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Rose Alice Hoosier was born on 3 October 1912 in Stanfield, Umatilla Co, Oregon.

Rose Alice Hoosier was in Artist and Music Teacher. Address: Box 28 Route 2

Stanfield
Oregon
97875
USA

Genealogy of Hoosiers as Emma Strissel and Rose Alice Hoosier recall
To all the descendants of Emma Agnes Albertina Strissel and Oliver Morton
Hoosier
This is to bea genealogy as complete as we, Emma and Rose Alice Hoosier,
her daughter canrecall.
Mother's (Emma's) family came from Germany, near Danzig. It is a family
story of how Grandma (Joanna Banke) and Grandpa Strissel (Frederick
William) lived only 50 miles from each other in Germany, but never met,
and how, when Grandma's brother (Herman Jr.) and Grandpa (Frederick
William) were ontheir way across the Atlantic they shared pictures
(miniatures, I believe) of their sisters (still at home in Germany) and
later married the girls.
Grandmother Strissel (Joanna Banke) evidently had a fairly good
education. Sheworked as a goose girl sometime in her girlhood, and used
to tell how the old gander leader would start out with a quacked "I get
up" and how all the geese said "me too", and followed him. Whether or
not she used this to reprimand her children in copycat moods, I do not
know
In any case, I, Rose have used this object lesson throughout my years of
teaching to connect the "me too"responses of my students.
Emma's Family
Maternal grandparents of Emma - Herman Banke and Mary Papenfus
Maternal Grandfather was from Germany and a shoemaker (Rose speaking -
Mother used to say " a little Jewish shoemaker with curly black hair")
but in the record from which I recopy this I have written "curly black
hair" "He was a little man."
Maternal Grandmother (maiden name -Mary Papenfus) married the above man
- Herman Banke. He died and grandmother married again, but this husband
refused to come to America so Grandmother Banke picked up her two
daughters, Wilhelmina and Joanna (Emma's mother) fromthe Banke marriage
leaving the second husband in Germany to follow her son, Herman Banke
Jr., who had immigrated to America earlier. Grandmother Banke lived with
Mother's (Emma's) family when Emma was a child - the Strissels
Papenfus - Banke union spawned three children
1. Herman Banke Jr. married PaulineStrissel, the sister of Frederick
William Strissel - resulting in a daughternamed Ida Strissel Sheriden -
This aunt died at McMinnville, Oregon.
2. Wilhelmina Banke
3. Johanna Maria Banke married Fredrick William Strissel Jr. -Emma's
Parents
Mama (Emma Strissel) was born at Winsted, Minnesota in Mcloud County,
Sept. 1 - 2 (midnight) in 1872. Mother (Emma Strissel) was baptized on
confession of faith at the age of 11, joining the Evangelical Church.
She married Oliver Morton Hoosier, May 24, 1890 at Andover, South
Dakota.
Her mother (Joanna Maria Banke Strissel) had died in childbirth at about
theage of 40, and mother only 16 or so had taken over the care of the
family.Only her brother Herman Jr. was older and she took care of the
household fora year or more until Grandfather (Frederick William
Strissel) married Step grandma, who was only about 21 or so. There was a
conflict between the two girls, so Emma "went out to work" keeping house
for (later to be) Uncle Charley(Oliver Morton Hoosiers full brother) and
Aunt Jessie Hooser. * Note - thisspelling is not an error. The name
had a least two spellings in old lettersthe family has and the branch of
the family living in Wisconsin still spellsit this way. It was changed
in our branch during Emma and Oliver's married life, living as they did
near enough to Indiana (the Hoosier State) to have people begin to call
them "Hooshur" and to spell it as we now do.
The children of this marriage were Elsie, Harold, Lillian, Everett, Edgar
and Rose.
Paternal Grandparents of Emma - Strissel
Emma Agnes Albertina Strissel dictating to daughter Rose Alice
Hoosier - "My Grandparents, the Von Strissels had 12 boys. The Von
Strissels lived and owned.

Edgar Arden Hoosier was born on 29 November 1898 in Kenmare, North Dakota, Ward Co (on the homestead 7 miles east of Kenmare. He and Della Loretta Cross were married in 1925 in Stanfield, Oregon. He died on 12 January 1966, at age 67, in Pendleton, Oregon.

