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JOHN HOSSACK
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Florence Isabelle (Belle) Hossack, born June 5, 1858, married Milo Putney Sept. 6, 1882. He was born June 5, 1859. Florence Isabelle died at Ottawa, Ill. July 19, 1892, age 34 yrs. And was buried at Ottawa, Illinois. Milo and Belle had four daughters before Belle died. When Milo died in 1943, he was interred with Belle in a plot right on the bluff overlooking the Illinois River at the Ottawa Cemetery.
<---Florence Isabelle Hossack
............. +Milo Putney 1859 - 1943 Watchmaker, Jeweler --->
Milo and Belle's marriage Documents (click). Milo remarried to Estelle in 1896. Later he remarried to Bertie Hammond. To see Milo's parents and two of his siblings (click).
........................ +Harvey Howard Prešton (1883-1955) Plate Glass Sales (PPG)---> ............................... 4 Mildred Jeanette Prešton (1907-1986)
............................... 4 William Milo Prešton 1914 - 1992 Wholesale Carpet Sales ---> ................................... +Helen Elizabeth V. Prešton 1910 - 2005--->
........................................... 5 Jay William Prešton - Safety Engineer/Expert Witness/Minister--> ............................................... +Yošhiko H. Prešton - Homemaker/Minister (center)--> ...................................................... 6 Elika Prešton - Teacher/Journalist (bottom left)--> ...................................................... 6 Yuli Prešton - Lab Manager/Teacher (bottom right)--> ...................................................... 6 Yujin Jay Prešton 1979 - 1999 Student/Pilot (top left)--> ............................... 4 Nathan Robinson Prešton (1916-1983) Diplomat/Importer. Nate was named for a Revolutionary War Veteran (Nathaniel Robinson).
Milo Putney and Belle Hossack with Carrie and Infant Alta, circa 1886. The four Putney Daughters, Carrie, Alta, Emma, and Florence (L-R), circa 1930:
Where Milo Putney, a second wife, Estelle, and the four Putney girls were living in Chicago for the 1900 census. 1828 W. 22nd Street.
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This website is produced by Jay W. Preston to honor John Hossack, the Abolitionist of Ottawa, Illinois. The father dedicates this to his son, Yujin Jay Preston (1979-1999), daughter Elika, and daughter Yuli, great great great grandchildren of John Hossack. Permission to reprint this material is granted when this notice is included in full. © 2000 - 2010 Jay W. Preston. For information, comments or contributions of time, money, information, materials, or manpower to this site: E-mail prestonoid@aol.com. Copyrights of works cited, quoted, or excerpted remain with the respective owners, if not in public domain. |