Sarah Hopkins

Notes:

REF: John Hopkins of Cambridge, MA & Descendants-Timothy Hopkins-1932-p 83
Bronson's Waterbury, pg 458--(marriage/parent info)
Waterbury Vital Records

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* Great Barrington was in Hampshire Co, which became Berkshire Co in 1760.


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[John Hopkins of Cambridge, MA & Descendants; Timothy Hopkins; 1932; page 83.]

Sarah Hopkins, b. 5 June 1760 m. 4 December 1783, Sylvanus Adams b. 22 January 1759, son of William Adams, b. 1714 and Susanna Bronson b. 29 April 1718. They removed to Henderson, New York, where he owned and dealt in land. A soldier of the Revolution, Private, Capt. David Smith's Company, Col. Samuel Elmore's Regiment, 20 April 1776; also Capt. Samuel Camp's company, Col. Noadiah Hooker's Regiment, 1 April 1777; also Captain Smith's Company, Eighth Regiment, Continental Line, Col. John Chandler; enlisted 1 September 1777 for three years. He was among the Waterbury men wintering at Valley Forge in 1778.

Children:
William (or Mark?) Adams, b. 16 September 1784
Chloe Adams, b. 4 February 1786, m. Manly Hitchcock
Mark Adams, b. 18 October 1787; m. Mercy Brown, d. 6 March 1863
Timothy Hopkins Adams b. 29 September 1789
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Sarah married Sylvanus Adams on 04 Dec 1783 in Waterbury, New Haven, Connecticut. Sylvanus (son of William Adams and Susanna Bronson) was born on 22 Jan 1759 in Waterbury, New Haven, Connecticut; died after 1791. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

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(Is this the William ADAMS listed in DAR Cemeteries,etc., of Ohio? If so, he was in the War of 1812; d 8 Feb 1869, aged 75 yrs,7 mos- making his birthdate July 1793??)

REF: John Hopkins of Cambridge, MA & Descendants- Tim. Hopkins- 1932 - p 83

Notes:

According to E. W. Powers March 7, 1950 to Ruth Hitchcock Bressler

Chloe Adams related to John and Quincy (Adams) that became our second and sixth prsidents. She was raised in Massusetts wher they were married
(Manley Hitchcock). Chloe Adams Hitchcock died at home in Michigan[riverrat1981.ged]

REF: John Hopkins of Cambridge, MA & Descendants- Tim. Hopkins- 1932- p 83
Hitchcock Genealogy- 1894- p 170
Waterbury, New Haven CT Vital Records

Chloe married Manley Hitchcock in abt.1824. Manley (son of Benjamin Hitchcock and Eunice Hotchkiss) was born on 23 Dec 1783 in Waterbury, New Haven, Connecticut; died on 12 Jul 1852 in Elyria, Lorain, Ohio U.S.A.; was buried in Butternut Ridge Cemetery, Elyria, Lorain, Ohio U.S.A.. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

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Mark may have married about 1810, Mercy BROWN. [Enderton says Mercy BRONSON].

REF: John Hopkins of Cambridge, MA & Descendants- Timothy Hopkins- p 83
Bronson Families - H.B. Enderton - p 160

Notes:

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REF: John Hopkins of Cambridge, MA & Descendants- Tim. Hopkins-1932 - p 83

Notes:

- - - - - Sources - - - - -
+ Hitchcock Genealogy- 1894- p 170
+ History of Jackson Co (MI)- p ?
+ Index to Marr. License Applications,Cuyahoga Co,OH- Vol 1-6. p ?
+ Census records- 1850,60 OH; 1870,80 MI
+ Jackson City directories
+ Death certificate
+ Descendants of Thomas and Richard Brush of Huntington, L.I.; S.C & R.B.Brush; 1982; page 190.

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[Is this Mark and Polly?]
1840 Ohio: Hitchcock, Marcus
Township: Munson
County: Geauga
State: Ohio
Year: 1840
Page: 163
1 male - (20-30) and 1 female - (20-30)

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[From Michigan Historical Society Records, Vol. 11 page 17 (found on Ancestry.com 09.Dec.2005)]
After a long illness, Mark S. Hitchcock died at his residence, No. 506 West Main street, Oct. 18, 1886, in the 66th year of his age. Some weeks ago Mr. Hitchcock was stricken with typhoid fever, but had nearly recovered, when a severe cold developed a chronic urinary trouble which ended his life.

