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Year |
Issue |
Description |
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1995 |
January,
1995 - four (4) pages - the first issue of our family newsletter was
dedicated to our American progenitor, Konrad Hackenschmidt. |
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April,
1995 - four (4) pages - the second issue of our family newsletter continued
with information concerning Konrad Hackenschmidt, including his Last Will
& Testament. |
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July,
1995 - eight (8) pages - the third issue of our family newsletter features an
article on the Hockensmith Family, Pioneers of Emmitsburg, Maryland. Also
included is a transcript of the Last Will & Testament of George
Hockersmith, son of Konrad Hackenschmidt. |
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October,
1995 - twenty (20) pages - the fourth issue of our family newsletter features
an article on our family members who participated in the American Civil War. |
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Year |
Issue |
Description |
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1996 |
January,
1996 - eight (8) pages - the first anniversary issue of our family newsletter
concerned itself with listing and describing the approximately 30
"Unattached Branches" of our family. |
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April,
1996 - sixteen (16) pages - the sixth issue of our family newsletter ran a
feature story of the Jackson Smith HOCKERSMITH family and the hardships they
endured with "The Lost Wagon Train of 1853" along the Oregon Trail.
Most of the data for this issue was provided by Cousin Jo Ann McQUADE of
Salem, OR. Also listed the name, address, and lineage (if available) of 68
subscribers to the newsletter. |
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July,
1996 - twenty (20) pages - this seventh issue focused on identifying Jacob
HOCKERSMITH Jr., the son of Jacob, son of Konrad. Contains a transcript of
the Last Will & Testament for Jacob HOCKERSMITH, son of Konrad. Family In
The Spotlight is that of Cousin Carroll WRIGHT of Burleson, TX. |
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October,
1996 - sixteen (16) pages - the eighth issue of our family newsletter
featured several articles about and by Kaki HOCKERSMITH - who has risen to
national prominence as the Interior Decorator of The White House. |
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Year |
Issue |
Description |
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1997 |
January,
1997 - twelve (12) pages - the nineth issue of our family newsletter featured
a great story about William HOCKENSMITH, who fought with Oliver Hazard Perry
at the Battle of Lake Erie in 1813. Descendants of Newton and Henry
HOCKENSMITH listed. |
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April,
1997 - eight (8) pages - the tenth issue of our family newsletter featured a
list of descendants of Peter HOCKENSMITH, s/o Jacob, s/o Conrad. |
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July,
1997 - four (4) pages - the eleventh issue of our family newsletter featured
our South American connection via the descendants of Wilbur Darwin
HOCKENSMITH. |
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October,
1997 - four (4) pages - the twelfth issue of our family newsletter featured
Nellie (Hockensmith) GEORGE as she celebrated her 95th birthday. Descendants
of Andrew J. HOCKENSMITH are listed. |
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Year |
Issue |
Description |
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1998 |
January,
1998 - sixteen (16) pages - the thirteenth issue of our family newsletter
featured the details of Peg Kwadrat's discovery of the birthdate of George
HOCKERSMITH, s/o Conrad. Descendants listed for John HOCKENSMITH, s/o David,
s/o Jacob, s/o Conrad. |
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April,
1998 - eight (8) pages - 14th issue - LaWanda (Hockersmith) Douglas, 1997
Woman of the Year for East Prairie, Missouri. |
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Year |
Issue |
Description |
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2004 |
June,
2004 - sixteen (16) pages - the 15th issue of our family
newsletter makes the case that Edward Hockersmith of Jessamine Co., KY was
the same man as Conrad Hockersmith, Jr., s/o Conrad. |
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Year |
Issue |
Description |
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2005 |
May,
2005 - seventeen (17) pages - the 16th issue of our family
newsletter features a great interview with Hadley Hockensmith, lead guitarist
in Neil Diamond’s Road Band. |
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July,
2005 – thirty-four (34) pages – our 17th issue identifies and
lists the descendants of Edward Hockersmith of Logan Co., KY. |
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December,
2005 – twenty-seven (27) pages – our 18th issue features the
recent Memorial Ceremony for Johann Michael Hockersmith, Revolutionary War
Veteran. |
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Year |
Issue |
Description |
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2006 |
January,
2006 – twenty-six (26) pages - the nineteenth issue of our family newsletter
featured the details of a long-awaited reunion between American and German
family cousins. |
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March,
2006 - seventeen (17) pages - 20th issue – Inter-marriage between early MD
and KY families was common in our history. |
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