Levi Hager1
M, #5396, b. 1795, d. 26 July 1892
Last Edited=26 May 1997
Levi Hager was born in 1795 at Jessamine Co., Kentucky. He was born circa 1802.1
Levi Hager married Charlotte Hockersmith, daughter of Jacob Hockersmith , Jr. and Anna Kiziah Skinner, on 26 October 1831 at Estill Co., Kentucky.1,2
Levi Hager died on 26 July 1892 at Huntsville, Randolph Co., Missouri, at age 97 years.
Levi Hager Mariage Records of Estill County, Kentucky 1808-1900 (929.37695 E26M Vol.2) page 337: Hagler, Levi m. Charlotte Hockersmith, 26 Oct 1822 Signed Levy Hagler and Jacob Hockersmith Ceremony performed by Thomas Ballew of the Baptist Church Note: I do not know why the date is wrong here. Must just be a misprint since we have a copy of the actual marriage bond. One of the first settlers of Randolph County, MO., having purchased the old homestead 1 1/2 miles souheast of Huntsville, MO. in 1833-34 under the Land Grant Program. A descendant of the Woodson Hagar family believed Levi and Charlotte were buried on private property. The farmer who purchased the property had a pond built on the old gravesites.
Levi Hager married Charlotte Hockersmith, daughter of Jacob Hockersmith , Jr. and Anna Kiziah Skinner, on 26 October 1831 at Estill Co., Kentucky.1,2
Levi Hager died on 26 July 1892 at Huntsville, Randolph Co., Missouri, at age 97 years.
Levi Hager Mariage Records of Estill County, Kentucky 1808-1900 (929.37695 E26M Vol.2) page 337: Hagler, Levi m. Charlotte Hockersmith, 26 Oct 1822 Signed Levy Hagler and Jacob Hockersmith Ceremony performed by Thomas Ballew of the Baptist Church Note: I do not know why the date is wrong here. Must just be a misprint since we have a copy of the actual marriage bond. One of the first settlers of Randolph County, MO., having purchased the old homestead 1 1/2 miles souheast of Huntsville, MO. in 1833-34 under the Land Grant Program. A descendant of the Woodson Hagar family believed Levi and Charlotte were buried on private property. The farmer who purchased the property had a pond built on the old gravesites.