Mark S. Hitchcock was born in Ontario county, New York, in 1821, his parents, Manly and Chloe Hitchcock, being natives of Waterbury, Conn. They moved to Lorain county, Ohio, in 1824, and lived in Cleveland until their death. While a youth Mark Hitchcock worked on a farm summers and attended district school winters until he married Miss Polly Morgan, at the age of twenty years, and then engaged in buying and shipping live stock for several years, after which he embarked in the grocery business, which he followed in connection with farming until 1864, when he was elected sheriff of Lorain county and held the office for four years. He removed to Jackson county in 1868 and purchased the farm three miles north of this city, which he owned until last year, when he sold it to Charles R. Durand, and bought the store, No. 188, in the Durand block. In 1879 he bought the hardware stock of Rice & McConnel in this city and managed it one year in partnership with his son-in-law, George W. Fifield, who then sold out and a new firm was organized January 1, 1880, with M. S. Hitchcock, Reuben E. Clark and Charles S. Hitchcock as partners. Three years later Mr. Hitchcock sold his interest in the business and the firm became Clark, Helmer & Houk, who conducted the business a years and then transferred it back to M. S. Hitchcock & Co., the present firm. In 1880 Mr. Hitchcock purchased an interest in the Eureka Coal Co. and was elected superintendent and treasurer the same year.

Mr. Hitchcock’s first wife died in May, 1854, leaving five children, and two years later he married Mary A. Bush, of Lorain, Ohio, who survives him.

During his illness all of Mr. Hitchcock’s children were at his bedside, but, with the belief that he was recovering, his son Henry returned to his home in Nebraska some days ago, and his daughter, Mrs. Henry Kennedy, returned to her home at Tougaloo, Mississippi. The other children are Wallace W. Hitchcock, grocer, of 504 North Blackstone street; Mrs. George W. Fifield, 420 Williams street; Mrs. David Town, of Blackman; Charles S. Hitchcock, [p.69] No. 240 West Main Street, and Miss Clara, who resides with her parents.

Mr. Hitchcock was a prominent and active member of the First Methodist Episcopal church, a man of good business ability and highly esteemed by a very wide circle of friends.

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[From a letter written by E. W. Powers March 7 1950 for Ruth Hitchcock Bressler]
Mark Hitchcok was sheriff in Elyria Ohio. Later he moved to Jackson Michigan.

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Mark came to OH with his parents abt 1824; worked on the family farm until he was 20, when he engaged in buying and shipping livestock for several years; then was in the grocery and provision business and farming until 1864, when he became Sheriff of Lorain Co and served four years in this office. In 1868,
he moved his family to a farm 3 miles north of Jackson, MI. He purchased a hardware store (Rice & McConnell) in 1879 and settled in the city. His son-in-law, George Fifield, was his partner for a year; he ran the store for a year by himself and Jan 1, 1880, took his son, Charles S, and Rueben E. Clark as
partners, each owning one-third interest.
Mark purchased an interest in the Eureka coal mine and was elected Supt. and Treasurer in Dec 1880. He also served as a Justice of Blackman Twp for some years. He and Mary were members of the Methodist Episcopal Church.


Find-A-Grave Memorial Number: 23909394

Mark married Mary Morgan on 05 Jun 1839 in Elyria, Lorain, Ohio U.S.A.. Mary (daughter of Ira Beebe Morgan and Louisa Bronson) was born about 1817 in Ohio U.S.A.; died on 27 May 1853 in Lorain County, Ohio U.S.A.; was buried in Butternut Ridge Cemetery, Elyria, Lorain, Ohio U.S.A.. [Group Sheet]

Mark married Mary Adeline Brush on 08 Jun 1856 in Eaton Township, Lorain, Ohio U.S.A.. Mary was born on 20 Jul 1831 in Greenwich, Fairfield, Connecticut U.S.A.; died on 21 Nov 1916 in Jackson, Jackson, Michigan U.S.A.; was buried in Mt Evergreen Cemetery, Jackson, Michigan U.S.A.. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Both Ira and William Hitchcock were prominent Methodist Ministers.[riverrat1981.ged]

Ira married Henrietta PRICE on 17 [25] July 1838 in Cuyahoga Co,OH. [IGI]
She married (2) 16 Sep 1860, Charles ABBE/ABBEY.

