Samuel Fodge

Samuel Fodge, age 83, Hemingford, NE View Details

Sammy S Fodge, age 93, Sikeston, MO View Details

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Sammie Fodge, Sikeston, MO View Details

Samuel Paul Fodge, age 49, Artesia, NM View Details

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Samuel Jeremy Fodge, age 25, Morley, MO View Details

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Sammie Fodge, Sikeston, MO View Details

Samuel P Fodge, age 60s, Bonners Ferry, ID View Details

Locations: Bonners Ferry ID, Athol ID Possible Relatives: Deneice S Fodge, Glenn Russell Fodge, Joshua J Fodge

Samuel S Fodge View Details

Address:***** Fawn Ln, Bonners Ferry, ID. Phone Number: (208) 610-****

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Address:***** Kennedy Dr, Sikeston, MO. Phone Number: (573) 620-****

Samuel F. Hodge & Company

The Samuel F. Hodge & Co. was a manufacturer of marine engines in Detroit. Originally established in 1863 under the name of Cowie, Hodge & Co. In 1865, the firm became Hodge & Christie. In 1870, Mr. Hread more...odge bought the interest of Mr. Christie and continued the business individually. In 1876, during the worst of the depression following the crash of 1873, Samuel F. Hodge built one of the most convenient manufacturing establishments in Detroit, S.F. Hodge & Company, equipping it with a plant second to none. In 1883 it was incorporated as the Samuel F. Hodge & Company. Samuel F. Hodge retained the presidency until his death. They turned out 125 engines between 1884 and 1899. They built the first triple expansion engine to be used on the Great Lakes. It was placed in the Roumania on October 2, 1886. Here also was built the engine for Capt. Hoyt, the first of Capt. Alexander Mc Dougall's whaleback steamers built at West Superior. The engine in the whaleback steamer, Westmore, which attracted much attention in Liverpool when she crossed the Atlantic, was a product of these shops. The great whaleback excursion steamer Christopher Columbus, employed at the World's Fair, received her engine from Samuel F. Hodge & Co. This was said to be the largest single engine of its class on the lakes. Samuel F. Hodge & Co. was located at 308 to 326 Atwater St. East, in Detroit.read less...

Sam Dodge

Samuel Edward Dodge was a relief pitcher in Major League Baseball who played between 1921 and 1922 for the Boston Red Sox. Listed at 6 ft 1 in (1.85 m), 170 lb, Dodge batted and threw right-handedread more.... He was born in Neath, Pennsylvania, United States. Neath is a Welsh settlement and is now known only to locals as an area in the eastern district of Pike Township, Bradford County; it no longer appears on most maps.read less...