Lancaster County NeArchives Photo Person.....Hoagland, Sarah Vroom April 26, 1916
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Source:             Nebraska State Journal Thurs Apr 27, 1916
Name:               Sarah Vroom Hoagland

Date Of Photograph: April 26, 1916
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Nebraska State Journal Thurs Apr 27, 1916
        Deaths and Funerals
   Mrs. Sarah Hoagland, widow of William Hoagland, 2747
Pear street, died at her home at 2 p.m. Wednesday. The
funeral will be held Friday at 3 p.m. from the Vine
Congregational church, Rev. M. A. Bullock officiating.
Burial will be made at Wyuka.
   Mrs. Hoagland was born in Somerset, N. J. in 1823,
and would have been ninety-three years of age May 6.
Her husband, W. V. Hoagland, died fourteen years ago
at the age of eighty-seven. They moved from Illinois
to Lincoln about thirty years ago and took an active
part in the struggles of the early settlers. In her
younger years Mrs. Hoagland was skilful as a nurse and
her services were in great demand. These services were
freely given and under no circumstances would she 
accept remuneration. In the pioneer days doctors were
scarce and the skilled nurse held a high place. She
always retained her interest in current events in spite
of her advanced years, and delighted in reading the
newspapers, which she did without the aid of glasses.
Mrs. Hoagland took much pride in her large family, of
which nine of the eleven children are still living.
Their bringing up was not a small task in the days 
before sewing machines and modern conveniences, but
it was one which she did thoroughly and with enjoyment.
There are twenty-four grandchildren and twenty five
great grandchildren. For many years they have all made
a practice of assembling and Mrs.  Hoagland'd home
for a family reunion at Christmas, an event which
was looked forward to from one holiday season to the
next. The children living are: Henry V. Hoagland of
Lincoln, J. S. Hoagland of North Platte, Mrs. Sarah
Tunnell of Verden, Ill.; Richard Hoagland of 
Minatare, Mrs. Libbie Loughbridge of Lincoln, William
Hoagland of Central City, Mrs. Nettie Bagley of Lincoln,
J. W. Hoagland of Holt county and Miss Susie Hoaglalnd 
of Lincoln. About two months ago Mrs. Hoagland suffered
a severe fall and since that time had gradually failed.

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