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Life

  1. 1863
    Born
    Coveland, Whidbey Island, Washington Territory

    1 June 1863 by his death record, or 3 Jan 1863 by the FamilySearch tree, as reported in the Holbrook master tree.

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  2. 1880
  3. 1896
    Married Ada M. James (1877-1935)
    21 Dec 1896, Island County, Washington

    From the Holbrook master tree; record not yet attached.

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  4. 1939
    Died
    4 July 1939, Coupeville, Island County, Washington

    From the Holbrook master tree; the death record is not yet attached.

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Family

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Pedigree

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Notes

Eldest child of Capt. Richard Blackmer Holbrook Sr. and Harriet Phillips Lowe; in their household in 1880. Carpenter and engineer of Coupeville. The family typescript by his sister Mollie opens with “A Brief Account of the Ancestors of Horace G. Holbrook.”

Open questions

  • Born 1 June 1863 (death record) or 3 Jan 1863 (FamilySearch tree)?
Mollie's typescript· 3 passages

What Mollie wrote about him in The Holbrook and Low Families.

  1. The typescript opens as "a brief account of the ancestors" of Horace and his sister and brother.

    A BRIEF ACCOUNT OF THE ANCESTORS OF HORACE G. HOLBROOK FRANCES HOLBROOK (PFEIFFER) RICHARD BLACKMER HOLBROOK
    p. II →
  2. Mollie names her brother as the second child born on the Whidbey Island homestead, "good old Horace, now nearing 70."

    first a little boy named Nathan Gideon for his two grandfathers, He did not stay. The "Horace,"-- good old Horace, now nearing 70!
    p. 84 →
  3. Mollie writes that Horace deserves several pages of his own, and that she loves and admires him as a man of upright character, most like his mother.

    Horace Holbrook should have several pages devoted to him. I, his sister, have the highest regard and love for him as a man of upright and stirling character, having all the good that lived in so many of his ancestors, especially in his mother.
    p. 86 →
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Connections

In his ancestry
80 notable connections →

Every notable ancestor and famous relative that Horace's own ancestors lead to, with the lines drawn down to him.

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