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     George M. Hotchkin was a Pri, andserved in 114th NY Volunteers, during the Civil War. Died by cutting off toe while home on leave. He was born on 24 June 1837 at Lansingburgh, Rensselaer County, NY, USA. He was the son of Heman Hotchkin and Mary Hitchcock. He married Ophelia Adelaide La Selle at Lansingburgh, Rensselaer County, NY, on 26 December 1860.² George M. Hotchkin died on 22 October 1862 at Lebanon, Madison County, NY, USA, at age 25.^3,4,5 He was buried at Campbell Burying Grounds, at Lebanon, Madison County, NY, USA, .⁶

     According to the burial records, George cut off a toe and died from the effects. George and Ophelia had no children according to the Brewster Family Genealogy. They were storekeepers in Lebanon.⁷

     George was born at NY, USA, in 1825. He is age 45 athe 1870 census and 52 at the 1880 census.. He was the son of George M. Hotchkin and Harriet Curtis. He married Susan T. Unknown at Chatham, Columbia County, NY, USA, before 1867. George M. Hotchkin was employed circa 1870 as a Fireman and a Sheriff. He appeared on the census of 1870 at Troy, Rensselaer County, NY, USA. The census lists the family as: Hotchkin, Geo M., age 45; b NY, police officer; wife Susan, age 36, b NY; son Willie, age 3, b NY. Pg 5, Line 19, Fam 40.. He appeared on the census of 1880 at Troy, Rensselaer County, NY. The census lists the family as: Hotchkins, Geo M., 52 (1828), Deputy Sherriff, wife Susan T, 40, (1840), keep house; son william G., 13 (1867); Adeline Scott, 53 (1827), sister in law.. He died on 28 January 1887 at Troy, Rensselaer County, NY.

     George held a number of jobs in Troy during his later years. He was a watchman, a constable in the 4th Ward, a fireman and a deputy sheriff. The 1886 Troy City Directory has George working at 331 River, next to the 333 River address of Albert L., and living at 7 Harrison Pl where his son William G. is boarding. At the 1887-88 directory, is is listed as having died on 28 Jan, 1887, and Mrs George Hotchkin and son William G., a clerk, are living at 7 Harrison.

     George Mead Hotchkin was born on 25 July 1890 at Troy, Rensselaer County, NY, USA.¹ He was the son of William George Hotchkin and Hellena (Lena) E. Mehler. He resided at Troy, Rensselaer County, NY, in 1907. He married Mary Lorette Turner at Watervliet, Albany County, NY, USA, on 19 June 1912. George Mead Hotchkin appeared on the census of 1920 at Waterville, Oneida County, NY, USA. The census lists the family as: Hotchkin, Geo., age 29, b NY, President of Watervliet Travel; wife Mary L., age 29, b NY; dau Mary L., age 6, b NY; dau Jeanette, age 1 1/12, b NY; dau Josephine, age 1 1/12, b NY; grand father Simear Mullins, b Ireland; Jeanette and Josephine must be twins.. He married Madelyn Lourdes Allen at Cohoes, Albany County, NY, USA, on 9 April 1928.² He resided at Cohoes, Albany County, NY, in 1928. George Mead Hotchkin appeared on the census of 1930 at Cohoes, Albany County, NY. The census lists the family as: George Hotchkin, 39 (1890), married at 23, born NY, parents born NY, not employed; wife Madelyn, 30 (1899), married age 18, machinist for Steam Case; daughter Mary, age 16 (1913), single, born NY, clerical for Pad & Tablets; daughter Josephine, 11 (1918), single, born NY, not employed; stepson Harry Nealand, 12 (1917), single, born NY; stepson Carl Nealand, 11 (1918), single, born NY. It looks as if enumerator got off on employment lines and the above steam fitter job should be under George.. He was employed in 1948 as a Machinist. He died on 15 August 1976 at Cohoes, Albany County, NY, at age 86. His obituary gives a death date of Sunday evening 17 August..^1,3 He was buried at Saint Josephs Cemetery, at Waterford, Saratoga County, NY, USA, .

     George and Madeline are listed in the 1962 Cohoes City Directory, living at 196 Dartmouth. Madeline is in the 1971 directory but not in the 1972.