REF: Hitchcock Genealogy- 1894- p 170
Information from Colleen (POWERS) MAHAN
Index to Marr. License Applications,Cuyahoga Co,OH- Vol 1-6
IGI- LDS Church

Ira married Henryette. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Both Ira and William Hitchcock were prominent Methodist ministers. William was considers to be a great orator.[riverrat1981.ged]

William Manly was injured in a childhood accident, which left him lame...At 19,
he was converted at a Methodist revival...His family gave him a horse and
with the Bible in his saddle bag, he rode through northern OH and was called
the "Boy Preacher."...died at age 27, while a Pastor of a church in Toledo, OH.
He married 11 Oct/25 Nov 1847, Irene POPE, a descendant of the Mayflower
POPES. One son, William D, b 1849 in Dover, OH.

REF: Hitchcock Genealogy- 1894- pgs 170,192/3
IGI- LDS Church
Information from Colleen (POWERS) MAHAN
Index to Marr. License Applications,Cuyahoga Co,OH- Vol 1-6

William married . Unknown [Group Sheet]

Notes:

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Caroline married William O. MARSH on 27 Apr 1833 in Cuyahoga Co, OH.

REF: Information from Colleen (POWERS) MAHAN
Index to Marr. License Applications,Cuyahoga Co,OH- Vol 1-6
IGI- LDS Church
=========================
1860 OH Cuyahoga, Middleburg Age Est. b'date
998|Carolane Marsh Middleburg, Cuyahoga, OH 49 1810 Caroline B Marsh Middleburg, Cuyahoga, OH 23 1836
Cassindria Marsh Middleburg, Cuyahoga, OH 20 1839
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!Marr. Rec. I.G.I. Batch # M514234, # 1802 for Leonard G. Hamilton marr. Cassandra A. Marsh 6 May 1862, sealed 3 Aug 1981 SL.
!Marr Rec. Vol10, p.330, Cleveland Court House, Cleveland,Ohio

Caroline married William Marsh. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

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Chloe married (1) Samuel S. McCLOY. She m (2) Ezra HOWK. He is also buried in Ridgelawn Cemetery. (Name spelled HOUK,HOWKE also).
Harrison & Andrew McCLOY, sons from first marriage, were living with Chloe & Ezra in 1850 & 1860 census; she and Ezra had Mary, Josiah & Ira M HOWK.

REF: Information from Colleen (POWERS) MAHAN
Index to Marriage License Applications,Cuyahoga Co,OH- 1829-1851
IGI- LDS Church
Cemetery Inscriptions of Lorain Co,OH- 1980- p 25
1850,1860 OH census records [Need 1870-80]

Chloe married McCloy. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

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Mary Ann married 9 Mar 1833, Cyrus O. DARLING in Lorain Co, OH.
(There is a Mary who m 9 Jan 1851, Thomas C. KING in Cuyahoga Co, OH.)

REF:Information from Colleen (POWERS) MAHAN
Lorain Co Marriage Records 1824-1865
Cuyahoga Co Marriage Records

Mary married Darling. [Group Sheet]

Loeisa married Gary Root. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

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Jane M married (1) 21 Feb 1843, Moses POWERS in Eaton, Lorain Co, OH; he d
1870. She m (2) 14 Jan 1873, Enlino BERZEE in Bloomingdale, Van Buren, MI.
He died in 1897. Jane evidently moved to Oregon sometime later.

REF: Information from Colleen (POWERS) MAHAN
Index to Marr. License Applications,Cuyahoga Co,OH- Vol 1-6

Obituary
Berzee, Jane M. Powers b. 11 Sep 1827 d. 24 Apr 1915

"Berzee - At home of her son, E.W. Powers, in Salem, OR., Saturday,
April 24, 1915, Jane M. Berzee, aged 87 years, 7 months and 13 days.

Mrs. Berzee was born in Cleveland, Ohio. She was married to Moses
Powers February 21, 1843. Six children were born to this union, four of
whom survive: E.J. Powers of Allegan, Mich., Mrs. W. Cooley, C.E.
Powers and E.W. Powers of Salem, OR. Her first husband, Moses Powers,
died October 1, 1870.

