Application for Marriage License-Published in Lead Belt News/St. Francois Co.,MO/ April 30, 1948. April 27-Vernon Hobaugh, Desloge and Lucinda Myers, Farmington.

SS#489-28-0137 issued MO


Pauline Faye Ramsey [Hobaugh] Golden,widow of Stanley Hobaugh, who was an older brother to Vernon, told Sheila [Hobaugh] West, Vernon died of a massive heart attack while working in a mine in Bisbee, AZ.

Sheila [Hobaugh] West's mother Doris Lee Dodson, wife of Bobby GeneHobaugh, an older brother to Vernon, told Sheila that he and Cindy lived withthem a short while about 1951. They then moved to Bisbee, AZ which is where Vernon's older sister, Erma Emily [Hobaugh] Crowley, lived.

Obit; Bisbee DailyReview, Bisbee, AZ January 6, 1954
HOBAUGH RITES SET FRIDAY AFTERNOON
VernonHobaugh, 32, died suddenly late Monday evening while at work. He had come heresix months ago from Deslodge, MO, and was employed by the Phelps Dodge Corporation. He lived at 907 Tombstone Canyon. He is survived by his wife, Lucinda, andtwo daughters, Sharon and Nancy, of Bisbee. He also leaves a sister, Mrs. G WCrowley of Lovell, and three brothers. They are Chesley of St. Louis, MO., Stanley of Deslodge and Bobby of Bonne Terre, MO. Funeral will be on Friday at 1:30p.m. from the First Baptist Church, with the Rev. Ray Anderson officiating. Interment will be in Evergreen Cemetery under the direction of the Hubbard Mortuary.

Note; by Jack Hobaugh; flat grave marker, Vernon Hobaugh, Missouri, PFC, 3257 Sig. Service Co., World War II, Oct 26, 1921----Jan 4, 1954.

1. 2. Sharon Kay HOBAUGH   b. 26 Oct 1951; d. 4 Jan 1953, Bisbee, Cochise, Arizona.
2. 3. HOBAUGH