     George Myron Hotchkin was born in May 1885 at Oneida County, NY, USA.¹ He was the son of Miron F. Hotchkin and Julia E. Tripp. He married Maybelle J. Hanson at Clayville, Oneida County, NY, USA, on 15 January 1908.² George Myron Hotchkin was a Farmer circa 1915. He married Flora E. Johnson at Welland, Welland County, Ontario, Canada, on 3 February 1918. George Myron Hotchkin appeared on the census of 1920 at Paris Twp, Oneida County, NY, USA. The census lists the family as: George Hotchkin, 34 (1885), NY, parents born in NY, owns property free and clear, wife Flora, 36, NY, parents born NY; dau Reba, 2, NY.. He died on 25 May 1928 at Utica, Oneida County, NY, USA.³ He was buried at Sauquoit Valley Cemetery, at Clayville, Oneida County, NY, USA, .¹

     The 1900 census of Bridgewater Twp., Oneida Co., NY shows him with his parents Myron and Julie E. His son George says that dad was a farmer all his life. His birth and death dates were established by his gravestone in Sauquoit Valley Cemetery, Paris, NY Oneoda Co. Index, Vol 1, Pg 1, #5. A Will dated 11 June 1928 recognizes his mother Julia E. Hotchkin and wife Flora E. Hotchkin. At the time of his fathers death in 1915, he was living in Niagara Falls, NY.

      George Myron (Mike) Hotchkin generally used Mike as his first name. He was born on 17 January 1922 at Cassville, Paris Twp, Oneida County, NY, USA.² He was the son of George Myron Hotchkin and Flora E. Johnson. He married Dorothy Eileen Rohl at Paris Twp, Oneida County, NY, on 22 August 1942. Date from wedding announcement.. He resided at Paris Twp, Oneida County, NY, in 1992, at Cassville. George Myron (Mike) Hotchkin died on 14 January 2000 at Paris Twp, Oneida County, NY, at age 77.²

     This information came from George and his wife Dorothy. They say that he was named G. Myron and later change it to George. George has operated busineses all his life, gas station, farm supplies and refrigerator sales.³

     George Nelson Hotchkin was born on 4 May 1825 at Caledonia, Livingston County, NY, USA. He was the son of Augustus Hotchkin and Adaline Nelson. He married Elizabeth Converse Bixby at Rochester, Monroe County, NY, USA, on 3 September 1848.² George Nelson Hotchkin appeared on the census of 1850 at Caledonia, Livingston County, NY. The census lists the family as: At this census George and Eliza are living with Augustus Hotchkin and Eliza birth is not given.. He appeared on the census of 1860 at Rochester, Monroe County, NY, USA. The census lists the family as: George, 35, 1824, NY; Eliza, 34, 1825, NY; George, 7, 1852, NY; Frank, 5 1854, NY; Adelene, 3, 1856, NY.. Heserved during the Civil War. Reference: The 1869-1870 Directory of Monroe County, NY show that Augustus and George N. had adjacent farms. in 1869 at Brighton, Monroe County, NY, USA. He appeared on the census of 1870 at Rochester, Monroe County, NY. The census lists the family as: Hotchkin, George. 17 (1852), NY, at school; Frank, 15 (1854), NY, at school; Eliza F., 9, NY, at school; Anna, 4, NY, at home; Julia E., 2 (1867), NY, at home. There is no indication of their parents.. He appeared on the census of 1880 at Rochester, Monroe County, NY, USA. The census lists the family as: Hotchkin, George N., age 55, b NY, no occupation, f b CT, m b NY; son George A., age 27, b NY, Surveyor; son Frank, age 23, b NY, law student; dau Eliz. C., age 18, b NY, Keeping House; dau Anna, age 13, b PA, at home; dau Julia, age 11, b NY; dau Hattie, age 8, b NY; mother-in-law Fanny Bixby, age 80, b CT; Jessie Mowet, age 45, born in CAN, parents born in SCOT.. He lived in 1892 at Brighton, Monroe County, NY. Listed as a farmer, farming 53 acres. He appeared on the census of 1895 at Newark, Essex County, NJ, USA. The census lists the family as: George N. Hotchkins, over age 60; Frank Hotchkins, age 20 to 60; Anna, age 20 to 60; Julia, age 30 to 60; Harriet, age 20 to 60..

     An article in the Indiana Democrat dated April 1, 1895 says that the Hotchkin sisters: Eliza, Anna, Julia and Hattie put on an agreeable and wonderful exibittion at the Third Presbyterian Church. The instruments were Violins, guitars, Mandolin, Sither, Bells and Xylophone.
Another article in the Elyria Weekly Republican of Elyria, NY comments particularly on the whistling of Annie.
He died on 16 November 1895 at Elizabeth, Union County, NJ, USA, at age 70. George's death was announced in the Stevens Point Journal. He is refered to as the last servivor of 4 brothers who were famous for their traveling Bell Ringing shows. The article is headlined Elizabeth, NJ..^3,4 He was buried on 20 November 1895 at Mount Hope Cemetery, at Rochester, Monroe County, NY, USA, . Sec L, Lot 62.

