Son of John Hoke &
Barbara [Quickel] Hoke
Married Frances Burton
May 8, 1833
Lincoln Co., NC
OBITUARY:
Sept. 13, 1844, Charlotte Journal
DEATH OF MICHAEL HOKE, ESQ.
We regret to have to announce
the death of MICHAEL HOKE, ESQ.,
of Lincolnton, which took place
in Charlotte on Monday night,
after an indisposition of about
10 days. He was enjoying his
usual health when he came to
Charlotte to attend oour
Superior Court, when he had an
attack of Bilious Fever.
COL. HOKE was respected by many
in this community. He has left a
wife, who was absent at the North,
and several children and a large
circles and friends to mourn his
loss.
Barbara [Quickel] Hoke
Married Frances Burton
May 8, 1833
Lincoln Co., NC
OBITUARY:
Sept. 13, 1844, Charlotte Journal
DEATH OF MICHAEL HOKE, ESQ.
We regret to have to announce
the death of MICHAEL HOKE, ESQ.,
of Lincolnton, which took place
in Charlotte on Monday night,
after an indisposition of about
10 days. He was enjoying his
usual health when he came to
Charlotte to attend oour
Superior Court, when he had an
attack of Bilious Fever.
COL. HOKE was respected by many
in this community. He has left a
wife, who was absent at the North,
and several children and a large
circles and friends to mourn his
loss.
Son of John Hoke &
Barbara [Quickel] Hoke
Married Frances Burton
May 8, 1833
Lincoln Co., NC
OBITUARY:
Sept. 13, 1844, Charlotte Journal
DEATH OF MICHAEL HOKE, ESQ.
We regret to have to announce
the death of MICHAEL HOKE, ESQ.,
of Lincolnton, which took place
in Charlotte on Monday night,
after an indisposition of about
10 days. He was enjoying his
usual health when he came to
Charlotte to attend oour
Superior Court, when he had an
attack of Bilious Fever.
COL. HOKE was respected by many
in this community. He has left a
wife, who was absent at the North,
and several children and a large
circles and friends to mourn his
loss.
Barbara [Quickel] Hoke
Married Frances Burton
May 8, 1833
Lincoln Co., NC
OBITUARY:
Sept. 13, 1844, Charlotte Journal
DEATH OF MICHAEL HOKE, ESQ.
We regret to have to announce
the death of MICHAEL HOKE, ESQ.,
of Lincolnton, which took place
in Charlotte on Monday night,
after an indisposition of about
10 days. He was enjoying his
usual health when he came to
Charlotte to attend oour
Superior Court, when he had an
attack of Bilious Fever.
COL. HOKE was respected by many
in this community. He has left a
wife, who was absent at the North,
and several children and a large
circles and friends to mourn his
loss.
Family Members
Siblings
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