Franklin Hartwell Gage (1847-1931)

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Franklin Hartwell Gage
Born: 27 Nov 1847 of Hudson, Lenawee, Michigan
Died: 26 Dec 1931 Petoskey, Michigan
Father: David Gage
Mother: Lois Ann Hutchins
Siblings: Lovell H. Gage
Franklin Hartwell Gage
George A. Gage
John J. Gage
Spouse: Georgia R. Miles
Married: 9 Nov 1877 Clayton, Lenawee, Michigan
Children: Jay A. Gage
Fay Gage
Guy Gage
Miles Gage

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[edit] Injury

Injury - Frank Gage
At Petoskey, on Wednesday, Dec 24, (1884), Frank Gage, employed on the G. R. & I. R. R., had his left hand so badly crushed, while coupling cars, that amputation was necessary. Frank is a brother of I. H. Gage of this place, and has many friends and acquaintances here who will great regret to hear of his misfortune.

[edit] Obituary

Petoskey Evening News, Monday, December 28, 1931:

FUNERAL SERVICE
FOR FRANK GAGE
TO BE TOMORROW

The funeral services for Frank H. Gage, who passed away at four o’clock, Sateruday afternoon, will be held on Tuesday afternoon at two o’clock from the Presbyterian church with Rev. G. W. Atkinson in chrge of the services. Interment will be made in the family lot in Lakeview cemetery.

Mr. Gage was one of Harbor Springs pioneer residents, coming here in the early 80’s with his family. He was born in Clayton on November 27, 1846 and in 1877 was united in marriage to Miss Georgia A. Miles, who passed away in 1894.

With the exception of ten years spent in Aberdeen, South Dakota, Mr. Gage had spent the past fifty years in Harbor Springs. Upon their arrival here they managed a hotel and Mr. Gage was station agent for the Pennsylvania Line for several years.

Besides his sons Jay and Guy of this village, he leaves one brother, John Gage, of Flint, several nieces and nephews.

It is expected that Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gage, of Traverse City will be in attendance at the services on Sunday.

[edit] Notice

Petoskey Evening News, Wednesday, December 30, 1931:

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gage, of Adrian; Warren Gage, of Clayton; Mr. and Mrs. Burt Gage, of Traverse City, and Sam Elliott, of Cheboygan, were in Harbor Springs on Tuesday to attend the funeral of Frank Gage which was held at 2 o’clock from the Presbyterian church.

[edit] Sources

  • Marriage: Extracted Marriages Lenawee County, Michigan: IGI:
Georgia A. Miles & Frankin H. Gage
9 Nov 1877
Clayton, Lenawee, Michigan
  • 1880 Federal Census, Hudson, Lenawee, Michigan
Gage, Franklin, head, married, male, white, 33, MI, Farmer, NY, NY
, Georgia, wife, married, female, white, 25, NY, Keeps House, NY, NJ
, Franklin, son, single, male, white, 1, MI, MI, NY
, Lois, Mother, widow, female, white, 60, NY, NY, NY
Gage, Frank H., Time Keeper
Gage, John J., Railroad Agent
  • 1910 Federal Census, Little Traverse Twp., Emmet, Michigan
Gage, Jay
Gage, Frank, father, 57, widow, MI, MI, MI, Railroad operator
Gage, Guy, brother, 23, single, MI, MI, MI, Electrician
  • Death: Emmet County, Michigan, Vital Records Search, Deaths:
Name: Gage, Franklin Hartwell
Date of Death: 12/26/1931
Liber: 5
Folio: 391
Place of Death: Petoskey, Michigan
Gage, Frank
Died: 1931
Sec. D
Lot 31
Gage, Frank H.
Age: 84
Born: 11/27/1846
Died: 12/26/1931
Burial: 12/29/1931
Cemetery: Lakeview, Harbor Springs
Obituary: on file, PEN - 12/28/1931
(From the history of Lovell H. Gage)
"David Gage, the father of L. H., was a native of New Hampshire, and came to Michigan in its early history. He was a pioneer of Lenawee County, settling on a farm near Hudson, where he improved a homestead and did much for the upbuilding of the district. His death occurred when he was about fifty-two years of age. His wife, whose girlhood name was Lois A. Hutchins, was born in New York, and is still living, though now in her seventy-seventh year; she is making her home at Harbor Springs, with one of her children. Her second son, Franklin H., is engaged in running a hotel at Harbor Springs; George A., the next in order of birth, is engaged in farming near Hudson; and John J. is manager of the iron works at Antrim, Mich."
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