     According to Old Days in Caledonia, George’s family was a musical troupe that, in the 1880’s, toured and acted all over the Western and Southern United States. The members of this troupe were his children, Frank, Elizabeth, Anna, Julia, and Hattie. From tracing the recorded deeds it was found that George and Elizabeth were living in Monroe Co., NY by 1860. George was involved in local politics in Rochester, NY and was an alderman for many years and a volunteer fireman with Genesee Hose Co., Number 8. The Rochester Union and Advertiser has a story regarding George receiving a hand carved, gold headed cane from Hose Co. No. 8 on 31 Oct 1861. George had a license to cut and sell ice from the river for many years. In April 1864 he moved to Titusville, PA to open a wholesale and retail liquor business, according to an article in the Union American. George volunteered for service in the Union Army from Sangerfield, NY and enlisted in Co. I, 26th Infantry, NY Volunteers, on 4 January 1862, at Utica, NY. George’s obituary published in the Rochester Union and Advertiser said that he died Saturday, at his home in Elizabeth, NJ, age 70 years. The story relates his volunteer fire experience and says that he was first with the celebrated Torrent, No. 2 team before joining Hose Group No. 8. George’s businesses were described as cattle shipping to the seaports and ice cutting on the river. He appears in the Rochester City Directories for the years 1869 through 1885. First, operating a Fancy Store and then in 1871 he is listed as in the ice business with a partner, George Toombs. His business address was 51 Mt. Hope and his home, 53 Mt. Hope. Later he is at 37 Mt. Hope and in 1875 his business is listed at 175 Exchange and his home at 4 Hubbell. Starting in 1876, his home is listed as 30 Adams, and this directory shows his son Frank as a business partner. At all the addresses he is boarding his brother’s Albert and Alfred. The 188485 Directory calls him a farmer with an address on N. Magnolia St.

     George Nichols Hotchkin is the son of Michael George Hotchkin and Barbara Simmons Claflin.

     George Putnam Hotchkin was born on 2 September 1838 at Waterville, Oneida County, NY, USA.¹ He was the son of Mark Caldwell (M. C.) Hotchkin and Catherine M. Springer. George Putnam Hotchkin was a Private, andserved in Batt'y C, 3rd NY Art'y, during the Civil War.² He married Melissa Collins at Waterville, Oneida County, NY, circa 1864.² He married Mariah Mann at Syracuse, Onondaga County, NY, USA, on 25 December 1867.² George Putnam Hotchkin appeared on the census of 1870 at Sangerfield, Oneida County, NY, USA. The census lists the family as: Hotchkin, George, age 32, harness maker, b NY, wife Maria, age 22, b Eng., son Frank, age 1; and an unrelated female.. He resided at Utica, Oneida County, NY, USA, in 1891. His Employment is described as a Burnis.. He appeared on the census of 1900 at Sangerfield, Oneida County, NY. The census lists the family as: Hotchkins, George, age 61, born Sep 1838 in NY; wife Mariah, age 55, born Oct 1844 in Eng; servant Annie Brady, age 37, single, born Apr 1863 in NY; boarder Wm Lawrance, age 65, born Oct 1834 in NY; boarder Geo Morris, age 30, born May 1870 in NY.. He resided at Waterville, Oneida County, NY, in 1900. He died on 12 July 1908 at Waterville, Oneida County, NY, at age 69.^3,4,5,6,7 He was buried at Brookline, Norfolk County, MA, USA, . Buried with his daughter Adelaide Mason..

     George was a lifetime resident of the Waterville area in Oneida Co., NY and a Saddler by trade. He joined the Union Army at Elmira, NY on 14 May 1861 in Co. I, 26th Infantry Regt, New York Volunteers as a Corporal. He was discharged at Utica, NY as a Sergeant on 28 May 1863 then he reenlisted on 28 March 1864 as a Private in Battery C, 3rd Light Artillery, New York Volunteers and was honorably discharged at Syracuse, NY on 14 July 1865. During his first enlistment he was wounded in the head and the left hip by buckshot, in a battle near Fredrickburg, VA on 13 December 1862. The files show him taken to a hospital at Falmouth. In one of George's Pension applications he says, "I cannot tell just where I incurred disease of heart and liver, but never suffered from them, to my knowledge, before 1863; but have been troubled with them since 1864 or 1865. They are not due to vicious habits and in my opinion are permanent." In another Pension Application, dated 5 May 1902, he said that he was a Heel Finisher in a shoe factory, that his height was 5 feet, 4 1/2 inches, eyes black and hair black-gray, his complexion was dark and he identified scars as a gun shot wound on his left side above the hip. A pension document dated 28 May 1901 identifies his three children and gives their dates of birth.
     George P. Hotchkin was the Grantee of two properties in 1878, Oneida Co; Libr 379, pg 138, dated 20 May from Nettie Mueready and the second, Libr 379, pg 140 from Geo. H. Mueready by Guardian.
     The 1869 Gazetteer and Business Directory of Oneida Co. lists George P. as a manufacturer and dealer of trunks and home blankets, located at the corner of Main and White streets.

