Name: h97-25752-5 -- Descendants of Abraham Hoss

Updated: 06-16-2020 12:06:78. Owner: Gary Hoss


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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Mary Hoss: Birth: 12 MAY 1809 in Johnson City,Washington Co.,TN. Death: 29 JUN 1833 in New Florence,Montgomery Co. AL,MO

  2. Selina Hoss: Birth: 14 JUL 1811 in Washington Co.,TN. Death: 25 NOV 1875 in Alvarado,TX

  3. Margaret Ann Hoss: Birth: 1813 in Washington Co.,TN.

  4. Caroline Hoss: Birth: 1816 in Washington Co.,TN.

  5. Franklin Hoss: Birth: 1819 in Washington Co.,TN.

  6. Montgomery Hoss: Birth: 8 FEB 1821 in Washington Co.,TN. Death: 9 JAN 1892

  7. Nathaniel K. Hoss: Birth: JUL 1823 in Washington Co.,TN. Death: 14 SEP 1873 in Caddo Parish,LA


Sources
1. Title:   1830 census, Washington Co., TN
Page:   M19-175 pg.207 line 24.
2. Title:   1860 census Washington Co., TN
Page:   M653-1277 pg.19 line 27

Notes
a. Note:   Second (living)son of Jacob Sr. Abraham's Will dated 20 May 1856 names his children.
  Found in the Washington Co. tax list 1811.
 Found in the Washington Co. tax list 1827.
  1860 census for Washington Co. has Abraham (age 79) living with his son Franklin.
  Abraham was witness to will of Joseph Bowman, 10 Aug 1850.
 Joseph's wife was Mary (Hoss) Bowman, Abraham's sister.
  From Goodspeed's history of Wash. Co.,TN - Johnson City:
 The commercial interests of the town are represented by the following firms and Individuals: John C. Campbell, J. F. Crumley, H. P. King, Charles S. Earnest, John W. Hunter & Bro., Christian, Hoss & Hodge, Evans & Hurst, Kirkpatrick & Co. and B. B. Clarke, general merchandise; Gump & Co., clothing; Sutton & Co., Lewis & Son, G. W. Hickey, John Harr and Moore & Martin, groceries; F.M. Critzman and - Beckner, jewelry; McNeal & Wolf, furniture and house furnishing goods; W. A. McFarland and J. B. Hash, drugs; C. K. Lide and D. C. Seaver, hardware; B. D. Strain, confectionery; Mathes & Co., produce; Crandall, Barnes & Co., tobacco warehouse, and the Johnson City Bank.
  MISC: Monday, August 20, 1883
 Johnson City Enterprise; A few days since Mr. Pry, while in the woods near his
 house, two miles northeast of town, found a land terrapin with the inscription
 �Abram Hoss, 1821,� plainly engraved upon its back. Mr. Hoss was one of the
 early settlers of Johnson City, and has been dead many years. The terrapin was
 found near the farm formerly owned by Mr. Hoss.
 from: http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/tn/blount/newspapers/miscnews.txt

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