FRANK E. HOYT - Biography

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This biography appears on page 662 in History of Racine and Kenosha Counties, Wisconsin...
published by the Western Historical Co.: 1879.

FRANK E. HOYT farmer; P. O. Rochester; born in Cabot, Washington Co.,
Vt., March 16, 1824; the son of William S. and Lucia Hoyt, who came to
Rochester with three children, one boy and three girls, and located on
Sec. 9, south half southwest quarter, where he now lives with his son
Frank E., at the good old age of 79 years, and is remarkably active for
a man born in 1800. His wife died Sept., 185-, and was buried at HKoney
Creek Cemetery, Rochester, Wis.; her life was one of devotion and
industry; she was an affectionate mother and a good wife. Mr. Frank E.
married Dec. 29, 1848, Miss Eunice D. Emerson, daughter of Stillman and
Maria Emerson, of Rochester, Vt; they have two children- William E.,
Jr., born Jan. 12, 1851; Katie M., born Nov. 12, 1859; married to
William H. Dalton April 29, 1879, of Allen's Grove, Wis. Mr. Frank E.
and son carry on the farm are engaged in breeding Ayrshire cattle, and
have taken first premium at the State and county fairs whenever
exhibited; his original bull is now 4 years old. Mr. Hoyt has been
Chairman of the Board of Supervisors several terms; in 1876 was Chairman
of the Building Committee of the new court house at Racine; was a member
of State Assembly for 1859-60.