     George W. Hotchkin was born on 29 March 1816 at Sangerfield, Oneida County, NY, USA. 1900 census gives March 1816, age 64. At the 1860 census, the enumerator wrote in Sangerfield as the place of birth.¹ He was the son of Eli Hodgkin and Elizabeth (Betsey) Drury. George W. Hotchkin appeared on the census of 1840 at Chenango, Broome County, NY, USA. The census lists the family as: G. W. Hotchkin, 1 male under 5, 1 male 5 to 10, 2 male 20 to 30, 1 male 30 to 40; 1 female under 5, 1 female 10 to 15, 1 female 20 to 30. This doesn't seem to fit this George W.. He married Elizabeth Warner at Albion, Orleans County, NY, USA, on 16 September 1841. Several Rochester newspapers announced their 50 th wedding anniversary giving their marriage date.. George W. Hotchkin appeared on the census of 1850 at Albion, Orleans County, NY. The census lists the family as: G. W. Hotchkin, age 34, b NY, saddle and harness maker, wife Elizabeth, age 31, b NY; son James, age 3, b NY, living with him, Joseph Morris, age 24, VT and Abram Anderson, age 25, also saddle makers. 1860 Census, Albion, Orleans Co., NY, Pg 975, George W. Hotchkins, age 41, harness maker, b Sangerfield, NY; wife Elizabeth, age 37, b Ogdensburgh, NY; son James W., age 13, born Albion, NY; dau Elizabeth W., age 9, born Albion, NY; son George R., age 11/12, b Albion, NY 1880 Census, Albion, Orleans Co., NY, George Hotchkin, age 63, b NY, truss maker, father and mother b CT; wife Elizabeth, age ?8, b NY, father b Eng. mother b CT; son Roessle G., truss maker, age 20, b NY 1900 Census, Albion, Albion Twp, Orleans Co., NY, 58 E. State Street, 207 97 14 78; Hotchkin, George W.,age 84, b Mar, 1816, living alone; father b unk, mother b NY.
. He appeared on the census of 1860 at Albion, Orleans County, NY. The census lists the family as: Hotchkins, George W., 41, 1818, NY; Elizabeth, 37, 1822, NY; James W., 13, 1846, NY; Elizabeth W., 9, 1850, NY; George R, 11/12.. He appeared on the census of 1880 at Albion, Orleans County, NY. The census lists the family as: Hotchkin, George W., 63 (1817), NY, truss maker; wife Elizabeth W., 58 (1822), NY, keep house; Roselle G., 20 (1860), NY, truss maker.. He appeared on the census of 1900 at Albion, Orleans County, NY, USA. The census lists the family as: George W. Hotchkins, Head, living by himself, Mar 1816, 64, widow, born NY, fathers birth unknown, mothers birth NY.. George died on 29 November 1903 at Albion, Orleans County, NY, at age 87.² He was buried at Mount Albion Cemetery, at Albion, Orleans County, NY, USA, . Listed as Hotchkiss on cemetery records. they are buried in Site 764 Myrtle..

     George W. Hotchkin has been assigned as a son of Eli based on a statement in the 1860 census of Albion that he was born in Sangerfield, NY and that Eli had an unaccounted for son of that age according to the 1820 census and the additional information that George W. Hotchkin had a Oneida Co. real estate transaction with Eli Hotchkin and wife. At this transaction George is the Grantee from Eli, dated 2 November 1839, Libr 94, pg 143. There is also an Oneida Co. transaction of George W. and Elizabeth Hotchkin to Alanson B. Cady on 4 May 1844, Liber 115, pg 106. Ada Marie Peck, A History of the Hanover Society, show a listing of school children in Sangerfield, District #8 and Eli Hotchkin has 5; which could include George W. as Josiah B. is married by the 1830 census and living in Camden, Oneida Co., NY. The 1820 census of Sangerfield gives Eli, four sons, which could also include him. There is also a possibility that George is a son of Noah, as a George W. Hotchkin was a witness to Noah III Will.
     The 1860 census of Albion is unusual in that the census taker wrote down the town or city where each individual was born and for George he gave Sangerfield, NY. Obituaries were published on George in the Orleans Republican, 2 December 1903 and the Orleans American, 3 December 1903. These say that he was found dead in his bed at his home on East State Street. The Orleans American refers to him as Dr. Hotchkin, probably because he had been in the Truss business for many years. The obituary calls him an expert in that business. According to the article, two sons survived him; Roselle, of Rochester, engaged in the perfume business and James, of New York City. The Will document says that James lived in New Jersey. The obituary also lists a granddaughter who lives in the west. Reynolds & Flintham at Christ Church conducted the funeral and he was buried at Mt. Albion where his wife Elizabeth was buried. George and Elizabeth are listed on Mt. Albion Cemetery records as Hatchkin and there are no gravestones. The family must have moved to Albion prior to 1847 as the oldest son James was born in Albion in that year. George bought 1/2 acre of land on State Street in 1849 and transferred it to his son George R. the day after Elizabeth died. The 1869 Orleans County Business Directory, published by Child lists George as a maker of saddles, harness and trusses and in business with James J. Mustill on Main Street.
     George is listed in the Rochester City Directory of 1875-76 as a spring less truss and supporter maker, with a business address of 145 Powers Bldg and his home in Albion. He continues to appear in the Rochester directories until 1878 when the directory says that he has, “removed to Albion."
     There is a G. W. Hotchkin shown in the 1840 census of Chenango, Broome Co., NY with one male under 5, one male 5 to 10, two males 20 to 30, and one male 30 to 40; one female under 5, one female 10 to 15, one female 20 to 30, and one female 30 to 40. George W. Hotchkin is also listed as a Guardian for a minor child in the Will of Noah III, so it is possible that George could be a son of Noah. The Will and the probate advertisement do not give any relationship.
     The 1855 Census of Orleans Co, NY, Town of Albion’s has:George W. Hotchkin age 39, born Oneida Co, NY, Saddle/harness maker, Elizabeth M. wife, age 36, born St Lawrence Co, NY, James, son, age 8, born Orleans Co, Elizabeth W., dau, age 4, born Orleans Co., NY.

