Luella HockersmithAge: 44 years1870–1914
- Name
- Luella Hockersmith
- Married name
- Luella Maxfield
| Family with parents |
| father |
Michael Hockersmith Birth: December 27, 1847 31 27 — , Jefferson, Indiana Death: December 17, 1917 — Elk, Stoddard, Missouri |
| mother |
Florence Almira Rhoads (Rhodes) Birth: October 30, 1851 31 30 — Indiana Death: May 16, 1921 — , Stoddard, Missouri |
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Marriage: September 22, 1868 — Olney, Richland, Illinois |
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18 months herself |
Luella Hockersmith Birth: March 1870 22 18 — Indiana Death: August 16, 1914 — , Union, Illinois |
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16 months younger brother |
James M Hockersmith Birth: July 2, 1871 23 19 — Indiana Death: February 25, 1922 |
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2 years younger sister |
Rosetta Hockersmith Birth: July 2, 1873 25 21 — Indiana Death: November 30, 1933 — Flint, Genesee, Michigan |
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3 years younger sister |
Lydia C Hockersmith Birth: about 1875 27 23 — Indiana Death: before May 3, 1895 |
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5 years younger sister |
Ida M Hockersmith Birth: about 1879 31 27 — Illinois Death: |
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7 years younger sister |
Lillie Hockersmith Birth: October 1885 37 33 — Illinois Death: |
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3 years younger brother |
Jesse Hockersmith Birth: September 1888 40 36 — Illinois Death: |
| Family with William Maxfield |
| husband |
William Maxfield Birth: April 1868 — Illinois Death: |
| herself |
Luella Hockersmith Birth: March 1870 22 18 — Indiana Death: August 16, 1914 — , Union, Illinois |
| daughter |
Emma J Maxfield Birth: November 1890 22 20 — Illinois Death: |
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13 months daughter |
Fanny Maxfield Birth: November 1891 23 21 — Illinois Death: |
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3 years daughter |
Luvena Maxfield Birth: May 1894 26 24 — Illinois Death: |
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5 years son |
Charles (Charlie) Maxfield Birth: October 1898 30 28 — Illinois Death: |
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18 months son |
Elmer S Maxfield Birth: March 1900 31 30 — Illinois |
| daughter |
Private |
| daughter |
Private |
| daughter |
Private |
| Birth | 1870 US Federal Census |
| Birth | 1900 US Federal Census |
| Census | 1870 US Federal Census |
| Census | 1880 US Federal Census |
| Census | 1900 US Federal Census |
| Census | 1910 US Federal Census |
| Death | Anna State Hospital |
| Shared note | In the 1880 US Federal Census for Heralds Prairie, White, Illinois, 33-year-old Indiana-born Michael and 28-year-old Indiana-born Florence A [Rhoads] Hockersmith have in their family their children, Indiana-born 10-year-old Luella, Indiana-born 8-year-old James M, Indiana-born 6-year-old Rosettie [sic], Indiana-born 5-year-old Lydia C and 1-year-old Illinois-born Ida M. Luella cannot read and write. Rosettie is listed as "malformed, crippled, bedridden, or otherwise disabled." Everyone's parents were born in Indiana. The birthplaces of the children would indicate that the family moved to Illinois from Indiana between 1875 and 1879. In the 1900 US Federal Census for Indian Creek, White, Illinois, 32-year-old Illinois-born farmer William and his 0-year-old Indiana-born wife Luetta [sic] [Hockersmith] Maxfield have been married 11 years and have had six children, five are living. These five Illinois-born children are 9-year-old Emma J, 8-year-old Fannie, 6-year-old Luvena, one-year-old Charles and 3-month old Elmer S. Emma has attended school three months of the past year and Fannie has attended school for two months.William and Luella are illiterate, but can speak English. William is farming land he owns, which has a mortgage. William's parents were born in Alabama, Luella's parents were born in Indiana, and the children's father was born in Illinois and their mother in Indiana. In the 1910 US Federal Census for Indian Creek, White, Illinois, 43-year-old Illinois-born farmer William and his 40-year-old Indiana-born wife Lou Ella [sic] [Hockersmith] Maxfield have been married 20 years and have had nine children, eight are living. These eight Illinois-born children are 19-year-old Emma J, 17-year-old Fanny, 16-year-old Luvena, 11-year-old Charley, 10-year-old Elmer, 8-year-old Cora M, 5-year-old Jessie M and 1-year 8-month old Anna M. The family speaks English. William and Luella are illiterate. Emma J, Fanny, Luvena, Charley and Elmer can read and write. Fanny, Luvena, Charley, Elmer, and Cora have attended school in the past year. William owns the land where he is doing general farming but with a mortgage. William's parents were born in Alabama, Luella's parents were born in Indiana, and the children's father was born in Illinois and their mother in Indiana. |