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Herbert Hoover National Historic Site
Hoover Genealogy
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Below is a brief genealogy of Herbert Hoover's family, starting with his parents. You may also download a brochure of the abridged Hoover Genealogy (PDF file, 1.17 MB).
- Jesse Clark Hoover (1846-1880), married 1870 to Hulda Randall Minthorn (1848-1884).
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- Theodore Jesse Hoover (1871-1955), married 1899 to Mildred Crew Brooke (1872-1940).
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- Midred Brooke Hoover (1901-1983), married to Cornelius Willis. 3 children.
- Hulda Brooke Hoover (1906-2006), married to Charles Alexander McLean. 3 sons.
- Louise Brooke Hoover (1908-1985), married to Ernest Dunbar, Harold Fouts, Kenneth Stevenson, William Hauselt. 2 daughters.
- Herbert Clark Hoover (1874-1964), married 1898 to Lou Henry (1874-1944).
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- Herbert Charles Hoover (1903-1969), married to Margaret Ava Watson.
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- Margaret Ann Hoover (born 1926). 5 children.
- Herbert "Pete" Hoover III (born 1927). 3 children.
- Joan Ledlie Hoover (born 1930). 3 children.
- Allan Henry Hoover (1907-1993), married to Margaret Coberly.
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- Allan Hoover (born 1938). 3 children.
- Andrew Hoover (born 1940). 3 children.
- Lou Henry Hoover (born 1943).
- Mary Blanche Hoover (1876-1953), married 1899 to Cornelius Van Ness Leavitt (1874-1962).
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- Van Ness Hoover Leavitt (1907-1922), married to Dorothy Juanita Berry, Patricia Agnes Rheinschild. 2 sons.
Source: McLean, Hulda Hoover. The Genealogy of the Herbert Hoover Family. The Herbert Hoover Presidential Library Association, 1967 (out of print).
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Did You Know?
As Secretary of Commerce in 1927, Herbert Hoover was the first person to appear on an intercity television broadcast. When television became more widespread, Hoover didn't watch it much except to see baseball games.
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Last Updated: April 16, 2008 at 00:31 EST |