     George Wheeler Hotchkin was born on 11 September 1922 at Norwich, Chenango County, NY, USA.¹ He was the son of Luther Forrest (Bud) Hotchkin and Lola Wheeler. George Wheeler Hotchkin was a Lt, andserved in US Air Force, during the World War II. He was promoted from 2nd LT to 1st LT for more than 25 missions over Europe in a B-17. He married Mary Lee Gibbons at Syracuse, Onondaga County, NY, USA, on 4 November 1950. Married at the Lady of Lourdes Church..² George Wheeler Hotchkin died on 31 October 1971 at Norwich, Chenango County, NY, at age 49.^3,4

     A memorial is found to George at the Rogers Environmental Park in Sherbourne, NY. It says that he graduated from Syracuse University and worked 21 years for General Laboratories. He was a nature lover, so his father Forrest (Bud) established a Library as a memorial to his name. Social Security records confirm his birth and death dates.

     George William Hotchkin was born on 30 September 1909 at Tecumseh, Johnson County, NE, USA.^1,2 He was the son of William Smith (Will) Hotchkin and Emma Lucinda Kinman. George William Hotchkin appeared on the census of 1930 at Detroit, Wayne County, MI, USA. The census lists the family as: Geeoge is single, age 20, living with sister Ival and her husband Kenneth Speakman, age 26.. He married Harriet Eunice Hammer at Defiance, Defiance County, OH, USA, on 21 December 1933. He resided at Plymouth, Wayne County, MI, USA, in 1992. George William Hotchkin died on 28 June 2002 at Plymouth, Wayne County, MI, at age 92.^3,4 He was buried at Riverside Cemetery, at Plymouth, Wayne County, MI, USA, .

     George and his wife Harriet lived in Plymouth, MI and are the source of much of the information on his parents and siblings. This kind of help is always appreciated and the Hotchkin family has very few members who are interested in gathering and saving their family history.
     His obituatry says, "He came to Plymouth in 1930 from Detroit. He was a member of the First United Methodist Church in Plymouth for over 50 years. His family homestead was in Nebraska where he grew up as one of twelve children. He enjoyed woodworking, coin collecting, and gardening. He liked to make pine-cone wreaths and traveling from east coast to west coast. He was a great handyman and enjoyed being a jack of all trades".

     George William Hotchkin was born, according to conflicting information, on 26 July 1835.³ He was born on 12 January 1836 at Berkshire County, MA, USA.¹ He was the son of Frederic Hotchkin and Nancy Mary Mattoon. George William Hotchkin appeared on the census of 1860 at Lee, Berkshire County, MA, USA. The census lists the family as: George W. Hotchkiss, 25, born MA, living with brother Frederic.. He was registered for Civil War Draft on on 1 July 1863 at 10th Congressional District, Lee, Berkshire County, MA, USA.⁴ He married Janette Martha Perry at Lee, Berkshire County, MA, on 17 December 1865.^5,6,7 According to conflicting evidence, he married Janette Martha Perry at Winsted, Litchfield County, CT, USA, on 10 December 1866.¹ George William Hotchkin appeared on the census of 1880 at Winchester, Litchfield County, CT, USA. The census lists the family as: Hotchkin, George, 43 (1837), MA, Laborer, unemployed two months that year, both parents born in MA; wife Jennett, 42, (1838), keep house, CT, father born in NY, mother born in PA; son Walter, 7 (1873), born in MA, at school; son Willie, 6 (1874), CT, at school; stepson Frederick Perry, 21, clerk in knife factory, born in Iowa.. He lived in 1906 at Torrington, Litchfield County, CT, USA. He is listed in the 1906 City Directory and boards off Main and Railroad, Daytonville. He died after 1906 at CT, USA. George was still alive when his wife Janette died in March of 1896 and at the 1906 City Directory..

