Clark County, Missouri, Hiram Loomis Hardy:  Biography of Hiram Loomis Hardy

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HIRAM LOOMIS HARDY
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Hiram Loomis Hardy of Sweet Home township is a Kentuckian by birth and a 
Virginian by descent, his father having emigrated from Virginia to Kentucky.  
Mr. Hardy was born in 1849 the 18th of February.  When he was but two years old 
his parents left Kentucky and came to Iowa, settling on a farm near Charleston 
Lee county.  Here he remained until 1860 when the family moved to Clark county 
Missouri, and this has been his home ever since.  In 1864 although but 15 years 
old he enlisted in the 39th Mo. Infantry, Co. I. And served until the close of 
the war.
In 1870 he was married to Miss Sarah Leighton. Mr. Hardy by his study honesty 
perseverance and work has acquired a competence and is one of the substantial 
men of Clark county, and is looked up to and respected by all his neighbors.