Oregon Death Index, 1903-98
Name: Hoosier, Edgar A
County: Multnomah
DeathDate: 12 Jan 1966
Certificate: 993
Spouse: Della
Occupation: Garage Owner 1
_MILITARY: Training during WWI AUG - DEC 1918.

Jonathan David HauserHooser was born on 20 February 1816 in North Carolina. He and Malinda C. Plunkett were married on 10 April 1839 in Parke Co, Indiana. He and Sarah Bartlett were married on 1 January 1856 in Vermillion Co, Indiana. He died on 14 June 1880, at age 64.

1840 United States Federal Census
Hooser, Jonathan View Image Online
State: Indiana Year: 1840
County: Parke Roll: M704_89
Township: Unknown Townships Page: 168
Image: 339
Minnesota Census, 1835-90
HOOSER, JONATHAN
State: MN Year: 1870
County: Blue Earth County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule
Township: Rapidan Page: 666
Database: MN 1870 Federal Census Index
Minnesota Census, 1835-90
HOOSER, JONATHAN
State: MN Year: 1870
County: Blue Earth County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule
Township: Rapidan Page: 871
Database: MN 1870 Federal Census Index
DJO - IN MY RESEARCH I DISCOVERED THAT RACHAEL HAUSER JESSUP IS SISTER TO
JONATHAN DAVID HOOSER
A letter from Rachel Jessup to J. D. Hooser and family as follows:
Belmore, Indiana
J. D. Hooser and family
Nov. 6th 1862
Your letter was received just one month after it was writtenand we
were glad to learn that you were yet alive. We heard that you were
killed in the fight with the Indians etc. etc.
Out conference went off well except in the case of brother Shigley.
He had been preaching spiritualism butthe conference retained him. Our
Preacher is an eastern man by the name ofWhite. My circuit is Cole
Creek among the Sesechmilksick. The war excitement is not so great as
formerly. The people have got used to hearing of fire and slaughter.
Times are good in some respects. Plenty to eat and money plenty.
Health good and weather fine at present. The 24th there was a 7-inch
snow. The green woods with every leaf covered (loaded) with snow
exceeded anything we have seen. Jacob Vance is dead. He died at
Hellena, Arkansa the21st of last month. He took chills and they verged
in the direction of consumption and took him off. Elizabeth takes it
quite hard.
Hiram has been discharged and got home today and there is a glad set
here now. Jackson is somebetter than he was when you left. Leah and
her man are going to move 12 miles south of Rockville just over the
County line on the railroad.
Jacob Mater is in the army. He was at Keokuk the last account. His
family is in DavisCounty, Iowa. We cannot tell you what Regiment he is
in. We would like toknow whether you were wounded or not and whether
Jim's horse got away from the Indians. John Russel and family are here
living in Belmore. Isaac Asburyis pop (?)
William Culver has sore eyes and Hannah is staying there.
The dayof the election Douglas Payton said in the presence of some
returned soldiersthat Negroes had as much right to vote as they. The
gentleman was handed from one to another by hand and foot until he will
not forget the election of 1862 while he lives.
Old Baker at the Morlans Mills is dead and the west partof the damn
there is washed out.
Religion is at a low ebb here, yet the prospect is brightening. I wish I
was out there to preach a while for the pioneers.
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Jonathan D. Hooser found in:
Family Archive #255 Land Records: AL, AR, FL, LA, MI, MN, OH, WI,
1790-1907
Document number: 112 Description number: 1