     The Cleveland Family Genealogy, says that George was the second husband of Janette Martha Perry, the adopted daughter of George Perry and Catherine Reynolds. This genealogy gives the birth dates of the two sons, but not the location of their births; it also gives George's parents as Frederic and Nancy Mattoon Hotchkin.⁸

     Georgiana F. Hotchkin is the daughter of Aubrey Earl Hotchkin Sr. and Bertha Hecox.

     Georgienne was born at NY, USA, in October 1875. According to 1900 census.. She was the daughter of William A. Hotchkin and Cornelia A. Spencer. She married William Hartter at Rochester, Monroe County, NY, USA, in 1897. She resided at Rochester, Monroe County, NY, in 1900. Georgienne A. Hotchkin died before 1930 at Detroit, Wayne County, MI, USA. William is shown as widower at the 1930 census..

     Gerald Leo Hotchkin was born on 14 March 1911 at Jasper County, IA, USA.¹ He was the son of James Alfred Hotchkin and Mary Frances Duggan. He married Martha Tamer(Dolly) Eames on 15 September 1935. Gerald Leo Hotchkin died on 2 August 1955 at age 44.²

     Gerald Thomas Hotchkin is the son of Gerald Leo Hotchkin and Martha Tamer(Dolly) Eames. He married Dorothy Marie Peak at IA, USA, on 10 April 1965.

     Geraldine Joan Hotchkin is the daughter of Harold Donald Hotchkin Sr. and Charlotte Marguerite (Lottie) Leek. She married Byron Holt Bogart at Washington, Warren County, NJ, USA, on 11 March 1955.

     Geri Dawn Hotchkin is the daughter of Max Bertrand Hotchkin and Rhea J. Watson. She married Timothy Joseph Freeman on 10 June 1984.

     Gertrude J. Hotchkin was born in 1902 at CT, USA. She was the daughter of Walter Raymond Hotchkin and Minnie Bushey. Gertrude J. Hotchkin appeared on the census of 1910 at Torrington, Litchfield County, CT, USA. The census lists the family as: With her brother Ernest, living with the Bushey family..

      Gilbert Eugene Hotchkin generally used Eugene as his first name. He was born on 27 March 1871 at Lenox, Berkshire County, MA, USA.^1,2 He was the son of Cornelia M. Hotchkin. He married Dora Lavina Stillson at CT, USA, circa 1901. Gilbert Eugene Hotchkin appeared on the census of 1920 at Bridgeport, Fairfield County, CT, USA. The census lists the family as: Hotchkin, Gilbert E., 48, b MA; wife Dora L., 38, b CT; dau Ella C., 18, b CT; dau Ruth E., 13, b CT; boarder Ethel Cottrell, 20, b CT.. He appeared on the census of 1930 at Stratford, Fairfield County, CT, USA. The census lists the family as: G. Eugene Hotchkin, 58 (1871), MA, parents born in MA, $7500, married at 29, works in lumber yard; wife Dora L., 49 (1880), married at 20, born CT, parents born in CT. He died on 4 October 1955 at Concord, Merrimack County, NH, USA, at age 84. Obituary is published in the Bridgeport Telegraph on Thursday Oct 6 1955. It said that he was originally from Bridgeport, CT. He worked 42 years for A. W. Burritt Lumber Co before moving to Concord. He is survived by wife Doris Stillson Hotchkins, a daughter Mrs Walter Maher of Concord, and a granddaughter Mrs Lowell Harrison of Canyon, TX..³ He was buried at New Andover (Long Hill Road) Cemetery, at Andover, Tolland County, CT, USA, . His obituary does not say where Long Hill Cemetery is located but this is the only one that the Compiler could find..

     Eugene is listed in the Bridgeport 1920 and 1923 City Directories. He and Ella work for A W Burritt Co. They both live at 17 Hayes. In the 1923 directory Dora is listed with him. His obituary is published in the Bridgeport Telegram, Thursday October 6 1955. This publication says that he originally was from Bridgeport, NH. Records in Lenox, MA show Eugene Gilbert's birth to his mother Cornelia as illegitimate.

     Glen Hotchkin was born on 16 May 1902 at Central City, Merrick County, NE, USA.^1,2,3 He was the son of William Smith (Will) Hotchkin and Emma Lucinda Kinman. He married Grace Unknown. He resided at South Lake Tahoe, El Dorado County, CA, USA, in 1992. Glen Hotchkin died on 11 May 1997 at South Lake Tahoe, El Dorado County, CA, at age 94.^2,3

     His brother George supplied the information and said that as of 1990, Glen lived at South Lake Tahoe, Ca. According to George W., Glenn and his wife did not have children. George gives his birth year as 1903 but CA Death Index says 1902.

