Hoyt, Titus M.

1851 - 1882  (31 years)

• Name	Hoyt, Titus M.
  Birth	1851	Connecticut, USA   [1]
  Gender	Male
  Death	16 Jan 1882	Durand, Pepin, Wisconsin, USA   [1]
  	20210220HAv- Titus Hoyt BIRTH 1851 Connecticut, USA DEATH 16 Jan 1882 (aged 30-31) Pepin County, Wisconsin, USA BURIAL Forest Hill Cemetery Durand, Pepin County, Wisconsin, USA PLOT block 44 lot 9 MEMORIAL ID 130696141 · PHOTOS 0 FLOWERS 2 Obituary from the Dunn County News, dated January 21, 1882 and typed in by Carol Strayer. No dates, index has possibly 2 persons, merged. ? A Durand Courier extra gives us the appended amount of the murder of Titus Hoyt, of Maxville, Pepin County. The Carroll's were arrested and brought before Justice Stone of Maxville for examination on Tuesday, but the examination, was postponed to Friday the 20th. The town of Maxville, Buffalo County, was the scene of a horrible and brutal murder Monday last. The particulars of the affair, as near as we can ascertain them, are as follows: Titus Hoyt, who resides on the bluff about three miles south of Durand, had let some of his land to Rhoda Carroll on shares. There had been some dispute about the division of the crop, and Monday forenoon Carroll and his two oldest boys, Robert and John took several teams and went to Hoyt's place for the purpose of taking what they claimed as their share of the crops. Mrs. Hoyt sent after Titus and his father-in-law Mr. Clark, who came from the woods and forbid Carroll from taking anything from the premises. After some quarrelling Rhoda slapped Titus' face and they had a short "rough and tumble" but no one was hurt and Clark and Mr. John Johnson separated the. A few minutes afterward, they had another tussle with about the same result. Rhoda, Hoyt and Clark then stood talking matters over when Clark heard something drop and turning around saw Hoyt on the ground the two Carroll boys standing over him with pitchforks. Hoyt tried to get up but could not do it. Clark asked "which one of them hit you Tito?" and Hoyt said, "Both of them" and then the boys exclaimed, "Yes, we fixed him." Hoyt never spoke afterwards. He was placed on a sled and taken to the house where he lingered in an unconscious condition until 9 o'clock when he died. Hoyt was a quiet hardworking young many about 30 years old. He leaves a wife and several small children in straightened circumstances. Obituary from the Dunn County News, dated January 21, 1882 and typed in by Carol Strayer. Please feel free to copy this information but please retain my name & message with it, Thank you. Family Members Spouse Ellen Clark Jennings 1856-1897 (m. 1872) Flowers • 2 In their memory Left by Bobbie on 15 Dec 2012 Rest in peace, Titus. Left by Carol Strayer on 13 Nov 2012 ____________________ 20210220HAv- Couldn't find mergable WebSearch for Ellen, so from Titus': Ellen Clark Jennings BIRTH 11 Dec 1856 Hixton, Jackson County, Wisconsin, USA DEATH 12 Jan 1897 (aged 40) Wisconsin, USA BURIAL Unknown, Specifically: Burial Location unknown MEMORIAL ID 100636759 · PHOTOS 0 FLOWERS 1 Obituary from the Pepin County Courier dated 15 January 1897 and typed in by Carol Strayer: In this city January 23, after a protracted and painful illness, Mrs. Ellen (Clark) Jennings aged 40 years. Mrs. Jennings was born in Hixton, Wisconsin, December 11, 1856. She was married to Titus Hoyt, 1872 who some years later was killed and she was left to struggle alone for the maintenance of three small children. In 1883, she married Mr. Frank Jennings who was later killed by a falling tree. Her life was one of hardship, requiring patience and fortitude of a high order, and met all the duties and vicissitudes of her life with no complaint, giving her children a good home and the advantage of public schooling. She was the daughter of the late Perry H. Clark and sister of Charles Clark and Mrs. Eligah Brown of this city. She leaves four children - William Hoyt, - Mrs. May (Hoyt) Coots of Downsville, - Nellie Hoyt and - Maude Jennings. The funeral took place from the M. E. Church with Rev. John Holt of Arkansaw officiating. Obituary from the Pepin County Courier dated 15 January 1897 and typed in by Carol Strayer. Please feel free to copy this information but please retain this message with it, thank you. Family Members Spouses Titus Hoyt 1851-1882 (m. 1872) Frank Jennings unknown-1897 (m. 1883) Children Maude I. Jennings Brostrom 1886-1969 Flowers In their memory Plant Memorial Trees Rest in peace, Ellen, your struggles are over and you are now back in the arms of your Savior. Left by Carol Strayer on 13 Nov 2012 Leave a Flower Created by: Carol Strayer Added: 13 Nov 2012 Find a Grave Memorial 100636759 Source citation murdered with pitchforks in the back, by the two oldest Carroll boys, Robert & John- on the bluff about three miles south of Durand,
