Edward Hoar

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• Census: 1900 1930

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United States, World War II Draft Registration Cards, 1942
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Obituary: Edward A. Hoar
contributor: Richard LaBrosse
Oconto
-The death of Edward A. Hoar occurred at the LeMay Convalescent Home at Oconto on Tuesday morning after an illness of three months. He had been suffering with a complication of diseases. The remains have been taken to the John Crooks Funeral home where they will be in state Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. Hoar was born in Oconto Falls, March 10, 1886, the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. James Hoar, who came here from Canada. He served for a while in the Coast Artillery and worked at different places but spent the major portion of life in this city. He had been living west of the city on route 1 for the past few years. "Eddie" will long be remembered for his beautiful flowers which he raised for many years. His specialty was the dahlia and his blooms of this specie were the largest and most gorgeously colored of any developed anywhere that we have ever seen.
Many of his dahlias would grow to the size of a dinner plate, each blossom a lovely bouquet in itself. Survivors are three brothers, Earl J. (Senator), with whom he had made his home in later years, William E. and James A. of Chicago. A sister preceded him in death in 1939. Funeral rites will be conducted by the Rev. John Simon of the Methodist Church on Thursday afternoon at the funeral home. Burial will take place in the family lot in Woodlawn cemetery.

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• Census: 1910 1930

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PRE 1907 WISCONSIN BIRTH INDEX - OCONTO COUNTY
NAME DAY MONTH YEAR REEL# RECORD#
Hoar 30 Jan 1895 0220 001911 [dau. Viola]
Hoar 01 Apr 1901 0221 001029
Edward A Hoar 10 Mar 1886 0219 002979
James A Hoar 04 Oct 1896 0220 002333

Obituary: James Luther Hoar
contributor: Richard LaBrosse
c: 1938
Funeral rites for James Luther Hoar were conducted by the Rev. David Johnson at the home Tuesday afternoon and at the Methodist Episcopal church. Interment took place in Woodlawn cemetery.
Messrs. Jos. Stoll, Byron McDougal, John Flatley, Hugh Henry, D.C. Elliott and Nells Nelson bearing the casket. The many beautiful floral tributes were in charge of members from the Royal Neighbor lodge. Mrs. Benson Schaub rendered two solos.
Mr. Hoar was born in Restigoche County, New Brunswick, Canada on July 1, 1850 and was therefore nearing his 87th birthday. His marriage to Miss Mary Dickie took place in Canada on July 6, 1881, and they came to Wisconsin that year.
He is survived by his wife, one daughter Lillian, Mrs. William Swienke of Chicago, four sons, Edward A. at home, William E. and James A. Michigan. A son and a daughter passed away in early childhood. Two grandchildren, Geneva and Earl Hoar, Jr., of Oconto, a brother Edward aged 96 and a sister Mrs. James Hamilton of Canada also survive.
Mr. Hoar had been ill for about two months with complications due to his advanced years, and death came to relieve him from his sufferings at two o'clock Saturday afternoon at the city hospital. The deceased man was well versed in woodcraft, having worked on river drives and in lumber mills all his life. He was employed by the Falls Manufacturing Company for many years.

Newspaper - Marriage
Daniel F. Johnson : Volume 55 Number 1204
Rank 58
Date July 15, 1881
County Saint John
Place Saint John
Newspaper The Daily Telegraph
The language of the text is the original used in the newspaper entry and as transcribed by Daniel F. Johnson. Records acquired by the Provincial Archives are not translated from the language in which they originate.
m. 6th inst., by Rev. Thomas Nicholson, James L. HOAR, Durham / Mary DICKIE eldest d/o William DICKIE, Black Point.

James married Mary Dickie on 6 Jul 1881 in Canada. Mary (daughter of William Dickie) was born in May 1860 in Black Point, Restigouche Co, New Brunswick, Canada; died after 1941 in . [Group Sheet]

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http://www.genealogy.restigouche.net/duncanm.htm
DUNCAN Elizabeth
of the parish of Addington, married Edward W. HOAR of the parish of Dalhousie
on April 15/1841
Witnesses: James Gerrard and John Duncan

1851 Census of New Brunswick
Restigouche County, Dalhousie Parish, page 23
Line FID Surname Givens Sex Relation Age Race Occupation Date of Entry
18094 Hoar Edwd W Head 49 Scotch Prop Farmer 1817
18094 Hoar Elizabeth ? Wife 36 Scotch 1830
18094 Hoar Helen F Daughter 9 Scotch Birth
18094 Hoar Edwd ? Son 7 Scotch Birth
18094 Hoar Christopher- ? Son 5 Scotch Birth
18094 Hoar Elisabeth ? Daughter 3 Scotch Birth
18094 Hoar Unnamed ? Son 0 Scotch Birth

Edward married Elizabeth Duncan on 15 Apr 1841. Elizabeth was born about 1815 in Canada; died in in . [Group Sheet]