From: FamilySearch
1880 U.S. Census, Posey Township, Washington County, Indiana
Levi Pitman Hottel, 45, Dry Goods Merchant, b. Indiana; parents b. Virginia
Annette, 38, wife, Keeping House, b. Indiana; father b. Indiana; mother b. South Carolina
Milton, 20, single, b. Indiana, Dry Goods Clerk; parents b. Indiana
Lilly M., 13, single, b. Indiana, at school; parents b. Indiana
Walter E., 10, single, b. Indiana, at school; parents b. Indiana
Wilber W., 8, single, b. Indiana, at school; parents b. Indiana
Flora H., 2
Laure E., 5 mos., b. August [line drawn through; deceased]
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Milton B. Hottel graduated from Indiana State University, Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana, in 1882. He practiced law at Salem, Washington County, Indiana until elected judge of the Appellate Court, Third District of Indiana 1 January 1911, and served two consecutive terms ending 1 January 1919 then practiced law at Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana.
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From RootsWeb.com
http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/INMONROE/2000-07/0962828569
INMONROE-L Archives
From: <Asgebhart@@aol.com>
Subject: Milton Benton Hottel / Miss Harris
Date: Wed, 5 Jul 2000 16:22:49 EDT
Indiana University, Its History, 1828-1890
Theophilus A. Wylie, 1890
pp. 291
1882
Milton Benton Hottel, born May 1, 1860, in Harrison County, Ohio. Residence, Salem, Indiana. Educated in the Fredericksburg schools. Degree, A. B.
Occupation, clerk in Fredericksburg and attorney at law. Mr. Hottell married Miss Harris, of Salem, in May, 1888.
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Graduates of Indiana University
http://zetafiji.com/Indiana_Graduates.pdf
Milton B. Hottel 1881
Ivan B. Hottel 1882
Walter E. Hottel 1894
Hoyt C. Hottel 1922
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From: Ancestry.com Images Online, image 10
1900 U.S. Census, Washington County, Indiana, Washington Township, Salem town, Enumeration District 142, 4 June 1900
Milton and Cora Helen [nee Harris] have been married for 11 years. Daughter Lucille, born January 1890, is ten; daughter Helen, born June 1894, is five. Son Lee, born December 1895 is four.
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http://www.countyhistory.com/washington/ourstories/003.htm.
Judge Milton B. Hottel was born in Harrison County, Indiana, on May 1, 1860 and graduated from Indiana University in 1882. He practiced law from 1884 in Salem, Indiana, until elected Judge of the Appellate Court in 1910 and is now a resident of Indianapolis.
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Chronological Listing of Court of Appeals Judges
http://www.in.gov/judiciary/appeals/chrono.html
Milton B. Hottel
1-1-1911-1919
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Ancestry.com Images Online, image 3 of 10
1930 U.S. Census, District 344, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana
Line 22: 25 W. 49th Street h/h 29/30
Milton, 69
Cora, 63
Lee H., son, 34
Russel, son, 27
Kathleen, daughter, 24
Line 27: h/h 31
Lewis W. Hottel, 49 [Milton's brother]
Myrtle C., wife, 46
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Orange County Obituaries
http://www.usgennet.org/usa/in/county/orange/svobits58.htm
HOTTEL, Wilbur W., Springs Valley Herald (May 6, 1937) Death Notice
Judge Wilbur W. Hottel, 65, died of paralysis at his home in Salem last Thursday night. He had been ill since suffering a stroke three weeks ago.
The jurist was serving his second term as Judge of the Washington and Orange County Circuit Court. He was re-elected as the Democratic incumbent in 1936. He previously served as four years as deputy clerk of Washington County, joining his brother, THE LATE MILTON B. HOTTEL, an Appellate Judge, in the law firm of Hottel, Cauble and Hottel at the end of his term.
The last rites were conducted at the First Baptist Church in Salem, Saturday afternoon by Rev. W. R. Seat, a former pastor, assisted by the local pastor. Members of the bar of Washington and Orange County served as pall bearers. A large number of floral tributes attested love and esteem of relatives and friends and sympathy for the bereaved. Such a large number attended the service that it was impossible for all to get within the church. Interment was made in the Salem cemetery.
Judge Hottel, born in Fredricksburg, was graduated from Eikosi Academy at Salem and taught several terms of school, latter attending Indiana University Law School.
Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Josie Trueblood, son, Henley T., daughter, Mrs. George Nelson; brothers, Louie and Walter W.; and sisters, Mrs. Thomas Smith [Flora Anita Hottel] and Mrs. Samuel A. Roberts [Lillian "Lillie" Mae Hottel].
Submitted by Tom Agan.