  Burial	Aft 16 Jan 1882	Durand, Pepin, Wisconsin, USA   [1]
  	20210220HAv- Titus Hoyt BIRTH 1851 Connecticut, USA DEATH 16 Jan 1882 (aged 30-31) Pepin County, Wisconsin, USA BURIAL Forest Hill Cemetery Durand, Pepin County, Wisconsin, USA PLOT block 44 lot 9 MEMORIAL ID 130696141 · PHOTOS 0 FLOWERS 2 Obituary from the Dunn County News, dated January 21, 1882 and typed in by Carol Strayer. No dates, index has possibly 2 persons, merged. ? A Durand Courier extra gives us the appended amount of the murder of Titus Hoyt, of Maxville, Pepin County. The Carroll's were arrested and brought before Justice Stone of Maxville for examination on Tuesday, but the examination, was postponed to Friday the 20th. The town of Maxville, Buffalo County, was the scene of a horrible and brutal murder Monday last. The particulars of the affair, as near as we can ascertain them, are as follows: Titus Hoyt, who resides on the bluff about three miles south of Durand, had let some of his land to Rhoda Carroll on shares. There had been some dispute about the division of the crop, and Monday forenoon Carroll and his two oldest boys, Robert and John took several teams and went to Hoyt's place for the purpose of taking what they claimed as their share of the crops. Mrs. Hoyt sent after Titus and his father-in-law Mr. Clark, who came from the woods and forbid Carroll from taking anything from the premises. After some quarrelling Rhoda slapped Titus' face and they had a short "rough and tumble" but no one was hurt and Clark and Mr. John Johnson separated the. A few minutes afterward, they had another tussle with about the same result. Rhoda, Hoyt and Clark then stood talking matters over when Clark heard something drop and turning around saw Hoyt on the ground the two Carroll boys standing over him with pitchforks. Hoyt tried to get up but could not do it. Clark asked "which one of them hit you Tito?" and Hoyt said, "Both of them" and then the boys exclaimed, "Yes, we fixed him." Hoyt never spoke afterwards. He was placed on a sled and taken to the house where he lingered in an unconscious condition until 9 o'clock when he died. Hoyt was a quiet hardworking young many about 30 years old. He leaves a wife and several small children in straightened circumstances. Obituary from the Dunn County News, dated January 21, 1882 and typed in by Carol Strayer. Please feel free to copy this information but please retain my name & message with it, Thank you. Family Members Spouse Ellen Clark Jennings 1856-1897 (m. 1872) Flowers • 2 In their memory Left by Bobbie on 15 Dec 2012 Rest in peace, Titus. Left by Carol Strayer on 13 Nov 2012 ____________________ 20210220HAv- Couldn't find mergable WebSearch for Ellen, so from Titus': Ellen Clark Jennings BIRTH 11 Dec 1856 Hixton, Jackson County, Wisconsin, USA DEATH 12 Jan 1897 (aged 40) Wisconsin, USA BURIAL Unknown, Specifically: Burial Location unknown MEMORIAL ID 100636759 · PHOTOS 0 FLOWERS 1 Obituary from the Pepin County Courier dated 15 January 1897 and typed in by Carol Strayer: In this city January 23, after a protracted and painful illness, Mrs. Ellen (Clark) Jennings aged 40 years. Mrs. Jennings was born in Hixton, Wisconsin, December 11, 1856. She was married to Titus Hoyt, 1872 who some years later was killed and she was left to struggle alone for the maintenance of three small children. In 1883, she married Mr. Frank Jennings who was later killed by a falling tree. Her life was one of hardship, requiring patience and fortitude of a high order, and met all the duties and vicissitudes of her life with no complaint, giving her children a good home and the advantage of public schooling. She was the daughter of the late Perry H. Clark and sister of Charles Clark and Mrs. Eligah Brown of this city. She leaves four children - William Hoyt, - Mrs. May (Hoyt) Coots of Downsville, - Nellie Hoyt and - Maude Jennings. The funeral took place from the M. E. Church with Rev. John Holt of Arkansaw officiating. Obituary from the Pepin County Courier dated 15 January 1897 and typed in by Carol Strayer. Please feel free to copy this information but please retain this message with it, thank you. Family Members Spouses Titus Hoyt 1851-1882 (m. 1872) Frank Jennings unknown-1897 (m. 1883) Children Maude I. Jennings Brostrom 1886-1969 Flowers In their memory Plant Memorial Trees Rest in peace, Ellen, your struggles are over and you are now back in the arms of your Savior. Left by Carol Strayer on 13 Nov 2012 Leave a Flower Created by: Carol Strayer Added: 13 Nov 2012 Find a Grave Memorial 100636759 Source citation Forest Hill Cemetery
