Martha Seavey Hoyt (1844–1915) was an American biographer, newspaper correspondent, and businesswoman, active in real estate and in the insurance industry...

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(1878−1882) LaMarr Hoyt (1955–2021), American baseball player Lance Hoyt (born 1977), American professional wrestler Martha Seavey Hoyt, American biographer...

President of Bowdoin College and later professor at Yale University Martha Seavey Hoyt, biographer, newspaper correspondent, and businesswoman Alfred Stone...

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politician Alexander Hamilton Handy, judge George Harris, theologian Martha Seavey Hoyt, biographer, newspaper correspondent, businesswoman Frederick A. Pike...

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moved to North and South Carolina during the Reconstruction era. Martha Seavey Hoyt - biographer, newspaper correspondent, businesswoman Eleazar Lord...