1975. 65p. by Ernest Hoover 

The book provides a comprehensive genealogical account of the Hoover and Tann families, tracing their origins, significant life events, and contributions to their communities. It highlights key figures such as John Hoover, who was a practical farmer and a member of the Society of Friends, and his children who pursued various professions, including surveying and education. Additionally, the text offers historical context about the development of regions like Nebraska and Indiana, showcasing the impact of these families on local history and society.