  Obituary	21 Jan 1882	Dunn County, Wisconsin, USA   [1]
  	Dunn County News, typed in by Carol Strayer.
  	20210220HAv- Titus Hoyt BIRTH 1851 Connecticut, USA DEATH 16 Jan 1882 (aged 30-31) Pepin County, Wisconsin, USA BURIAL Forest Hill Cemetery Durand, Pepin County, Wisconsin, USA PLOT block 44 lot 9 MEMORIAL ID 130696141 · PHOTOS 0 FLOWERS 2 Obituary from the Dunn County News, dated January 21, 1882 and typed in by Carol Strayer. No dates, index has possibly 2 persons, merged. ? A Durand Courier extra gives us the appended amount of the murder of Titus Hoyt, of Maxville, Pepin County. The Carroll's were arrested and brought before Justice Stone of Maxville for examination on Tuesday, but the examination, was postponed to Friday the 20th. The town of Maxville, Buffalo County, was the scene of a horrible and brutal murder Monday last. The particulars of the affair, as near as we can ascertain them, are as follows: Titus Hoyt, who resides on the bluff about three miles south of Durand, had let some of his land to Rhoda Carroll on shares. There had been some dispute about the division of the crop, and Monday forenoon Carroll and his two oldest boys, Robert and John took several teams and went to Hoyt's place for the purpose of taking what they claimed as their share of the crops. Mrs. Hoyt sent after Titus and his father-in-law Mr. Clark, who came from the woods and forbid Carroll from taking anything from the premises. After some quarrelling Rhoda slapped Titus' face and they had a short "rough and tumble" but no one was hurt and Clark and Mr. John Johnson separated the. A few minutes afterward, they had another tussle with about the same result. Rhoda, Hoyt and Clark then stood talking matters over when Clark heard something drop and turning around saw Hoyt on the ground the two Carroll boys standing over him with pitchforks. Hoyt tried to get up but could not do it. Clark asked "which one of them hit you Tito?" and Hoyt said, "Both of them" and then the boys exclaimed, "Yes, we fixed him." Hoyt never spoke afterwards. He was placed on a sled and taken to the house where he lingered in an unconscious condition until 9 o'clock when he died. Hoyt was a quiet hardworking young many about 30 years old. He leaves a wife and several small children in straightened circumstances. Obituary from the Dunn County News, dated January 21, 1882 and typed in by Carol Strayer. Please feel free to copy this information but please retain my name & message with it, Thank you. Family Members Spouse Ellen Clark Jennings 1856-1897 (m. 1872) Flowers • 2 In their memory Left by Bobbie on 15 Dec 2012 Rest in peace, Titus. Left by Carol Strayer on 13 Nov 2012 ____________________ 20210220HAv- Couldn't find mergable WebSearch for Ellen, so from Titus': Ellen Clark Jennings BIRTH 11 Dec 1856 Hixton, Jackson County, Wisconsin, USA DEATH 12 Jan 1897 (aged 40) Wisconsin, USA BURIAL Unknown, Specifically: Burial Location unknown MEMORIAL ID 100636759 · PHOTOS 0 FLOWERS 1 Obituary from the Pepin County Courier dated 15 January 1897 and typed in by Carol Strayer: In this city January 23, after a protracted and painful illness, Mrs. Ellen (Clark) Jennings aged 40 years. Mrs. Jennings was born in Hixton, Wisconsin, December 11, 1856. She was married to Titus Hoyt, 1872 who some years later was killed and she was left to struggle alone for the maintenance of three small children. In 1883, she married Mr. Frank Jennings who was later killed by a falling tree. Her life was one of hardship, requiring patience and fortitude of a high order, and met all the duties and vicissitudes of her life with no complaint, giving her children a good home and the advantage of public schooling. She was the daughter of the late Perry H. Clark and sister of Charles Clark and Mrs. Eligah Brown of this city. She leaves four children - William Hoyt, - Mrs. May (Hoyt) Coots of Downsville, - Nellie Hoyt and - Maude Jennings. The funeral took place from the M. E. Church with Rev. John Holt of Arkansaw officiating. Obituary from the Pepin County Courier dated 15 January 1897 and typed in by Carol Strayer. Please feel free to copy this information but please retain this message with it, thank you. Family Members Spouses Titus Hoyt 1851-1882 (m. 1872) Frank Jennings unknown-1897 (m. 1883) Children Maude I. Jennings Brostrom 1886-1969 Flowers In their memory Plant Memorial Trees Rest in peace, Ellen, your struggles are over and you are now back in the arms of your Savior. Left by Carol Strayer on 13 Nov 2012 Leave a Flower Created by: Carol Strayer Added: 13 Nov 2012 Find a Grave Memorial 100636759 Source citation
  Name	Tito
  	"which one of them hit you, Tito?"
  Name	Titus Hoyt  [1, 2]
  Person ID	I84796	WETZEL-SPRING

