Person:Isaac Hooe (1)

383. ISAAC FOOTE HOE: (304 Elizabeth) Born "Bloomsgrove;" died Washington, D. C., February 16, 1903. He joined the 9th Virginia Cavalry, C. S. A., at the outbreak of the Civil War, and served as an aide on the staff of Major General William H. Bate, afterwards U. S. Senator from Tennessee; severely wounded at Gettysburg. He was one of the few who witnessed the capture of John Wilkes Booth in the barn on the Jett Farm in 1865. He also owned the property upon which Booth first set foot when he fled to Virginia. Isaac married in King George County, January 31, 1867, Lucy Barnes Hooe, daughter of Dr. Abram Barnes Hooe and Lucy Fitzhugh (Grymes) Hooe, of "Barnesfield," King George County. Lucy was born in King George County on January 28, 1839; died and is buried in King George County, February 23, 1892. They had seven children.

Children (HOOE) 498. LUCY FITZHUGH GRYMES - born August 9, 1868. 499. ABRAM BARNES - born April 12, 1871. 500. Elizabeth Rice - born at "Lauderdale," King George County, January 15, 1874; died 1880. NFI. 501. Medora Boyd - born King George County, June 15, 1875. NFI. 502. Rice Hansbrough - born King George County, December 30, 1878. In the division of his father's estate, Rice came into possession of "Barnesfield," built by his great-great-great-grandfather, Lieutenant Colonel Rice Hooe, in 1715, and burned by Union Forces in 1861. NFI. 503. Robert Arthur - born "Lauderdale," July 21, 1880; attended Medical College in Washington, D. C. in 1903, and was a practicing physician in that city. He married his cousin Katherine Boutwell Smith. NFI. 504. Mason Foote - born "Lauderdale," October 3, 1881. NFI.

1. ↑ John W. Hansborough. History and Genealogy of the Hansborough - Hansbrough Family. (Name: Name: 1981, John W. Hansborough;;)
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   383. ISAAC FOOTE HOE: (304 Elizabeth) Born "Bloomsgrove;" died Washington, D. C., February 16, 1903. He joined the 9th Virginia Cavalry, C. S. A., at the outbreak of the Civil War, and served as an ai de on the staff of Major General William H. Bate, afterwards U. S. Senator from Tennessee; severely wounded at Gettysburg. He was one of the few who witnessed the capture of John Wilkes Booth in the b arn on the Jett Farm in 1865. He also owned the property upon which Booth first set foot when he fled to Virginia. Isaac married in King George County, January 31, 1867, Lucy Barnes Hooe, daughter o f Dr. Abram Barnes Hooe and Lucy Fitzhugh (Grymes) Hooe, of "Barnesfield," King George County. Lucy was born in King George County on January 28, 1839; died and is buried in King George County, Februa ry 23, 1892. They had seven children. Children (HOOE) 498. LUCY FITZHUGH GRYMES - born August 9, 1868. 499. ABRAM BARNES - born April 12, 1871. 500. Elizabeth Rice - born at "Lauderdale," King George County, January 15, 1874; died 1880. NFI. 501. Medora Boyd - born King George County, June 15, 1875. NFI. 502. Rice Hansbrough - born King George County, December 30, 1878. In the division of his father's estate, Rice came into possession of "Barnesfield," built by his great-great-great-grandfather, Lie utenant Colonel Rice Hooe, in 1715, and burned by Union Forces in 1861. NFI. 503. Robert Arthur - born "Lauderdale," July 21, 1880; attended Medical College in Washington, D. C. in 1903, and was a practicing physician in that city. He married his cousin Katherine Boutwell Sm ith. NFI. 504. Mason Foote - born "Lauderdale," October 3, 1881. NFI.