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GURGACZ FAMILIES OF NEW CASTLE,PENNSYLVANIA
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Albert Hairhoger
d. Aug.13,1973
m. Lattie(Lottie) Freed(Freet)
Arthur V. Hairhoger
b. 1938
res:1439 Old Princeton Rd.
Note:(2006)age 68
Note: DENNIS lived same address
Barbara Jo Hairhoger
m. Michael A. Gagliardi,Sr.
Note:She was raised in Ellwood City;moved to Florida
1976;now(2005)living in Boca Raton
Beth Ellen Hairhoger
Bruce Hairhoger
res:RR2 Wampum,Pa.(2005)
Carl E. Hairhoger d.2003
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Generation 1
Carl V. Hairhoger,Sr. married:(1) Grace Lutz
born:Oct.22,1902 Pa.
Apr.2,1987 Wampum,Pa.
died:Jan.29,1931 Providence Hospital Beaver Falls,Pa.
bur: Clinton Cemetery
ssn:209-05-2195 more about Grace:
parents:Daniel Lutz of Big Beaver Tshp
brothers: James E. Hairhoger,Daniel Hairhoger,Jr.
sister: Alice m. unknown Swogger
children:
i. Geraldine Big Beaver Tshp
ii. Rebecca Big Beaver Tshp
iii. Alice Big Beaver Tshp
iv. Carl Hairhoger,Jr. Big Beaver Tshp
v. Glenn Big Beaver Tshp
(2) Rosetta Egoff May 26,1978 res: Darlington,Pa.
obit: New Castle News Jan.30,1931,p.2
Generation 2
Carl V. Hairhoger,Jr.
d. Oct.6,1995
m. Nancy Jean Keller
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Carl E.Hairhoger
b. Apr.4,1925 Pa.
d. Sept.17,2003 New Galilee,Pa.
ssn: 159-20-3510
Carl Hairhoger m. Nov.26,1947 Pa. b. Oct.5,1995 Pa. d. 179-40-8694 ssn
Carl Hairhoger
edu:Mohawk High School 1991
Clara Hairhoger m. May 7,1923 Pa. b. Jan.13,1992 Pa. d. 193-16-2933 ssn
Father unknown m. Mother unknown
children: i. Carol Hairhoger
ii. Dolly Hairhoger
more about Carol: The Herald, Sharon, Pa. Published Tuesday,
April 17, 2001 A chill rain spritzed outside Toni Hozick?s Ellwood City home one recent evening, but the atmosphere inside was decidedly warm as she prepared for a meeting of the Mothers Regular Session Club. Hozick had spaghetti sauce simmering on the stove, garlic biscuits in the oven and her three young children wandering in and out of the kitchen,dining and living rooms, as members of the club rang the doorbell. It was Hozick?s turn to host the six Ellwood-area women, who for 40 years have been meeting monthly, except for summers, to eat dinner, play cards and talk. In so doing, they carry on what experts say is a time-honored tradition of women who support each other through decades of life changes. Hozick represents one of those life changes: As the daughter of one of the original members, Dolly Santillo, also of Ellwood City,Hozick is the second generation to join the club.Each gathering is at a different member?s home the third Wednesday of the month, except for July and August, to give the women a chance to vacation. The group originated in October 1960, when Santillo and her former classmates at Lincoln High School in Ellwood, then all about 20 years old, decided to start a card club. The classmates were Karen Hazen of North Sewickley Township, Mary Jo Vesco of Ellwood and Ruth Ann Ambrose of New Brighton.The first meeting was that month at Santillo?s house, according to notes
Santillo took as the club?s first and only secretary. Carol Hairhoger of New Castle, Santillo?s sister and Hozick?s aunt, joined about a year later. Then 25 years ago, Kathy Liller of North Sewickley, a neighbor of Hazen?s, also joined. Hozick, the youngest member at age 34, joined 11 years ago, shortly after she got married. "I also married Ruth?s cousin,but we were friends first," said red-haired Hazen. "We were sisters and always friends," said Hairhoger, with short, blond hair. In addition to the evening meetings, Ambrose invites the women during the summer to her cottage at Pymatuning Lake. There, the club members go out on the water on the Ambroses? pontoon boat and continue their bonding in the great outdoors. Another four or five members joined over the years, but they
have moved from the region or dropped out. The club has continued,
though the officers never changed. In August 1973, Santillo stopped
taking notes. She began again last October, in commemoration of the
club?s 40th anniversary. As old friends do, the members have the knack
of picking up conversations from the previous month and of finishing
