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• Zij is geboren op 21 augustus 1900 in Lowe, Chautuaqua, Kansas.
• (Ancestral File Number) : 4J0W-ZX.
• (FamilySearch Id ) : KW8M-N28.
• Zij is overleden op 17 april 2003 in Red Lodge, Carbon, Montana, zij was toen 102 jaar oud.

  Let op: Leeftijd boven de 100 (103).

• Zij is begraven op 23 april 2003 in Belfry, Carbon, Montana.

Gezin van Alta Ann Copple

Zij is getrouwd met Jesse Lee Hoke.

Zij zijn getrouwd

Kind(eren):

1. THELMA HOKE  1920-2009
2. Roy Edwin Hoke  1921-2007
3. Dora Ann Hoke  1924-2007
4. Jesse Lee Hoke  1925-1939
5. Lillie May Hoke  1927-2002
6. Charles Eugene Hoke  1941-2006

Notities over Alta Ann Copple

http://carboncountynews.com/2002archive/082902.html

Local resident celebrates 102nd birthday

Centurion Alta Hoke celebrated her 102nd birthday by riding in a limousine at Belfry's Pioneer Day parade, and greeting friends and relatives at a reception held in the multi-purpose room after the barbecue. Alta Ann Copple was born in Kansas on Aug. 21, 1900, and migrated with her family to Montana to homestead when she was 13 years old. They settled near Malta where she met her future husband, Jesse Hoke, who had migrated with his family from Missouri to homestead. Jesse went off to World War I, Alta waited for him, and they married in 1919. They lived in the Malta area, at Hart Mountain, Wyo. and near Luther, before moving to Washoe where Jesse worked as a teamster at the mine. Later they purchased a ranch near Belfry where they lived for many years and raised a family of eight children, six of whom are still living. In 1954, they moved to a ranch near Roundup, where Jesse died in 1967. Alta gave up the ranch and moved to Bridger in 1996, and now resides in the Beartooth Nursing Home at Red Lodge. She boasts of 40 grandchildren, 128 great-grandchildren, 64 great-great-grandchildren and one great-great-great grandchild. Many of them were present to wish her a "Happy Birthday" at her party. Alta enjoys playing cards and bingo and occasional outings. She attributes her long life to not smoking or drinking. Her favorite saying is "the good Lord's not ready for me and the devil's afraid of me!"

 

 

Billings Gazette, Tuesday April 22, 2003 pg 4C

 

Alta Ann Copple Hoke

BRIDGER - Alta Ann Copple Hoke passed away at the Beartooth Long Term Care facility in Red Lodge on Thursday, April 17, 2003, at the age of 102. She was born on Aug. 21, 1900, in Lowe, Kan., the second of 10 children born to John Wesley and Elizabeth Baker Copple. She lived for the first 13 years of her life in Kansas and Oklahoma, near both sets of her grandparents, and has recounted a very happy childhood. In 1913, she and her family emigrated to Montana to homestead near Malta.

Even though Alta achieved only an eighth grade education, she taught at a country school near Malta the very fall after she had completed the eighth grade there. She met her future husband, Jesse Lee Hoke, soon after arriving in Montana, as he had come with his family to Montana to homestead also. They were married in 1919, soon after Jesse came home from the army after WWI. Eight children were born to them.

The early years of their marriage were spent on the homestead, working at a sheep camp near Heart Mountain, Wyo., and later Jesse worked as a teamster at a coal mine in Washoe. In 1933 they moved to a farm near Belfry. They lived there until 1955, when they moved to a ranch near Roundup, where Jesse passed away in 1967. Alta continued to live on the ranch and raise horses until 1996, when she moved to Bridger to be near her family. Alta continued to maintain her own home until two years ago, when at the age of 100, it became necessary for her to enter a nursing home.

Alta has always been known as a hard worker. She worked hard on the homestead, cooked for the men at the sheep camp, helped her husband in the fields on the farm and always took very good care of her family. Alta was also known to be thrifty. Her motto was "Use up, wear out, make do, or do without."

Alta was also known as a cheerful, fun-loving person, with an endless love for her family and extended family. She loved to play cards and did up until a few days before her death. In earlier years, she sewed, worked in her garden, was a great cook, rode horses and always managed a cheerful attractive home, even though circumstances might be dire financially. She loved to have guests and visit with friends. She was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, in which she was active in earlier years, the American Legion Auxiliary, the Bridger Senior Citizens, and through the years, various card and homemaking clubs.

Alta is preceded in death by her husband Jesse; son Lee; daughter Lillie Hoke Brown; her parents; nine brothers and sisters; one step-brother; one grandchild; and five great-grandchildren. She is survived by six children, Thelma Bailey of Salt Lake City, Bud Hoke of Sheridan, Wyo., Dora (Clarence) Jackson of Belfry, Dolly (Ralph) Yates of Frannie, Wyo., Mickey Thiel of Bridger, Charles (Cheryl) Hoke of Darby; 39 grandchildren; 66 great-grandchildren; 133 great-great-grandchildren; and one great-great-great-grandchild. And many, many extended family. She was grandma to everyone.

Alta was loved dearly, and she will be missed by many.

Visitation will be at Smith-Olcott Funeral Home in Red Lodge from 7 to 9 p.m. on Tuesday, April 22. Viewing will also be from 10 to 11 a.m. at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Belfry on Wednesday, Apri1 23, followed by the funeral at 11 a.m. in the church. Interment will follow at the Belfry Cemetery. Memorials may be offered to the Senior Citizen organization in Bridger.

 

"We were engaged before he (Jesse) went in the service in WWI. His folks had been living in Engelwood, a suberb of Denver, Colorado." - Alta Ann Copple Hoke married Jesse Hoke 1 July 1919. Eliza was baptized a member of the LDS church 21 August 1917, possibly in Denver, Colorado.

 

1/13/05

Lena I was cleaning out my files and I found the temple work done and I did send her name in to the temple in the St Louis Temple. I apology to you for that.

Did you get the pictures of Joseph Smith and Brigtham Young.

Richard Powell

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