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| Birth | 21 Sep 1943 |
| Death | 18 Apr 2002 (age 58) San Antonio, Bexar, TX |
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| Spouse | None |
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HOISINGTON, Gail Ann miss; ; CA; San Antonio E-N (TX); 2002-4-23; larryadDeath:
Gail HOISINGTON
Birth Date: 21 Sep 1943
Death Date: 18 Apr 2002
Social Security Number: 392-44-6526
State or Territory Where Number Was Issued: Wisconsin
Death Residence Localities
ZIP Code: 78209
Localities: Alamo Heights, Bexar, Texas San Antonio, Bexar, Texas Terrell Hills, Bexar, Texas
Obituary:
Gail Ann Hoisington passed away in San Antonio, Texas on April 18, 2002 following a long illness. She was born September 21, 1943, the daughter of E. Gail Knight and the late Robert Hoisington, a US Navy aviator who was killed in a flying accident a few days before "Skipper" was born. She was a National Merit Scholarship finalist and received a Trustees Scholarship from the University for Women in Oxford, OH. After a year, she transferred to the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where she graduated cum laude in history and then earned a Master's degree in British history with simultaneous minors in English literature, social history, modern languages, library science, and education. She maintained a lifelong interest in British history and literature, particularly the Georgian era, and edited and published the Georgette Heyer Quarterly while living in the Washington, DC area. She subsequently moved to Los Angeles, where she was employed summarizing state laws for NILS Publishing Co. and later worked as a librarian for Exxon. She was pursuing a Master's degree in library science at UCLA when ill health forced her to discontinue and move to San Antonio to be cared for by her mother. A fighter to the end, she survived four strokes and two heart attacks before succumbing to a final stroke. Besides her mother, she is survived by a brother, Michael H. Knight of Spring Green, WI.http://www.madisonwest61.com/obit-hoisington.htm
Sources
Unless otherwise indicated in the text, data is from "Hoisingtons in America" by Harry Hoisington, privately published 1935 and on file at NEHGS, Boston. However, if only source material is referenced, the research was done by Harriette Jensen.