She was married to J.E. Berzee June 14, 1874. Mr Berzee died January
12, 1897. Since that time she has made her home with Mrs. W. Cooley and
E.W. Powers.

She became a member of the Christian Church in 1867. Besides three sons
and a daughter, she is survived by twenty-four grandchildren,
thirty-eight great grandchildren and one great great grandchild.

The funeral will be held this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock from the
residence of E.W. Powers, 15th and D Streets. Rev. F.T. Porter will
officiate.

The pall bearers will be six of the grandchildren; Herschel, Edwin and
Grover Powers and Ralph, Herschel and Harry Cooley." - Oregon
Statesman, Apr 25, 1915 4:2

Jane married Moses Powers on 21 Feb 1843. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

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CONNECTICUT. New Haven County. Waterbury Deaths 1797-1825:
Name: HITCHCOCK, Manly - child of
Age: 4m
Death Date: Feb 1804
Place of Death: New Haven Co. CT
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Notes:

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REF: Census records- Need 1840-1870 OH

Notes:

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Louisa (Sarah/Sally Louisa) married Garry ROOT in Lorain Co, OH.
[Trowbridge calls her Sarah; their dau Sarah, b 9 Aug 1833, Ridgeville, m 9 Sep 1853, Lemuel HOADLEY in Ridgeville, OH.)

REF: Information from Colleen (POWERS) MAHAN
1850 OH Census- Lorain Co, Ridgeville - p 790
1860 OH " - " " " - p 73
1880 OH " - " " " - p
Cemetery Inscriptions of Lorain Co- p 388
Hoadley Genealogy- F.B.Trowbridge- 1894

Notes:

- - - - - Sources - - - - -
+ Standard Certificate of Death for Physicians; Registered No. 1548; South Dakota Department of History, Division of Census and Vital Statistics. Document # 29782.
+ Information from Colleen (POWERS) MAHAN
+ Index to Marr. License Applications,Cuyahoga Co,OH- Vol 1-6
+ Portrait & Biographical Album of Jackson Co- Chapman Bros- 1890
+ The Hamlin Family - Gen. of James Hamlin of Barnstable, MA - p 694-5
+ http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/sd/biography/memor99/hitchcock.txt (http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/sd/sdfiles.htm)

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[From E. W. Powers March 7, 1950 for Ruth Hitchcock Bressler]
Henry was in the Civil War and when he came home his wife, Clifford, Clayton and Clarend were living down in Coss County just south of Van Buren County Michigan

During the Civil War served for the North.

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"...member 103rd OH Inf. Vols, enlisted 1862; discharged 1866; farmer; removed to Edwardsburg, MI in 1866; to Bloomingdale (MI) 1868; (Sophia) died near Jackson, MI July 2 1870; he remarried and moved to Dakota, 1883; postmaster, Albion, South Dakota..."

One reference gives birth as 19 Jan 1839

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[Memorial and biographical record; an illustrated
compendium of biography, containing a compendium of local biography,
including biographical sketches of prominent old settlers and
representative citizens of South Dakota...; Published by G. A. Ogle &
Co., Chicago, 1899. Pages 954-956]
Henry S. Hitchcock Biography


HENRY S. HITCHCOCK, one of the first to settle in Richland township, is now one of the substantial agriculturists of that portion of Edmunds county. His success has been due to his own perseverance and good management, and his efforts have not been expended for his own good alone but for the upbuilding of the better interests of his community. He is one of the prominent citizens of that region, and takes an active part in matters pertaining to the growth of the thriving district where he chooses to make his home. He is an ex-soldier who may well be proud of his army record, and no soldier ever served his country with a more loyal heart or earnest effort. Mr. Hitchcock has a fine estate, and his home farm is the southeast quarter of section 22, in Richland township, Edmunds county. Here he is passing his declining years enjoying the peace and comforts of a pleasant home.