each other?s sentences. "Did you read this?" Hairhoger asked Ambrose of Nicholas Sparks? novel, "The Notebook," placing it near her purse. "It was one of the best books I ever read," Ambrose said. Hozick tried to shoo her three school-aged children downstairs to watch "Survivor: The Australian Outback." "You have to let me know what?s going on," she said, trying to persuade them to leave. "I?m waiting for Jerri to be kicked" out of the tribe. Then Hozick fussed in the kitchen, preparing the shells with sauce, sausage, meatballs and tossed salad. When everything was ready, she asked the other women if they wanted to eat."Yes, we do," her mother said. "Yes, we certainly do," Ambrose echoed,and the women, in pants, sweaters and blazers, gathered around the table. Hozick had fussed with the table, too, with her collection of dogwood flower-patterned Homer Laughlin china set on a coordinating dogwood-flowered tablecloth. As Hozick set out the meal, one of the women said, "She?s a great cook." In addition to the food she prepared,Hozick also provided favors for the members: ceramic flowerpots filled with seeds, a smaller pot and candy, enclosed in shamrock-bedecked clear wrap. "I joined this club for the candy," she joked. "Instead of getting just one piece Mum used to bring me, now I can eat all the candy I want." "Toni, were these the dishes you found? What were you looking for?" Santillo asked her daughter of a recent shopping trip. "A teapot," which she didn?t find, Hozick said. Hozick?s aunt noted that the last time the women gathered at her niece?s home, the dining room was where
the living room is now, and vice versa. "You change rooms around like
people change clothes," Hairhoger said. The women enthusiastically began eating. After a short silence, the conversation turned toward food -- and dieting. "I went on that carbohydrate diet where you don?t eat carbohydrates," said the slim Hozick. "Well, as soon as you go off it" you gain it back. "You know when I lose weight? During the Christmas holidays," Hairhoger said. "Because I do all that baking, I can?t stand to look at it. If I?m going to work, I should work in a bake shop." During dinner, the women aired their mild complaints and swapped stories. Ambrose complained she was more disciplined when she worked.Hozick griped about her computer problems. Ambrose then told a story about a woman who once worked with her: "Her car was smoking, and the repairman asked her when was the last time she put oil in the engine.She said, ?You?re supposed to put oil in it?? She had completely burned up the engine." It?s not unusual for women to rely on each other for different kinds of support and interaction, said University of Pittsburgh Associate Professor Lisa Brush, a member of the sociology and women?s study departments. Brush said the members of the Mothers Regular Session club are carrying on that tradition, and it?s also not unusual for them to have continued for four decades. Brush said that even she has the motto, "No eatin?, no greetin?." The women played several hands of the "31" card game at the recent meeting, but are casual about the games. "It?s a neat place to go," Hozick said later, of listening to the older women?s stories of growing up and young married life. "These women
can take you back to this wonderful life I?ll never get to experience,
when people left their doors open and you could let your kids go to the Dairy Queen. They can take you back to a peaceful place." Hozick has also relied on the other women?s advice on how to get through the tough times of child rearing. At the meeting, she told the other women she hadn?t kept in touch with any of her friends from school. "Toni, you better get a few (friends), because in later years you?ll need them," Hairhoger, her aunt, said dryly. Hozick chose the Mothers Regular Session club as her way of connecting. "It?s fun. They?re fun," said Hozick, who is about 25 years younger than the other members. Her sister Carrie, 36, has attended some sessions but has not joined the club on a regular basis. "They?re a heck of a bunch of women," Hozick said with admiration. "They?re there when you need them." occ: edu: Ellwood City,Pa. Lincoln High School more about Dolly: occ: edu: Lincoln High School Ellwood City,Pa.
