Howard McKinley Hamilton, 1892–1965?> (aged 73 years)
- Name
- Howard McKinley /Hamilton/
- Given names
- Howard McKinley
- Surname
- Hamilton
Birth
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Death of a father
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Cause: Uremic poisoning (kidney failure) |
Burial of a father
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Death of a paternal grandmother
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Death of a mother
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Death of a brother
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Death of a sister
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Note: Information comes from HAMILTON, HAZEL VIRGINIA, 05/31/1954, ERIE County, 1954063384-1954063385 (Ohio Death Certificate) |
Burial of a sister
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Death of a brother
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Address: Fairview General Hospital |
Burial of a brother
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Address: Alger Cemetery 3905 W 168th St Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio |
Death
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Burial
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Address: Kelleys Island Village Cemetery |
father |
1854–1913
Birth: January 5, 1854
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— Kelleys Island, Erie, Ohio, USA Death: November 9, 1913 — Sandusky, Erie, Ohio, USA |
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mother | |
Marriage | Marriage — — |
elder brother |
1877–1949
Birth: August 6, 1877
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— Kelleys Island, Erie, Ohio, USA Death: 1949 — Providence Hospital, Sandusky, Erie, Ohio, USA |
2 years
elder brother |
1879–1967
Birth: September 5, 1879
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— Kelleys Island, Erie, Ohio, USA Death: 1967 |
10 years
elder brother |
1889–1961
Birth: October 5, 1889
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— Kelleys Island, Erie, Ohio, USA Death: June 29, 1961 — Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA |
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1884–1954
Birth: November 3, 1884
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— Kelleys Island, Erie, Ohio, USA Death: May 31, 1954 — Kelleys Island, Erie, Ohio, USA |
8 years
himself |
1892–1965
Birth: March 22, 1892
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— Kelleys Island, Erie, Ohio, USA Death: November 11, 1965 — Cleveland Heights, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA |
Burial |
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Note
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Howard is listed on the US Federal Census in 1900, 1910, 1930, & 1940. In all records he is residing on Kelleys Island. As he was serving in the US Navy during WWI he may not have been on Kelleys Island in 1920. Unfortunately, the Hamilton house on Woodford Rd fell into extreme disrepair and was torn down. The last known family to live in the house were the Kilko family. They lived there into the early 1980's. The old house did not have running water. Floyd Erne used to bring water to fill his cistern. Obviously you had to use an outhouse, a "two-holer."There was a wood-fired stove in the kitchen which really warmed up the kitchen! |
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