  
  

  Father	Hoyt, William H.
  Relationship	natural
  Mother	Miller, Julia Elizabeth
  Relationship	natural
  Family ID	F52220	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	Clark, Ellen L.,   b. 1857, Wisconsin, USA d. 12 Jan 1897, Durand, Pepin, Wisconsin, USA (Age 40 years)
  Marriage	8 Jun 1871	Lima, Pepin, Wisconsin, USA   [2, 3]
  Children	1. Hoyt, William P.  [Father: natural]  [Mother: natural]   2. Hoyt, Jennie May  [Father: natural]  [Mother: natural]   3. Hoyt, Nellie H.  [Father: natural]  [Mother: natural]
  Family ID	F52219	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Event Map

  Birth - 1851 - Connecticut, USA Marriage - 8 Jun 1871 - Lima, Pepin, Wisconsin, USA Death - 16 Jan 1882 - Durand, Pepin, Wisconsin, USA Burial - Aft 16 Jan 1882 - Durand, Pepin, Wisconsin, USA Obituary - Dunn County News, typed in by Carol Strayer. - 21 Jan 1882 - Dunn County, Wisconsin, USA  = Link to Google Earth

  
  

• Notes

  Record for Joseph Perry Clark (50) facts 20210220HAv- Riplinger Tree - Jessica Simm Joseph Perry Clark 1822-1896 BIRTH 25 AUG 1822 • Eagle, Wyoming, New York, USA DEATH 20 FEB 1896 • Durand, Pepin, Wisconsin, USA /sse.dll?db=1030&h=142230200950&indiv=try Carrie Jenny Clark 1887-1919 BIRTH 25 MAR 1887 • Durand, Pepin, Wisconsin, USA DEATH 18 JAN 1919 • Spokane, Spokane, Washington, USA Ellen L. Clark 1857-1897 BIRTH ABT 1857 • Wisconsin DEATH 12 JAN 1897 • Durand, Pepin, Wisconsin m Titus M. Hoyt 1851-1882 BIRTH 1851 • Connecticut, USA DEATH 16 JANUARY 1882 • Pepin County, Wisconsin, Marriage 8 Jun 1871 • Pepin, Wisconsin, USA 1 Source 1871 20 20210220HAv- Titus Hoyt BIRTH 1851 Connecticut, USA DEATH 16 Jan 1882 (aged 30-31) Pepin County, Wisconsin, USA BURIAL Forest Hill Cemetery Durand, Pepin County, Wisconsin, USA PLOT block 44 lot 9 MEMORIAL ID 130696141 · PHOTOS 0 FLOWERS 2 Obituary from the Dunn County News, dated January 21, 1882 and typed in by Carol Strayer. No dates, index has possibly 2 persons, merged. ? A Durand Courier extra gives us the appended amount of the murder of Titus Hoyt, of Maxville, Pepin County. The Carroll's were arrested and brought before Justice Stone of Maxville for examination on Tuesday, but the examination, was postponed to Friday the 20th. The town of Maxville, Buffalo County, was the scene of a horrible and brutal murder Monday last. The particulars of the affair, as near as we can ascertain them, are as follows: Titus Hoyt, who resides on the bluff about three miles south of Durand, had let some of his land to Rhoda Carroll on shares. There had been some dispute about the division of the crop, and Monday forenoon Carroll and his two oldest boys, Robert and John took several teams and went to Hoyt's place for the purpose of taking what they claimed as their share of the crops. Mrs. Hoyt sent after Titus and his father-in-law Mr. Clark, who came from the woods and forbid Carroll from taking anything from the premises. After some quarrelling Rhoda slapped Titus' face and they had a short "rough and tumble" but no one was hurt and Clark and