David Hairhoger m. (1)Elizabeth 1847 Austria b. 1856 Pa. d. Feb.3,1932
age 74 in her home burial: Clinton Cemetery brothers: sisters: Ellen
E.Palestine,Ohio m. unknown Buchanan res: Wampum,Pa. Census: Big Beaver Tshp,Lawrence County,Pa. Federal Census 1880 religion: Wampum M. E. Church father born Pa. mother born Pa.
children: i. Loo Anna m. Edward Downey
ii.Second girl m. John Cragle Wampum,Pa.
iii. Third girl m. Albert Ruddy Cleveland,Ohio
iv. Fourth girl m. Carl Heberling Lakeworth,Fla.
v. Albert
vi. David,Jr. m. b. 1879 Pa.
vii. Ernest Wampum m. Lottie Freed b. June 4,1942 d.
viii. Harry of Ellwood City
Anna Note: she leaves 31 grandchildren & 29 great-grandchildren (2)
Rhoda Caldwell wedding: b. Jan.3,1848 d. occ: res: Wampum,Pa. Note:
Rhoda's grandddaughters: Jan Green Elizabeth's Obit: New Castle News
Source: 1880 Census Big Beaver,Lawrence,Pa. Note: Census shows Austria
as his birthplace,yet his death certificate & obit calls Germany his
home. Source:Census:Index of 1880 Federal Census: Lawrence Co, PA
Hairhoger, David & Elizabeth Big Beaver Twp. p. 14D Note about David &
Rhoda: HAIRHOGER DAVID, Immig. abt 1870 W. Pa. My G-Grandfather David
Hairhoger married my G-Grandmother,Rhoda Caldwell from Wampum,Pa.eaver/Lawrence Co.)Their first child was born in 1880.He was
not,to my knowledge naturalized so I do not know exactly when he arrived here,or where he originated from,or what port he entered.I'm sure that his last name is misspelled and can only hazard a guess as to what his name really was.He was born 1/3/2848.
David Hairhoger m. Rhoda Caldwell b. d. occ: res: Wampum,Pa.
David Hairhoger
d. Dec.30,1912
David Hairhoger m. Jane P. b. d. Oct.26,1959
David Hairhoger m. (1) Hannah Hilton (2) Jane Prisk May 14,1881 Pa. b.
Feb.7,1966 E.Palestine,Columbia,Ohio d. Aug.20,1948 208-07-1925
David O. Hairhoger,Sr. m. b. d. occ: Wampum-New Galilee Rd.(2005) res:
New Beaver Borough City Council children: i. David O. Hairhoger,Jr.
Deborrah Lee Hairhoger m. Nov.16,1994 Eric John Allwans b. d.
Diane Hairhoger
Edu:Mohawk High School 1985
Diane L. Hairhoger m. Nov.29,1972 Dean Shellenberger
Donald Hairhoger m. 628 Morningstar Dr. Ell.City(2006) res:
Donald L. Hairhoger & Kay
Note:2005 Beaver Co.Assessment valued their property at $3,700
Ernest Hairhoger m. Lottie Freed 6-4-1942 d.
Eugene Hairhoger m. Wampum,Pa.(2006) res:
Gene L. Hairhoger m. Delores A. Forsythe
born Apr.29,1929,died Oct.4,1996 Wampum,Pa.
His Soc.Sec.No.188-22-7426
Gerald Hairhoger,Sr. m. Clara E. Van Tassel(d. Jan.14,1992)
Gerald Hairhoger m. res: Wampum,Pa.(2006) occ: trucking industry note:
gary@dieselinjection.net children: i. Jerry Ray Hairhoger welder at East
Trailer Mfg. Co.
