Husband of Clara Louise Stockman Hodge and father of Katherine Delphia Hodge Weible, Memorial #50500896 who is buried in Newberry County, South Carolina. A second daughter is Martha Alice Hodge Padgett, Memorial #179058212 at Greenlawn Memorial Park in Columbia.
He and his wife lived on Park Street in Columbia, in the home of his mother and father-in-law.
His wife, Clara, was a telephone operator for the Jefferson Hotel in Columbia at the time of her husband's death. He was a mechanic for the Broad/Saluda River Company and was injured by heavy equipment on the job which was the cause of his death.
His loving wife and daughters brought him back to Calvary Baptist Church cemetery so that he could be laid to rest near his parents and siblings. The headstone is a tribute to his life and of their love for him.
He and his wife lived on Park Street in Columbia, in the home of his mother and father-in-law.
His wife, Clara, was a telephone operator for the Jefferson Hotel in Columbia at the time of her husband's death. He was a mechanic for the Broad/Saluda River Company and was injured by heavy equipment on the job which was the cause of his death.
His loving wife and daughters brought him back to Calvary Baptist Church cemetery so that he could be laid to rest near his parents and siblings. The headstone is a tribute to his life and of their love for him.
Husband of Clara Louise Stockman Hodge and father of Katherine Delphia Hodge Weible, Memorial #50500896 who is buried in Newberry County, South Carolina. A second daughter is Martha Alice Hodge Padgett, Memorial #179058212 at Greenlawn Memorial Park in Columbia.
He and his wife lived on Park Street in Columbia, in the home of his mother and father-in-law.
His wife, Clara, was a telephone operator for the Jefferson Hotel in Columbia at the time of her husband's death. He was a mechanic for the Broad/Saluda River Company and was injured by heavy equipment on the job which was the cause of his death.
His loving wife and daughters brought him back to Calvary Baptist Church cemetery so that he could be laid to rest near his parents and siblings. The headstone is a tribute to his life and of their love for him.
He and his wife lived on Park Street in Columbia, in the home of his mother and father-in-law.
His wife, Clara, was a telephone operator for the Jefferson Hotel in Columbia at the time of her husband's death. He was a mechanic for the Broad/Saluda River Company and was injured by heavy equipment on the job which was the cause of his death.
His loving wife and daughters brought him back to Calvary Baptist Church cemetery so that he could be laid to rest near his parents and siblings. The headstone is a tribute to his life and of their love for him.
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