Mr. John Johnson separated the. A few minutes afterward, they had another tussle with about the same result. Rhoda, Hoyt and Clark then stood talking matters over when Clark heard something drop and turning around saw Hoyt on the ground the two Carroll boys standing over him with pitchforks. Hoyt tried to get up but could not do it. Clark asked "which one of them hit you Tito?" and Hoyt said, "Both of them" and then the boys exclaimed, "Yes, we fixed him." Hoyt never spoke afterwards. He was placed on a sled and taken to the house where he lingered in an unconscious condition until 9 o'clock when he died. Hoyt was a quiet hardworking young many about 30 years old. He leaves a wife and several small children in straightened circumstances. Obituary from the Dunn County News, dated January 21, 1882 and typed in by Carol Strayer. Please feel free to copy this information but please retain my name & message with it, Thank you. Family Members Spouse Ellen Clark Jennings 1856-1897 (m. 1872) Flowers • 2 In their memory Left by Bobbie on 15 Dec 2012 Rest in peace, Titus. Left by Carol Strayer on 13 Nov 2012 ____________________ 20210220HAv- Couldn't find mergable WebSearch for Ellen, so from Titus': Ellen Clark Jennings BIRTH 11 Dec 1856 Hixton, Jackson County, Wisconsin, USA DEATH 12 Jan 1897 (aged 40) Wisconsin, USA BURIAL Unknown, Specifically: Burial Location unknown MEMORIAL ID 100636759 · PHOTOS 0 FLOWERS 1 Obituary from the Pepin County Courier dated 15 January 1897 and typed in by Carol Strayer: In this city January 23, after a protracted and painful illness, Mrs. Ellen (Clark) Jennings aged 40 years. Mrs. Jennings was born in Hixton, Wisconsin, December 11, 1856. She was married to Titus Hoyt, 1872 who some years later was killed and she was left to struggle alone for the maintenance of three small children. In 1883, she married Mr. Frank Jennings who was later killed by a falling tree. Her life was one of hardship, requiring patience and fortitude of a high order, and met all the duties and vicissitudes of her life with no complaint, giving her children a good home and the advantage of public schooling. She was the daughter of the late Perry H. Clark and sister of Charles Clark and Mrs. Eligah Brown of this city. She leaves four children - William Hoyt, - Mrs. May (Hoyt) Coots of Downsville, - Nellie Hoyt and - Maude Jennings. The funeral took place from the M. E. Church with Rev. John Holt of Arkansaw officiating. Obituary from the Pepin County Courier dated 15 January 1897 and typed in by Carol Strayer. Please feel free to copy this information but please retain this message with it, thank you. Family Members Spouses Titus Hoyt 1851-1882 (m. 1872) Frank Jennings unknown-1897 (m. 1883) Children Maude I. Jennings Brostrom 1886-1969 Flowers In their memory Plant Memorial Trees Rest in peace, Ellen, your struggles are over and you are now back in the arms of your Savior. Left by Carol Strayer on 13 Nov 2012 Leave a Flower Created by: Carol Strayer Added: 13 Nov 2012 Find a Grave Memorial 100636759 Source citation

