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RACHEL BROWN GARBER

NANCY JANE4 GARBER (RACHEL3 BROWN, JOHN REDHEADED2, JAMES1) was born September 25, 1848 in Washington County, Tennessee, and died October 21, 1910 in Washington County, Tennessee. She married HENRY HOSS 1867 in Washington County, Tennessee, son of CALVIN HOSS and AGASAH DEAKINS. He was born June 27, 1845 in Washington County, Tennessee, and died May 28, 1914 in Washington County, Tennessee


Notes for NANCY JANE GARBER: Nancy J. Garber Hoss is buried in Cherokee Baptist Church Cemetery in Washington County, Tennessee. Tombstone: Called Higher-- A tender Mother and Faithful friend


Notes for HENRY HOSS: Calvin Hoss father of Henry Hoss left him in his will dated December 1870, to cut logs on land from mill from land where his father lived and 1/2 interest in the sawmill and water power. There was a Hoss family Bible that was destroyed. Henry Hoss's home is still standing (1986). Charles Hoss built a 2 story brick home across the creek in 1927


  • i. ISAAC5 HOSS, b. October 02, 1867, Washington County, Tennessee; d. October 23, 1868, age 1 year 21 days at death in Washington County, Tennessee

  • ii. CALVIN HOSS, b. August 06, 1869, Washington County, Tennessee; d. November 20, 1951, Washington County, Tennessee

  • iii. HENRY CRAMP HOSS, b. November 15, 1871, Washington County, Tennessee.; d. January 18, 1943, Washington County, Tennessee

  • iv. JAMES R. HOSS, b. February 01, 1874, Washington County, Tennessee.; d. December 12, 1910, Washington County, Tennessee

  • v. JOHN G. HOSS, b. April 05, 1876, Washington County, Tennessee; d. February 12, 1912, Washington County, Tennessee; m. SARAH A.??, 1894, Washington County, Tennessee

  • vi. ETHEL PEARL HOSS, b. August 1880, Washington County, Tennessee

  • vii. ALFRED L. HOSS, b. April 08, 1883, Washington County, Tennessee; d. August 27, 1907, Washington County, Tennessee

    • Notes for ALFRED L. HOSS: One his tombstone: There was an angel band in heaven that was not quite complete, so God took our darling Alfred to fill the vacant seat