     Glenn T. Hotchkin is the son of Thomas Bartoo Hotchkin and Thelma (Teddy) Irene Sickinger. He married Catherin A. McDonald at Orange County, CA, USA, on 10 March 1984.¹

     Grace Hotchkin was born in August 1867 at IA, USA. She was the daughter of James Kimball Hotchkin and Barbara Rachel Murrow. Grace Hotchkin appeared on the census of 1880 at Shell Rock, Butler County, IA, USA. The census lists the family as: W. W. Murray, 36, born OH, father born Scotland, mother born unk, butter manufacture; wife Emeretta, 34, born IA, parents born NY; niece Grace Hotchkin, 12, born IA, father born NY, mother born OH.. She married Allen (Alan) W. Perry, son of James S. Perry and Lydia M. Unknown, in 1889. Grace Hotchkin appeared on the census of 1920 at Cherokee, Cherokee County, IA, USA. The census lists the family as: Grace Hotchkin, 65 (1854), IA, parents born in OH, she is a patient at the State Hospital. Shown as married.. She appeared on the census of 1930 at Cherokee, Cherokee County, IA. The census lists the family as: Grace is still in the State Hospital for the insane but is listed as age 63 (1866), born in NY, parents born in NY. She is shown as widowed..

     There is no clear evidence as to Grace's mother.

     Grace Bell (Tillie) Hotchkin was born on 16 October 1918 at Chicago, Cook County, IL, USA. This birth record and name seems confusing and the Compiler may have an error. The birth record says that this is the first birth of this mother.^1,2 She was the daughter of Frank Earnest Hotchkin and Matilda Frichow Firhon. Grace Bell (Tillie) Hotchkin died on 20 March 1993 at Chicago, Cook County, IL, at age 74. The Chicago Tribune Obituary Index 1988-1997 give her death date as 22 Mar 1993..¹ She was buried on 23 March 1993 at Mount Glenwood Memory Gardens, at Chicago, Cook County, IL, USA, . Lot 571, Sec E, Grave 5.

     It is reported that she was born with physical and mental deficiencies and spent all her life in an institution.

     Gregory Hotchkin is the son of Hugh Miller Hotchkin Jr. and Deanna Unknown.

     Gregory Otis Hotchkin is the son of Max Bertrand Hotchkin and Rhea J. Watson. He married Cynthia Alene Center at MI, USA, on 1 September 1978.¹

     Grenda Jeanette Hotchkin was born on 24 November 1893 at Waterville, Oneida County, NY, USA. The 1900 census says born Nov 1893.¹ She was the daughter of Frank Marion Hotchkin and Mary (Maggie) Margaret Griffith. Grenda Jeanette Hotchkin was employed in 1910 as a Telephone Operator. She married Laurence Henry Ennis on 23 July 1913 at Chicago, Cook County, IL, USA. Both married at age 19 according to the 1930 census of Clay, NY. Marriage records give his ageas 21 and her 19..² She resided at Brewerton, Onondaga County, NY, USA, circa 1930. Grenda Jeanette Hotchkin and Laurence Henry Ennis were divorced in 1940 at NY, USA. She married John L. Parker at NY after 1940. Grenda Jeanette Hotchkin died on 2 November 1984 at Brewerton, Onondaga County, NY, at age 90. Exact date in obituary.¹ She was buried at Hillside Cemetery, at Central Square, Oswego County, NY, USA, .

     The 1910 Chicago City Directory shows her living with her mother at 770 East 41st Street, Chicago, and says that she is a phone operator. The Hotchkin Family Reunion Notes have a letter from Grenda describing her ancestors.

     Guerdon was born at Parksville, Sullivan County, NY, USA, on 4 March 1870. The 1900 census gives a birth date of March 1872.. He was the son of Seth Hotchkin and Fanny Twaddell. He married Paulina Baker at East Branch, Delaware County, NY, USA, on 6 May 1896.² Guerdon Seth Hotchkin appeared on the census of 1900 at Hancock Twp, Delaware County, NY, USA. The census lists the family as: Hotchkin, Gurdon S., Mar 1872, 28, b NY; wife Lina B., apr 1860, 40, b NY, married 4 years, 3 children, 2 living; son Malcolm, Jul 1897, 2, b NY; son Kenneth, May 1900, b NY.. He resided at Hancock Twp, Delaware County, NY, in 1900. He appeared on the census of 1910 at Colchester, Delaware County, NY, USA. The census lists the family as: Gurdon S. Hotchkin, 40 (1869), married once, 40 years, NY, parents NY, farmer; wife Paulina, 47, married once, 3 children 2 living, NY, parents Germany; son Malcom G., 12, NY.. He appeared on the census of 1920 at Colchester, Delaware County, NY. The census lists the family as: Gurdon S. Hotchkin, 48, born NY, parents born NY, no occupation; wife Pauline, 58, born NY, parents born germany, no occupation; son Malcolm, 22, single, born NY, truck driver.. He appeared on the census of 1920 at Colchester, Delaware County, NY. The census lists the family as: Gurdon S. Hotchkin, 48 (1871), NY, no occupation, parents born in NY; wife Pauline, 58, NY, parents born in Germany; son Malcolm, 22, NY, truck driver.. He died on 14 May 1926 at Delhi, Delaware County, NY, USA, at age 56. A June 4th 1926 edition of the Oneonda Star says that he died a couple of weeks ago after amputation of one of his legs and son Malcolm was moving from Andes to operate his father's farm "up the little Delaware River.".³ He was buried at East Branch Cemetery, at East Branch, Delaware County, NY, USA, . They were removed from Granton Cemetery for the Cannonville Reservoir and moved to East Branch Cemetery..

