Descendants Clement Corbin » Lucy Mix Trask (1872-1922)

Données personnelles Lucy Mix Trask 

• Elle est née le 29 août 1872 dans Nicollet, Minnesota, USA.Source 3
• Résidant en l'an 1920: Judson, Blue Earth, Minnesota, USA.Source 2
• (Medical (Facts Pg)) : Brain Tumor.
• Elle est décédée le 24 mars 1922 dans Mankato, Blue Earth, Minnesota, USA, elle avait 49 ans.Source 3

  Aged 49

• Elle est enterrée dans Lake Crystal, Blue Earth, Minnesota, USA.Source 3

  Lucy Mix Trask Hobart
  Birth 29 Aug 1872
  Kerns, Nicollet County, Minnesota, USA
  Death 24 Mar 1922 (aged 49)
  Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minnesota, USA
  Burial
  Lake Crystal Cemetery
  Lake Crystal, Blue Earth County, Minnesota, USA
  Memorial ID 145425360 ·

  (Crystal Cemetery)

Famille de Lucy Mix Trask

Elle est mariée avec Lewis Randall Hobart.

Ils se sont mariés le 23 août 1899 à Belgrade, Nicollet, Minnesota, USA, elle avait 26 ans.Les sources 1, 3

Enfant(s):

1. Lewis Randall 'Randy' Hobart  1915-1971
2. Louise Ethel 'Louie' Hobart  1911-1967
3. Margaret Lucille Hobart  1904-1985
4. Henry Dwight 'Hank' Hobart  1906-
5. Dorothy Blanche Hobart  1905-1975
6. Pauline Isabel Hobart  1901-1903

Notes par Lucy Mix Trask

Unspecified newspaper (probably Lake Crystal Tribune), 1922
"Death Enters

Death Relieves Years of Suffering of Mrs. L. R. Hobart, - Incurable Brain Tumor Cause of Death. - Born and Reared in Minnesota.

After seven years of sickness Mrs. Lucy Hobart, wife of Lewis R. Hobart, passed away at a hospital in Mankato, on Friday, March 24, 1922.

Mrs. Lucy M. Trask Hobart was born in Nicollet County, Minn., August 29, 1872. She attended the county schools and in 1889 entered the Mankato Normal, from which she graduated in 1893. For several years she successfully taught school in the city of Marshall, and by her devotion to this noble calling made many and lasting friends among her pupils and in the community.

In 1899 she was united in marriage to Lewis R. Hobart, the couple residing near Cray for three years then moving to this locality where they since made their home.

Mrs. Hobart has been ill for seven years, due to a tumor of the brain, from which no relief could have been had, the doctors state, by an operation. She was taken to a hospital in Mankato several weeks ago in the hopes of improving her condition.

The surviving members of the family are the husband, daughters, Margarite, Dorothy and Louise, and sons Henry and Randall. The mother Mrs. H. D. Trask, and a sister Elsie Trask reside in Mankato; also a brother Guy Trask, lives in Nicollet county.

Mrs. Hobart united with the church in her girlhood days and has been among the faithful followers of her Master. When in good health, she was active in the work of the church and interested in the advancement of the Kingdom at home and abroad. She bore her sickness and sorrows with a true Christian spirit of patience, and she was ready when the final call came for her spirit to leave its temporary abiding place.

The funeral services were held Sunday afternoon from the Methodist church in this city, Rev. Rester conducting the services, and the interment of the body was made in Lakeview Cemetery."

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