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Mary Epperson, only daughter of
Charles H. and Lida Moore Epperson, was reared in Clay County,
Nebraska. She was graduated in 1915 from the
Fairfield, {Clay County} Nebraska, High School. The three years
following she taught school in the country near Fairfield. During 1918 and 1919,
she attended the State University at Lincoln, Nebraska, and taught a year in the
Fairfield school. She was married May 26, 1920, to
Albert L. Hoydar, who was also born and reared in Clay County.
They lived several years in Malvern and Red Oak, Iowa, where Albert was engaged
in an electrical business. In 1928 they moved from Iowa to Superior, Nebraska,
where Albert is an electrician with the Nebraska Cement Plant. Mary and Albert
have two daughter,
Mary Elizabeth and Frances Lida, and one son Albert Charles.
Since the death of her husband,
Charles H. Epperson, Lida Moore Epperson has lived in the home
of her daughter, Mary, and family. Transcribed by Darla Stimbert January 2004 Author: Edna Epperson Brinkman: The story of David Epperson
& his family of Albemarle County, Virginia : with supplementary notes on the
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