See also
Husband:
Francis Hobart Herrick (1858-1940)
Wife:
Josephine Herkomer (1860-1952)
Children:
Marriage:
24 Jun 1897
Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA
Name:
Francis Hobart Herrick
Sex:
Male
Father:
Marcellus Aurelius Herrick ( - )
Mother:
Hannah Andrews Putnam (c. 1818- )
Note (shared):
Western Reserve University’s first professor of biology wrote the first definitive biography of John James Audubon. A life-long researcher on the habits, origins and development of instincts of wild birds, he was the first scientist to study the bald eagle in the wild. Author: "Natural History of the American Lobster", "The Home Life of Wild Birds", and others.
Birth:
19 Nov 1858
Woodstock, Vermont, USA
Census (1):
1880 (age 21-22)
At Dartmouth College, living with mother (birth state shown as NH)
Census (2):
1910 (age 51-52)
College teacher, Cleveland Heights, Cuyahoga, OH
Census (3):
1920 (age 61-62)
College teacher, Noble Road, Cleveland Heights, Cuyahoga, OH
Census (4):
1930 (age 71-72)
No occupation, Cleveland Heights, Cuyahoga, OH
Death:
11 Sep 1940 (age 81)
Cleveland Heights, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA
Name:
Josephine Herkomer
Sex:
Female
Father:
Mother:
Birth:
4 Feb 1860
Cleveland, Ohio, USA
Census (1):
1860 (age 0)
Living with parents
Census (2):
1880 (age 19-20)
Living with parents
Census (3):
1891 (age 30-31)
Living with parents
Census (4):
1930 (age 69-70)
Wife in household
Death:
30 Aug 1952 (age 92)
Alameda, California, USA
Name:
Agnes Elizabeth Herrick
Sex:
Female
Spouse:
Birth:
24 Apr 1898
Ohio, USA
Census (1):
1910 (age 11-12)
Living with parents
Census (2):
1920 (age 21-22)
Living with parents
Death:
2 Feb 1992 (age 93)
Sarasota, Florida, USA
Name:
Francis Herkomer Herrick
Sex:
Male
Birth:
24 Aug 1900
Ohio, USA
Census (1):
1910 (age 9-10)
Living with parents
Census (2):
1920 (age 19-20)
Living with parents
Census (3):
1930 (age 29-30)
College teacher, lodger, Oakland, Alameda, CA (unmarried)
Death:
10 Aug 1996 (age 95)
Carmel, Monterey, California, USA
Western Reserve University’s first professor of biology wrote the first definitive biography of John James Audubon. A life-long researcher on the habits, origins and development of instincts of wild birds, he was the first scientist to study the bald eagle in the wild. Author: "Natural History of the American Lobster", "The Home Life of Wild Birds", and others.