Number of acres: 160.0000 Accession number: MN2840__.112
Patentee Surname: Hooser Patentee given name: Jonathan D.
State name: Minnesota
Volume: 2840 Page number: 112
Land office: St. Peter Aliquot part reference: SE
Section number: 21
Township: 107 NorthRange: 27 West
Meridian or special survey area: Fifth Principal Meridian
Misc. document number: 391
Title transfer authority: Indian Allotment-General
Combined signature date. _MENDDeath of one spouse
Marriage Licence and Marriage Date from Indiana archive
Hooser Jonathan D Sarah Bartlett Dec 31 1855 Jan 1 1856
3398
Jonathan D. HOOSER
Sex: M
Marriage(s):
Spouse: Sarah BARTLETT
Marriage: 1 Jan 1856
Vermillion, Indiana
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Parke County Indiana Union township 1860 census index
Page Dwelling Family LineName Sex
Age Race Birthplace
493 825 811 16 Hoosier, Jonathan M
42 W NC
493825 811 17 Hoosier, Sarah F
31 WOH
493 825 811 18 Hoosier, James M
20 W IN
493 825 811 19 Hoosier, Mary F
15 W IL
493 825 811 20 Hoosier, John M
11 W IN
493 825811 21 Hoosier, Charles A. M
4 W IN
493825 811 22 Hoosier, Ellen A. F
1W IN
I couldn't find much. I still don't know where Hoosierville was, but will
look up the lon.& lat. as soon as I get time. The only reference I found
that you didn't have was the 1860 Parke Co. census. I made a copy of the
microfilmed page if you want me to send it to you. This is what it says:
Jonathon Hoosier age 42 saw miller b.in NC
Sarah .. 31 Ohio
James.. 20 day laborer IN
Mary .. 15 IL
John .. 11 IN
Charles .. 4 (can't read)
Ellen .. 1 .. ..
Parsons Howell22 sawyer KY
Nancy Pitman 42 Ohio
Hope this helps some.
Alberta Butler letter sent April 15, 2002
Parke, IN 1850Federal Census
28 1211 1211 Housier Jonathan 32 M Carpenter
1,200 Ky
29 1211 1211 Housier Malinda 33 F
Ind
30 1211 1211 Housier James 10 M
Ind
31 1211 1211 Housier Nancy 8 F
Ind
32 1211 1211 Housier Mary 5 F
Ind
33 1211 1211 Housier John 10/12M
Ind
Parke County Indiana Union township 1860 censusindex
Page Dwelling Family Line Name Sex Age
Race Birthplace
493 825 811 16 Hoosier, JonathanM 42
W NC
493 825 811 17 Hoosier, SarahF 31
W OH
493 825 811 18 Hoosier,James M 20
W IN
493 825 811 19 Hoosier, Mary F 15
W IL
493 825 811 20Hoosier, John M 11
W IN
493 825 81121 Hoosier, Charles A. M 4
W IN
493 825811 22 Hoosier, Ellen A. F 1
W IN
MINNESOTA 1870 CENSUS
HOOSER, CHARLES
State: MN Year: 1870
County: Blue Earth County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule
Township: Rapidan Page: 666
Database: MN 1870 Federal Census Index
HOOSER, HELEN
State: MN Year: 1870
County: Blue Earth County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule
Township: Rapidan Page: 666
Database: MN 1870 Federal Census Index
HOOSER, JONATHAN
State: MN Year: 1870
County: Blue Earth County Recor. _MENDDeath of one spouse
Jonathan HOOSER
Sex: M
Marriage(s):
Spouse:Malinda C. PLUNKET
Marriage: 10 Apr 1839
Noble, Indiana
OR
Jonathan HOOSER
Sex: M
Marriage(s):
Spouse: Malinda C. PLUNKET
Marriage:10 Apr 1839
Parke, Indiana
Indiana Marriages to 1850
Indiana - ParkeCounty
Hooser, Jonathan married Plunket, Malinda C. on 10 Apr 1839 in Parke
County, Indiana
1850 CENSUS , PARKE COUNTY, INDIANA interesting is the spelling of the
name - djo
28 1211 1211 Housier Jonathan 32 MCarpenter
1,200 Ky
29 1211 1211 Housier Malinda 33F
Ind
30 1211 1211 Housier James 10 M
Ind
31 1211 1211 Housier Nancy8 F
Ind
32 1211 1211 Housier Mary5 F
Ind
33 1211 1211 Housier John10/12 M
Ind.

