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  1. bcpahistory.org › beavercounty › BeaverCountyTopicalKobuta--a history of the land

    The transfer of deeds was straightforward up through the time of Theodore R. Hostetter. He died suddenly on August 3, 1902 and D. Herbert Hostetter, a relative, was made guardian of the estate for Hostetter's widow, Allene Tew, and the two minor children, Greta and Theodore R. Jr.

  2. 30 de oct. de 2018 · Dr. Jacob Hostetter and David Hostetter. Of Dutch extraction, David Hostetter was the eldest child of Jacob Hostetter by his wife Mary Landis, and was born in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania on 23 January 1819. Dr. Jacob Hostetter was born on 13 October 1785 in York County, Pennsylvania and actually developed the original formula for the bitters.

  3. Theodore R. Hostetter (October 19, 1870 – August 3, 1902) was an American heir, businessman, polo player and yachtsman during the Gilded Age. Early life Theodore Rickey Hostetter was born in 1870.

  4. Theodore Rickey Hostetter was born in 1870. His father was David Hostetter (1819-1888) and his mother, Rosetta (Rickey) Hostetter. He had a brother, D. Herbert Hostetter. He attended public schools in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania the Western University of Pennsylvania, and a college in New England. Business

  5. www.uswarmemorials.org › html › monument_detailsMonument Details

    The second plaque remembers LT Theodore R. Hostetter an American who flew with the Royal Air Force (trained in Canada) during World War 1. Hostetter was killed south of Masnières when he was shot down by a group of German fighters, which included the German Ace Robert Greim (who was credited with his 25th kill). LT Hostetter was flying a Sopwith Camel for the 3rd Fighter Squadron of the RAF ...

  6. www.uswarmemorials.org › html › monument_detailsMonument Details

    The monument remembers LT Theodore R. Hostetter an American who flew with the Royal Air Force (trained in Canada) during World War 1. Hostetter was killed near this memorial when he was shot down by a group of German fighters, which reportedly included the German Ace Robert Greim. LT Hostetter was flying a Sopwith Camel for the 3rd Fighter Squadron of the RAF when he was shot down.