Our subject was born in Eaton township, Loraine county, Ohio, January 17, 1839, and was the eldest in a family of five children, two sons and three daughters, born to Mark S. and Polly (Morgan) Hitchcock. The
paternal grandfather of our subject, Manly Hitchcock, was of English descent, and the maternal grandfather, Ira Morgan, was a native of Connecticut, and both were by occupation farmers. The parents of our subject were married in Loraine county, Ohio, and the father was a farmer during the greater part of his life, but engaged in the hardware business during the last years of life at Jackson, Michigan.

Our subject was reared on a farm and had little school advantages, those early days affording the country pupil a limited education. Mr. Hitchcock engaged in farming in 1869 in Ohio and afterward went with his family to Bloomingdale, Michigan, and was a farmer there for sixteen years. The farm was well improved, consisted of fifty acres; a small stream running through the land afforded good water for stock,
and an orchard of one hundred and fifty trees with small fruits in abundance made a model farm, but sickness visited the family and three children and the wife our subject died while there and the health of
Mr. Hitchcock was failing. He went to Edmunds county, South Dakota, in 1882 and located on his present farm.

He erected a ten by twelve shanty and was his own housekeeper for two years, at the end of which time the family joined him in the new home. He had a small house erected, and a barn and granary and the
improvements on the property had already begun. When he located in Dakota Richland township was the extreme western limit of the surveyed land, and all supplies were hauled from Aberdeen, eighteen miles
distant. Our subject now possesses one hundred and sixty acres of land, and cultivates about one hundred and fifty acres. He engages mostly in raising small grains, but is interested to some extent in the raising of cattle and horses.

Mr. Hitchcock enlisted in Company H, One Hundred and Third Ohio Infantry, July 22, 1862, and spent the winter of 1862 -63 in Frankfort, Kentucky, and the following summer went through Tennessee and Kentucky after Morgan's men. Many skirmishes and active duty kept them on the move through the summer of 1864, and the winter following our subject was taken ill with typhoid fever at Louisville, Kentucky. He was discharged early in 1865 and went back to old home.

Our subject was married in 1859 to Sophia Hamlin, a native of Dover, Ohio. Three sons and one daughter were born of this union. Mrs. Hitchcock died July 2, 1870. Our subject remarried, Miss Annie Graham
becoming his wife August 20, 1871. Mrs. Hitchcock is a native of Preble county, Ohio, and was born in 1847. Her grandfather, James Graham, was a native of Virginia. Her father, Joseph Graham, was a harness maker by occupation, and the mother died when Mrs. Hitchcock was but twelve years of age, after which the family was broken up and she was thrown on her own resources for a livelihood. She was reared in Morning Sun, Ohio, and there received her education. Two children, a son and a daughter, have been born to Mr. and Mrs. Hitchcock, as follows: Fred S. and Ella C. Our subject has been called upon to fill various local offices, and has given his service freely, and for the good of all. He has been a member of the town board two years, of the school board nine years, and seven years has acted as assessor. He has been a delegate to many county conventions and advocates the principles of the Republican party.

Henry married Sophia Amanda Hamlin on 20 Nov 1858 in Lorain County, Ohio U.S.A.. Sophia (daughter of David Hamlin and Roxana Crocker) was born on 18 Mar 1841 in Dover, Tuscarawas, Ohio U.S.A.; died on 30 Jun 1870 in Bloomingdale Township, Van Buren, Michigan U.S.A.. [Group Sheet]

Henry married Annie Graham on 20 Aug 1871 in Van Buren, Michigan U.S.A.. Annie was born in 1847 in Preble County, Ohio U.S.A.. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

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Wallace W married 27 Sep 1865, Frances (Fanny) M. BROWN in Lorain Co, OH She was the daughter of Marcellus A and Jane A (KIDNEY) BROWN, both b NY. Wallace "was a Sgt- Co D, 17th OH INF" (Cem Recs)- "In 1862, he enlisted in the 178th OH INF and was assigned to the 23rd Army Corps, under General Schofield, and later under General Cox & Sherman...took part in 2nd battle of Stone River, Shreveport, Kingston, NC, and many less important skirmishes, escaping unhurt." (See bio sheet)
Wallace was listed as a grocer in his biog sheet and his father's obit. In the 1900 census, he is a lamp trimmer for the Electric Light Co.
Two daughters: Carrie Belle,b 2 Aug 1866/7; m 8 Apr 1896, as his 3rd wife,
Thomas Mosher RHINES. Jennie J, b 14 Mar 1869; m Allan R. LUKENS; lived PA.