Sarah Bartlett was born on 22 November 1828 in Ohio. She and Jonathan David HauserHooser were married on 1 January 1856 in Vermillion Co, Indiana. She died on 18 June 1870, at age 41.

Minnesota Census, 1835-90
HOOSER, SARAH
State: MN Year: 1870
County: BlueEarth County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule
Township: Rapidan Page: 666
Database: MN 1870 Federal Census Index
A letter from Sarah Hooser toHannah Bartlett as follows:
Dear Sister June the 14,1857
I take this opportunity to inform you that we are all well at this
time and hope that these few lines will find you enjoying the same
blessing. Ihave not written to you before because I ha nothing of
importance to write.And have nothing much to write yet but as you have
not thought it worth whileto scratch a line to me I would write a few
lines to you to let you know that my affection still clings to you. Lucy
was here three weeks ago last Saturday. She is at John Whitcombs now and
Bob and Bet is well and Frank cannot walk yet, and as I came home from
Clinton I saw Mary Beard or Cheedle it usedto be and she wanted to know
when I heard from you and she sent her respectsto you and said that she
would like to see you. Charlie has grown so that you would not know
him. He can crawl everywhere and climb up anything that hecan get hold
of. His hair is a light brown and as curly as it can be. It has been a
very backward spring here since it has turned warn it has rained almost
constant. Ellen is almost as large as I am. She weighs 120 lbs. I send
my respects to Mr. Johnson and Mary and Andrew and my love more
especiallyto you. So no more but remains, your affectionate sister
until deathSarah Hooser to Hannah Bartlett
It is thought that Sarah was part Afro-American ancestry as many of
the descendants espectially the girls had heart problems associated with
negroid blood at the time and Sybil Hooser, a grandaughter who died in
child birth. The baby was a throw back and was obviously part
afro-american child.
Supposed to be 1/8 or 1/4 to 1/2 Afro-American according to the notes of
cousin Marlene Hooser Ninteman.
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Dear Darrell,November 28,2001
Greetings from the San Francisco Bay. I just saw your email posting
concerning the Bartlett girls from John Bartlett and Sophia Reeder. I do
not know much about them and have been trying to find out more about them
for years, but have not much luck. Their daughter Elizabeth is my great
great Grandmother. She married Robert William Gosnell, who was my
maternal grandfather's grandfather. It goes like this:
I amNathan Ward Pyles, the son of
Sandra Jean Gosnell, the daughter of
Max DavisGosnell, the son of
Albert James Gosnell, the son of
Robert William Gosnell and Elizabeth Bartlett.
Now, I have heard an old family story from my grandfather (Max
Gosnell) that this John Bartlett was either a direct descendent from
Josiah Bartlett, the singer of the Declaration of Independence, or his
great+Uncles. I was wondering if you had heard any such story before? I
look forward to hearing from you. (By the way, I was just in Vermilion
County, Clinton,Indiana last Wednesday) Cheers,
Nate Pyles
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Darrell Oakford wrote:
Dear Nate,
November 30, 2001
Good to here from you and greetings from Vancouver Canada. Story here is
that the Bartletts were of afro-american descent or partial. as
apparently there are some throw back babies from later descendants. Who
knows for sure. Ihave one letter from the 1850.s written from Sara. _MENDDeath of one spouse
Marriage Licence and Marriage Date from Indiana archive
Hooser Jonathan D Sarah Bartlett Dec 31 1855 Jan 1 1856
3398
Jonathan D. HOOSER
Sex: M
Marriage(s):
Spouse: Sarah BARTLETT
Marriage: 1 Jan 1856
Vermillion, Indiana
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Parke County Indiana Union township 1860 census index
Page Dwelling Family LineName Sex
Age Race Birthplace
493 825 811 16 Hoosier, Jonathan M
42 W NC
493825 811 17 Hoosier, Sarah F
31 WOH
493 825 811 18 Hoosier, James M
20 W IN
493 825 811 19 Hoosier, Mary F
15 W IL
493 825 811 20 Hoosier, John M
11 W IN
493 825811 21 Hoosier, Charles A. M
4 W IN
493825 811 22 Hoosier, Ellen A. F
1W IN
I couldn't find much. I still don't know where Hoosierville was, but will
look up the lon.& lat. as soon as I get time. The only reference I found
that you didn't have was the 1860 Parke Co. census. I made a copy of the
microfilmed page if you want me to send it to you. This is what it says:
Jonathon Hoosier age 42 saw miller b.in NC
Sarah .. 31 Ohio
James.. 20 day laborer IN
Mary .. 15 IL
John .. 11 IN
Charles .. 4 (can't read)
Ellen .. 1 .. ..
Parsons Howell22 sawyer KY
Nancy Pitman 42 Ohio
Hope this helps some.
Alberta Butler letter sent April 15, 2002
Parke, IN 1850Federal Census
28 1211 1211 Housier Jonathan 32 M Carpenter
1,200 Ky
29 1211 1211 Housier Malinda 33 F
Ind
30 1211 1211 Housier James 10 M
Ind
31 1211 1211 Housier Nancy 8 F
Ind
32 1211 1211 Housier Mary 5 F
Ind
33 1211 1211 Housier John 10/12M
Ind
Parke County Indiana Union township 1860 censusindex
Page Dwelling Family Line Name Sex Age
Race Birthplace
493 825 811 16 Hoosier, JonathanM 42
W NC
493 825 811 17 Hoosier, SarahF 31
W OH
493 825 811 18 Hoosier,James M 20
W IN
493 825 811 19 Hoosier, Mary F 15
W IL
493 825 811 20Hoosier, John M 11
W IN
493 825 81121 Hoosier, Charles A. M 4
W IN
493 825811 22 Hoosier, Ellen A. F 1
W IN
MINNESOTA 1870 CENSUS
HOOSER, CHARLES
State: MN Year: 1870
County: Blue Earth County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule
Township: Rapidan Page: 666
Database: MN 1870 Federal Census Index
HOOSER, HELEN
State: MN Year: 1870
County: Blue Earth County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule
Township: Rapidan Page: 666
Database: MN 1870 Federal Census Index
HOOSER, JONATHAN
State: MN Year: 1870
County: Blue Earth County Recor.

