Eli Albert & Lucy A. (Hoy) Sampson

Anemia Fatal To Lucy H. Sampson

Aged Jackson Township Woman Ill Four Weeks;

Funeral is Tuesday

Mrs. Lucy Hoy Sampson, 84, widow of Eli Albert Sampson,

died at 5:50 o'clock Sunday morning at her

home in Jackson township.

She had been ill for the past four weeks from anemia.

A native of Jackson township, Mrs. Sampson was born on

Dec. 19, 1855, the daughter of Abraham and Mary (Fellers) Hoy.

She was married on Sept. 1, 1881, to Mr. Sampson.

He preceded her in death on March 30, 1932.

Seven children were born to the union and four are living.

They are Mrs. Edith White, who had been caring for her mother;

Fred Sampson of Delaware township;

Mrs. Anna Riter, Marion township,

and Virgil Sampson, of Jackson township.

Those dead are Mrs. Agnes Smith, Mrs. Golda Price

and another daughter in infancy.

Mrs. Sampson was one of a family of 12 children.

Her death leaves only a brother, Rufus Hoy, of Urbana, Ill.

Also surviving are 14 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.
Mrs. Sampson was a member of the Union Chapel in Jackson

township until the church was abandoned.

Funeral services will be conducted at 2 o'clock

Tuesday afternoon in the Houcktown Methodist church

with Rev. L. H. Naumann, pastor of St. Paul's Evangelical church,

Findlay, officiating. He will be assisted by Rev. Russell Hawk.

Interment will be in Houcktown cemetery.
The body was taken to the Miles funeral home and returned

Sunday evening to the residence in Jackson township

where it will remain until time for rites.

Republican Courier;

Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio

Monday

July 1, 1940

E. H. Sampson (30-Born Maryland) is residing with his wife Mary (29-Born Ohio)

and their children; Eli A. (5- Born Ohio), Anna (4-Born Ohio), Mary L., (2-Born Ohio)

Eli Sampson (15-Born in Maryland) is residing at the home of Jacob & Mary Orwick, and their

children: Calista (22 and Single), Rachel (18), Mary (16), John (11), David (9) and Wilibie (3).

Also Living with the Orwick Family, are Eli's siblings, Annie Sampson (14-Ohio),

Note: On February 16, 1871, Calista Orwick became the bride of Alexander Hoy,

is residing with his sister, Anna R. Bibler (24), and her husband G. R. Bibler (30-Farmer),

Wm F. Bibler (5), John H. Bibler (4), and Lora D. Bibler (2). Also Living with the Bibler's,

are Anna's Brother, Hinkle E. Sampson (16), her sister, Laura F. Sampson (21),

Albert Sampson (44-Feb. 1855-MD) is living with his wife, Lucy (44-Dec. 1855-OH)

and their children: Edith M., (16-July 1883-OH), Agnes R., (15-Nov. 1884-OH),