Obituaries of burlington people - Town of Burlington

of Burlington, & Clayton E. of Lee, Mass. 2 daughters, Mrs. Ethel H.Rowe of Simsbury & Mrs.George H.Butler of Old Saybrook; 2 grandchildren; 6 great-grandchildren, and one great-greatgrandchild.Burial in Center Cemetery, Burlington, CT.HODGE, MERTON RAY, 75 of 79 Hopmeadow St. Simsbury, formerly of Burlington,prominent engineer and surveyor, died 5-7-1967. Born in Burlington, 1-20-1892 Mr. Hodge livedthere most of his life, representing Burlington in State Legislature in 1934; until he moved toSimsbury to live with his sister. He operated his own engineering and surveying office inUnionville since 1925. He leaves a brother, Clayton E. of Lee, Mass. and 2 sisters, Mrs. EthelH.Rowe of Simsbury & Mrs. George Butler of Old Saybrook. Burial in Center Cemetery,Burlington, CT.HODGE, PHILIP GAYLORD, succumbed to a malignant disease that kept him confined to hisroom for 18 months, d.6-3-1930. He was born in Burlington 12-14-1860, within a quarter mile ofhis late home, son of the late Woodbridge & Lucretia Hodge. He leaves his wife, (married 1-7-1891) the former Miss Lena Alderman; 2 sons, Merton & Clayton, both of Burlington; twodaughters, Mrs. Charles Rowe of Simsbury & Mrs. George Butler of Riverton; a brother, WatsonR. of Avon, and a sister, Mrs. James Webster of Bristol, & two grandchildren, Kenneth &Millicent Butler. Burial in Center Cemetery, Burlington, CT.HODGE, WATSON, 75, died 1-1934 at his home in Avon. Uncle of Merton & Clayton Hodgeof this community. Mr. Hodge was a son of Woodbridge & Harriet L.Hodge, and was born inBurlington, 9-17-1858. He was married 4-1883 to Ida Miller, who, with one son, Ernest MillerHodge, survives him. Most of Mr. Hodges' life was spent in Avon, on the farm where he died.Burial in Cider Brook Cemetery, Avon, CT.HOGAN, MABEL C. (Casson) 77, wife of Morris B. of Covey Road, died. Born in Harwinton7-4-1906, she was the daughter of the late Walter and Catherine (Dohman) Casson. In additionto her husband, she is survived by a sister, Mary Shepardson of Beums Point, N.Y.; a brother,Edward Cason of Torrington. Burial in St. Francis Cemetery, Torrington, CT.HOGAN, MORRIS B. 87, widower of Mabel (Casson) Hogan, died 9-27-1989. Born inHarwinton, 2-22-1902, he was the owner of Hogan Cider Mill. He served 32 years in the StateLegislature and 29 years on the Burlington Board of Finance. Burial in St. Francis Cemetery,Torrington, CT.HOGAN, RICHARD A. 92, of Route 4, Burlington died 4-3-1985. He was born 3-13-1893, inHarwinton, a son of the late Patrick and Marion (Morris) Hogan. He was a partner with hisbrother of Hogan's Farm 74 years, retiring in 1982. He is survived by a brother, Morris B. ofBurlington. Burial at New St. Francis Cemetery, Torrington, CT.HOHBEIN, ANNA(Marwedel) died 4-6-1933 at her home in the Riverside School District, wifeof William Hoblein, mother to Mrs. Ernest (Helen) Alderman; a sister Mrs. Leo (Ruby) Daniels,both of Burlington; two brothers, Frank of Plainville, and Earl of N.Y.C. She was born inGermany, 9-7-1866, residing in Burlington since childhood. She married William in 1890.HOHBEIN, EARL W. of Wayne, PA formerly of Burlington, died 10-11-1961. He was born inBurlington, 5-23-1904, a son of Mr. and Mrs. William Hohbein. He received a law degree fromFordham University. He is survived by his wife, Adella (Brown) Hohbein, a son Earl B. ofWayne, a brother, Frank W. of Plainville, and two sisters, Mrs. Ernest Alderman and Mrs. LeoDaniels, both of Collinsville. Burial in Village Cemetery, Collinsville, CT.HOHBEIN, WILLIAM, died 1-1936. Mr. Hohbein was born in Germany, came to the U.S. andsettled in Burlington at the age of 17. At his death he was member of the Board of Education,and Justice of the Peace. Twice he represented the town in the Legislature. He was long aforeman in the Collins Company, and active in the German Lutheran Church. He leaves twosons, Frank of Plainville and Earl of NYC. Two daughters, Mrs. Leo (Ruby) Daniels & Mrs.Ernest (Helen) Alderman.HOLCOMB, SARAH S. died 10-19-1958. She was born in Burlington, 8-15-1870, a daughterof Gilbert and Caroline (Wilkinson) Holcomb. A member of Trinity Episcopal Church, Collinsville.She leaves severaL cousins. Burial in Collinsville Cemetery, Collinsville, CT.56