Charles Albert Hooser was born on 29 September 1856 in Parke Co, Indiana. He and Jessie Irene Maine were married on 24 December 1877 in Winnebago Twp., Faribault, Minnesota. He and Louise Adams were married about 1922. He died on 18 December 1927, at age 71, in Billings, Yellowstone Co, Montana. He was buried on 29 December 1927 in Billings, Yellowstone Co, Montana.

Charles Albert Hooser was in rancher and farmer. Minnesota Census, 1835-90
HOOSER, CHARLES
State: MN Year: 1870
County: Blue Earth County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule
Township: Rapidan Page: 666
Database: MN 1870 Federal Census Index
Minnesota Census, 1835-90
HOOSER, CHARLES
State: MN Year: 1880
County: Rice County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule
Township: Faribault 3rd Ward Page: 423
Database: MN 1880 Federal Census Index
Charles was an Indian fighter
Author: Anne MillerDate: 18 Oct 1999 6:00 AM
Surnames: Eckert, Hooser, Harrison, Aikins
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I am looking for information on James William Eckert, Foster
Franklin Eckert, Charles A. Hooser, George Harrison, and Taylor Aikins.
These relatives were all in the Gadsby area from, I believe, about 1905
to about 1920. They were farmers. Some of them had a band they called
"The MapleLeaf Orchestra". The orchestra was made up of Eckert,
Harrison, Mcpherson andNourse. Anyone who may have any type of
information on these families pleasecontact me. Also anyone who knows
anything about "The Gadsby and District Pioneers association".
Notes
1 somewhere along the lines the spelling of Hooser went to being
spelled Hoosier by some.
Anne Miller author I believe that Charles Albert Hoosier/Hooser left to
go back to the States about the sametime my grandmother Pearl left for
Usk. That would be about in 1920. I know her one child was born in
Stettler, Alberta on April 7th, 1920 and died in Terrace, B.C. hospital
on July 16th, 1920. Usk is about 19 km from Terrace.
Liberty County Montana
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HOOSIER CHARLES A 20 028 N 004 E 012
160 251101 PA 276877 10/09/1920
HOOSIER CHARLES A20 028 N 004 E 013
160 251101 PA276877 10/09/1920
251000- Homestead
PA - Patent
CHARLES ALBERT HOOSER
Author: JERRY HOOSIER Date: 3 Oct 2000 7:13 PM GMT
In Reply to: Charles by: Jerry hooser
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MY INFO CAME FROM JUNE 16, 1900 CENSUS VILLARD TOWNSHIP, TODD COUNTY,
MINNESSOSTA.
HOOSER, CHARLES A.
JESSIE (MAINE) HOOSER
CHILDREN: WILLARD A (BILL), IRVING C. (CLAYTON).,
SYBIL M., EMMA J., DAVID L. , HALLIE H., FALLIE M.,
CHARLES G. (MY FATHER), PEARL E.
CHARLES A. HOOSER B:1856, INDIANA. HIS FATHER BORN IN N. CAROLINA.
MOTHER BORN IN PENN.
AND I.