     At the 1880 Census of Liberty and the 1892 Census of Delhi, he was living with his mother and her second husband Luther Hotchkin. Fanny Tompkins testified at the probate of Francis Hotchkin's Will in 1887 that Gurdon was living in Cannonsville, Delaware Co., NY.
     According to his death certificate he had resided in Delhi for four years, and was a farmer. He died of peritonitis after amputation of his leg.

     Gunnar Randall Hotchkin was born on 23 December 1978 at IL, USA. Public Records. He was the son of Lyle Randall (Randy) Hotchkin and Christine Unknown. Gunnar Randall Hotchkin died on 16 June 2010 at Afghanistan at age 31. Pfc. Gunnar R. Hotchkin, 31, of Naperville, Ill. died June 16 at North Kunduz, Afghanistan, of wounds suffered when insurgents attacked his unit with an improvised explosive device. He was assigned to the 161st Engineer Support Company, 27th Engineer Battalion (Combat) (Airborne), 20th Engineer Brigade, 18th Airborne Corps, Fort Bragg, N.C. He leaves his wife, Erin and three children. He is survived by his wife, Erin; his three children, Taylor, Ethan and Tristan; his brother, Kurt; his parents, Christine and Randall; his niece and nephew; and his grandmother, Ly Hotchkin.. He was buried at Fairmont-Willow Springs Cemetery, at Willow Springs, Cook County, IL, USA, .

     Gunnar was awarded the Bronze Star.

     Gurdon Beriah Hotchkin MD was born on 12 November 1830 at Clinton, Oneida County, NY, USA. He was the son of Beriah Bishop Hotchkin DD Rev and Elizabeth Alice Fitch. He was baptized at Utica, Oneida County, NY, USA, on 16 January 1831. At the 1st Presbyterian Church.. Gurdon Beriah Hotchkin MD was graduated on 31 March 1855 from Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, PA, USA. He received a Doctorate Degree in medicine. He married Sarah Jane Cochran at Media, Delaware County, PA, USA, on 15 November 1855. Gurdon Beriah Hotchkin MD appeared on the census of 1860 at Media, Delaware County, PA. The census lists the family as: Hotchkin, G. B., 29, 1830, NY; Sarah J., 26, 1830, PA, living in home of Ann Cochran, 57, and dau Violette, 25.. He was a Asst Surgeon, andserved in Co F, 1st PA Reserve CAV, during the Civil War. He appeared on the census of 1870 at Saxton, Bedford County, PA, USA. The census lists the family as: Hotchkin, G. B., 39 (1839), NY, Way Master; Sarah J., 37 (1832), PA, keeping house; Elizabeth A., 6 (1863), PA; William R., 2, PA; male infant, 1/12, born PA; Ann Cochran.. He appeared on the census of 1880 at Huntingdon, Huntingdon County, PA, USA. The census lists the family as: Hotchkin, Gueden, 49 (1831), NY, Physician; wife Sarah, 46 (1834), PA, keep house; dau Elizabeth, 16 (1864), PA, at school; son William, 11 (1869), PA, at school.. He appeared on the census of 1900 at Altoona, Blair County, PA, USA. The census lists the family as: Gurdon B. Hotchkin, Nov 1830, 69, widow, born NY, father born NY, mother born VT; medical doctor; dau Lizzie A., Sep 1863. 36, single, born NY.. He appeared on the census of 1910 at Huntingdon, Huntingdon County, PA, USA. The census lists the family as: Gurdon B. Hotchkin, 79 (1830), wd, NY, dau Elizabeth A., 47, PA.. He died on 12 March 1915 at Altoona, Blair County, PA, at age 84. Died at age 85 after a fall in which he broke his right hip. The obituary says that he served as a surgeon though out the Civil War..

     In the NEHGR, Vol 85, William Rowland Hotchkin, writes that Gurdon was a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania in 1855 and received his MD degree from that University. He served as the chief physician and surgeon of the First Pennsylvania Volunteer Calvery at the outbreak of the Civil War, and later chief surgeon of that regiment until the end of the war. Gurdon was active in religious and temperance work and wrote a number of books which are listed in the footnotes. William Rowland Hotchkin says that, "He was an organizer and teacher of a Sabbath School for Negroes." The family moved to Saxton, PA after the close of the Civil War.³