  
  

• Sources

  [S1115] Ancestry.com, U.S., Find A Grave Index, 1600s-Current, (Name: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2012;), Titus & Ellen L. Clark Hoyt. Record for Titus Hoyt (4) facts 20210220HAv- 20210220HAv- Titus Hoyt BIRTH 1851 Connecticut, USA DEATH 16 Jan 1882 (aged 30-31) Pepin County, Wisconsin, USA BURIAL Forest Hill Cemetery Durand, Pepin County, Wisconsin, USA PLOT block 44 lot 9 MEMORIAL ID 130696141 · PHOTOS 0 FLOWERS 2 Obituary from the Dunn County News, dated January 21, 1882 and typed in by Carol Strayer. No dates, index has possibly 2 persons, merged. ? A Durand Courier extra gives us the appended amount of the murder of Titus Hoyt, of Maxville, Pepin County. The Carroll's were arrested and brought before Justice Stone of Maxville for examination on Tuesday, but the examination, was postponed to Friday the 20th. The town of Maxville, Buffalo County, was the scene of a horrible and brutal murder Monday last. The particulars of the affair, as near as we can ascertain them, are as follows: Titus Hoyt, who resides on the bluff about three miles south of Durand, had let some of his land to Rhoda Carroll on shares. There had been some dispute about the division of the crop, and Monday forenoon Carroll and his two oldest boys, Robert and John took several teams and went to Hoyt's place for the purpose of taking what they claimed as their share of the crops. Mrs. Hoyt sent after Titus and his father-in-law Mr. Clark, who came from the woods and forbid Carroll from taking anything from the premises. After some quarrelling Rhoda slapped Titus' face and they had a short "rough and tumble" but no one was hurt and Clark and Mr. John Johnson separated the. A few minutes afterward, they had another tussle with about the same result. Rhoda, Hoyt and Clark then stood talking matters over when Clark heard something drop and turning around saw Hoyt on the ground the two Carroll boys standing over him with pitchforks. Hoyt tried to get up but could not do it. Clark asked "which one of them hit you Tito?" and Hoyt said, "Both of them" and then the boys exclaimed, "Yes, we fixed him." Hoyt never spoke afterwards. He was placed on a sled and taken to the house where he lingered in an unconscious condition until 9 o'clock when he died. Hoyt was a quiet hardworking young many about 30 years old. He leaves a wife and several small children in straightened circumstances. Obituary from the Dunn County News, dated January 21, 1882 and typed in by Carol Strayer. Please feel free to copy this information but please retain my name & message with it, Thank you. Family Members Spouse Ellen Clark Jennings 1856-1897 (m. 1872) Flowers • 2 In their memory Left by Bobbie on 15 Dec 2012 Rest in peace, Titus. Left by Carol Strayer on 13 Nov 2012 ____________________ 20210220HAv- Couldn't find mergable WebSearch for Ellen, so from Titus': Ellen Clark Jennings BIRTH 11 Dec 1856 Hixton, Jackson County, Wisconsin, USA DEATH 12 Jan 1897 (aged 40) Wisconsin, USA BURIAL Unknown, Specifically: Burial Location unknown MEMORIAL ID 100636759 · PHOTOS 0 FLOWERS 1 Obituary from the Pepin County Courier dated 15 January 1897 and typed in by Carol Strayer: In this city January 23, after a protracted and painful illness, Mrs. Ellen (Clark) Jennings aged 40 years. Mrs. Jennings was born in Hixton, Wisconsin, December 11, 1856. She was married to Titus Hoyt, 1872 who some years later was killed and she was left to struggle alone for the maintenance of three small children. In 1883, she married Mr. Frank Jennings who was later killed by a falling tree. Her life was one of hardship, requiring patience and fortitude of a high order, and met all the duties and vicissitudes of her life with no complaint, giving her children a good home and the advantage of public schooling. She was the daughter of the late Perry H. Clark and sister of Charles Clark and Mrs. Eligah Brown of this city. She leaves four children - William Hoyt, - Mrs. May (Hoyt) Coots of Downsville, - Nellie Hoyt and - Maude Jennings. The funeral took place from the M. E. Church with Rev. John Holt of Arkansaw officiating. Obituary from the Pepin County Courier dated 15 January 1897 and typed in by Carol Strayer. Please feel free to copy this information but please retain this message with it, thank you. Family Members Spouses Titus Hoyt 1851-1882 (m. 1872) Frank Jennings unknown-1897 (m. 1883) Children Maude I. Jennings Brostrom 1886-1969 Flowers In their memory Plant Memorial Trees Rest in peace, Ellen, your struggles are over and you are now back in the arms of your Savior. Left by Carol Strayer on 13 Nov 2012 Leave a Flower Created by: Carol Strayer Added: 13 Nov 2012 Find a Grave Memorial 100636759 Source citation [S2527] Ancestry.com, Wisconsin, U.S., Marriage Index, 1820-1907, (Name: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2000;). Record for Titus Hoyt (1) fact 20210220HAv- Marriage Index, but wife not mentioned https://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=4997&h=704575&indiv=try [S2519] Public Member Trees 2021, Riplinger Tree - Jessica Simm / Joseph Perry Clark (50) facts 20210220HAv- /sse.dll?db=1030&h=142230200950&indiv=try. Record for Joseph Perry Clark (50) facts 20210220HAv- Riplinger Tree - Jessica Simm Joseph Perry Clark 1822-1896 BIRTH 25 AUG 1822 • Eagle, Wyoming, New York, USA DEATH 20 FEB 1896 • Durand, Pepin, Wisconsin, USA /sse.dll?db=1030&h=142230200950&indiv=try Record for Joseph Perry Clark (50) facts 20210220HAv- Riplinger Tree - Jessica Simm Joseph Perry Clark 1822-1896 BIRTH 25 AUG 1822 • Eagle, Wyoming, New York, USA DEATH 20 FEB 1896 • Durand, Pepin, Wisconsin, USA /sse.dll?db=1030&h=142230200950&indiv=try Carrie Jenny Clark 1887-1919 BIRTH 25 MAR 1887 • Durand, Pepin, Wisconsin, USA DEATH 18 JAN 1919 • Spokane, Spokane, Washington, USA Ellen L. Clark 1857-1897 BIRTH ABT 1857 • Wisconsin DEATH 12 JAN 1897 • Durand, Pepin, Wisconsin m Titus M. Hoyt 1851-1882 BIRTH 1851 • Connecticut, USA DEATH 16 JANUARY 1882 • Pepin County, Wisconsin, Marriage 8 Jun 1871 • Pepin, Wisconsin, USA 1 Source 1871 20

  
  

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