Gerald E.Hairhoger,Jr.
res:580 Britton School Rd. New Galilee,Pa.(2006)
Harry H.Hairhoger
b. Apr.22,1897 Pa.
d. June,1986 Ellport,Ellwood City,Pa.
ssn: 191-05-5289
wife:Idora R
married:Mar.20,1900 Pa.
born:Jan.12,2001 Ellport,Lawrence,Pa.
died:Jan.15,2001
More about Idora:born Mar.20,1900,died Jan.12,2001 in Ellwood City,Pa.
her ssn:162-36-8445
James Hairhoger m. Ruth Iseman Sept.15,1921 Pa.
b. Feb.22,1999 d.Mar.11,1969 Lower Makefield,Bucks,Pa. 182-14-6017 ssn
Jerry Hairhoger
Edu:Mohawk High School 1985
Jerry Ray Hairhoger
occ:welder East Trailer Mfg Co.
Jody Ann Hairhoger
married: July 19,1980
spouse:David O. Fredericks
Joseph Hairhoger
b. Nov.28,1908 Pa. d. Oct.,1975 New Galilee,Pa. ssn: 208-09-6158
Joseph H. Hairhoger m. Wilma Vance
d. Nov.1,1975
Judy Ann Hairhoger
married: Sept.9,1974
spouse:Donald Lee Caplinger
edu:Mohawk High School 1972-1973
Kathleen E. Hairhoger
married: Oct.7,1989
spouse:Dennis M. McAnallen
Kimberly Hairhoger m. Aug.13,1979 Samuel A. Grant
Margaret Jane Hairhoger m. Jan.4,1946 William O. Gordon
Phyllis Ann Hairhoger m. Apr.8,1970 Richard Daniel Keith
b. May 16,1958
Robbie Hairhoger
res:1433 Harlansburg,Rd. New Castle,Pa.(2006)
Robert Hairhoger m. b. Apr.6,1945 d. U.S.Army,pfc military:
Robin Mae Hairhoger
edu:Mohawk High School 1972-1973
m. Oct.17,1978 Paul Edward Chiappetta
Rosetta Hairhoger born Apr.14,1905,died May 1978 in Wampum,Lawrence,Pa.
Her Soc.Sec.No.174-50-3715
Shirley Hairhoger m. Aug.11,1954 Joseph A. Leter
Susan Leslie
edu:Mohawk High School 1972-1973
m. Oct.3,1978 Donald Wayne Beatty
Thomas Hairhoger m. June 10,1955 Beverley Womer
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Generation 1
Thomas Emery Hairhoger
wife:Maggie Holl
res:(2005)1019 Clyde St.Ext. Wampum,Pa.
children:
i.Brad Hairhoger
Generation 2
Brad Hairhoger
occ:2004 Hamco Inc.
occ:2006 Reprint Management Services
edu:grad Mohawk High School
edu:Penn St. Beaver,Pa. bachelor's degree
res:2006 Lancaster,Pa.
Source:New Castle News 2-3-2006,p.B7 w/photo
Source:updates from Brad Hairhoger
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Thomas E. Hairhoger m. 1959 ? b. d. Clyde St. Wampum,Pa.(2006) res:
Note:ElectionPA - Lawrence County General Election Results for Nov 8, 2005
NEW BEAVER BORO COUNCIL
MICHAEL A. BUTERA, SR. -D 166 14.70 %
JOSEPH GUBISH -D 200 17.71 %
HELEN E. JACKSON -D/R 201 17.80 %
LAVERNE D. SWOGGER -D/R 180 15.94 %
THOMAS E. HAIRHOGER -R 209 18.51 %
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Thomas L. Hairhoger m. 1959 ? 535 Wampum(2006) res:
Tori Hairhoger m. 1984 b. d. Slippery Rock,Pa.(2006) res:
Victoria res: Slippery Rock,Pa.
William Hairhoger children of William: i. Chester d. Apr.26,1914 (infant)
William S. Hairhoger m. b. Sept.10,1923 d.
Wilma J. Hairhoger m. 1902 b. d. RR1 New Galilee,Pa.(2006) res: New
Beaver Borough,Pa.
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