903 Published by J. H. Beers & Co., page 621-622.
WILLIAM CONNARD HOAR. This gentleman has been fortunate enough to acquire a knowledge of the mysteries of two callings, one being that of a blacksmith and the other that of a farmer, but the latter seems best to please him, as he has relinquished the former, and is still engaged in his pursuit of the latter in Salisbury township, Lancaster county.
William C. Hoar was born in Buyerstown, Salisbury township, Lancaster county, March 12, 1835, a son of James and Mary (Evetts) Hoar, natives of Salisbury township, who were married Aug. 5, 1819. James Hoar, the father, was born May 28, 1796, was a blacksmith all his days, and died in Buyerstown, Jan. 1, 1863. His wife, who was born July 9, I797, had been called away Aug. 31, 1840. Their remains rest in the old Friends churchyard in Sadsbury among those of their ancestors of generations gone by for years. Ten children graced the union of this highly respected couple, and in order of birth were as follows: Ann E., who was married to Michael Beam but is now deceased, her surviving husband being a retired farmer of Eden township; John B., also deceased: Robert, a retired farmer living in Leacock township; Rachel, widow of John Whiteside, a former veterinary surgeon in Parkesburg, Chester county, where she still has her residence: Sarah, deceased wife of William Hasson; Mary C., living in Paradise township, the widow of William Shaffer; James, deceased; Margaret, who died when young; William C., whose name heads this biographical notice; and Lettitia L., deceased. The paternal grandparents of William C. Hoar were James and Anna (Chamberlain) Hoar, of Chester county, early settled in Salisbury township, Lancaster county, and were of the most wealthy and respected Quaker families of this part of the State. Great grandfather Chamberlain was a man of means, and primarily a farmer in Sadsbury township, Lancaster county, but he was also a sea captain and was eventually lost while making one of his voyages.
In Leacock township, in 1873, William C. Hoar was united in marriage with Miss Christiana E. Slack, who was born in Leacock township Oct. 27, 1847, a daughter of Joseph and Elizabeth (Brower) Slack. To this union have been born three children, viz: Mary E., who died when but fifteen years old.: and J. Willard and Anna J., both still tinder the parental roof.
William C. Hoar began his business life at the age of sixteen years in his father's blacksmith shop, or in about 1851. In 1855 the father retired, and William C. continued on with the business until 1882, when he sold out and purchased his present farm, in connection with which he conducted a blacksmith shop for two years, and then abandoned blacksmithing altogether. As a farmer Mr. Hoar has met with abundant success, and is classed among the best in the county. In fact, he follows the lines which inevitably lead to a victory over all opposition, and to the triumphant subjection of all obstacles that impede the way, those lines being sound judgment, unceasing industry and conscientious performance of the duties pertaining to his calling.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoar are devout members of the Methodist Episcopal church, in which Mr. Hoar has been a trustee for many years, and to the support of which they are constant and liberal contributors. In politics Mr. Hoar is a Republican, but has never manifested any desire to hold public office.

Cemetery:
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William married Christinana Slack about 1873 in Leacock, Lancaster Co, Pennsylvania, USA. Christinana (daughter of Joseph Slack and Elizabeth Brower) was born on 21 Oct 1847 in Leacock, Lancaster Co, Pennsylvania, USA; died on 26 Nov 1918 in , Lancaster Co, Pennsylvania, USA; was buried in Gap, Lancaster Co, Pennsylvania, USA (Bellevue Presbyterian Cemetery). [Group Sheet]

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• Census: 1850 1860

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1860 Census, Salisbury, Pa.

James married Mary Evitts on 5 Aug 1818 in Lancaster, Lancaster Co, Pennsylvania, USA. Mary was born on 9 Jul 1797 in Pennsylvania, USA; died on 31 Aug 1840 in ; was buried in Sadsbury, , Pennsylvania, USA (Sadsbury Friends Cemetery). [Group Sheet]

Joseph married Elizabeth Brower. [Group Sheet]