REF: Census records- 1850,60 OH; 1870-1900 MI; 1894 State (MI)
Portrait & Biog. Album of Jackson Co- Chapman Bros- 1890
Jackson City directories

Notes:

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Fidelia Louisa married 8 Oct 1872, Henry P. KENNEDY, in Jackson, MI. He was the son of George W & Ann E (RUSSELL) KENNEDY. He was a carpenter. They had three children: William M., b 2 Feb 1874; m Eva M HITCHCOCK, daughter of William D. & Maria E. (FIFIELD) HITCHCOCK (son of Wm M. & Irene (POPE) HITCHCOCK?); Mary E, b 7 Dec 1875; m Louis PHLANZE; Lena P, b 24 Jun 1878; m __?__ ANDERSON.

REF: Census records- 1850,1860 OH; 1870,1880 MI; 1900 ?

Notes:

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Chloe Janette (Nettie) married 27 Dec 1873, George W. FIFIELD, Jr, son of George W. Sr & Lucinda (LINCOLN) FIFIELD. No children.
* "27 Dec. - On the 24th inst. at the residence of the brides father, M.S. Hitchcock, Esq., of Blackman
by Rev. J.H. McCarty: George Wm. Fifield & Chloe J. Hitchcock."

REF: History of Jackson Co, MI
Census Records...1850,1860 OH;1870-1910 MI
*Jackson Co Gen Soc Lexicon- Vol 16,#2- p 34
Women who were born or came to Eaton Twp prior to 1850 [Lorain Co]- WHRS
(Microfilm & Index)
LDS IGI - B:M518495 [listed as Chloe Janell]

Chloe married George W. Fifield on 27 Dec 1873 in Jackson County, Michigan U.S.A.. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

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Henrietta Irene married 1878, David W. TOWN, b Jan 1849, d bef 1910? No children. (We called her "Aunt Rene")

REF: Personal knowledge of H.Patricia (HITCHCOCK) MILLER
History of Jackson Co, MI
Census Records- 1860 OH;1870-1920 MI
Women..born or came to Eaton Twp prior to 1850 [Lorain Co]- WHRS
(Microfilm & Index)

Notes:

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Charles S and Mary Frances were divorced abt 1896, according to 1900 MI census.
He m (2) Lelia L HART on 22 Apr 1903 in Elkhart, IN. His death in 1908 was caused by a fall from the steps of a moving train in White Pigeon, MI. ( See obits in Lovina SMILEY's scrapbook.)

REF: Census records- 1860 OH, 1870,1880,1900 MI
Lovina Smiley's Scrapbook
Death Certificate
Elkhart,IN Marriage Record (2nd marriage)

Notes:

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Charles and Clara owned and operated the Wetherby Funeral Home in Jackson. She continued managing it after Charles' death until shortly before her death at age 91. They had no children but helped her nephew, James S. HITCHCOCK, and his family during the Depression of the 1930's. They were known as Uncle Charles and Aunt Tad to James and his family.

REF: Personal knowledge of H.Patricia (HITCHCOCK) MILLER
History of Jackson Co, MI
Census Records- 1870-1920 MI
Cemetery records - Woodland Cemetery, Jackson, MI
MI Marriage Index 1887-1890 [MI State Library]

Clara Hitchock Wetherby and Charley Wetherby had the finest funeral parlor in Jackson Michigan.

Clara married Charles Wetherby. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

According to E. W. Powers March 7 1950 to Ruth Hitchcock Bressler
Carrie and Cassie were well educated and Carrie was a contributor to many articles in different magazines.

Carrie married Edwin Hayes. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

According to E. W. Powers, March 7 1950 to Ruth Hitchcock Bressler
Carrie and Cassie were well educated.

Cassie married Leonard Hamilton. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

According to E. W. Powers March 7 1950 for Ruth Hitchcock Bressler
"They were bright witty Scotch Irish." (Andrew and Harry)
"Andrew moved to Seattle."
"They wrote much poetry for different papers."

Notes:

According to E. W. Powers March 7 1950 for Ruth Hitchcock Bressler
"They were bright witty Scotch Irish." (Andrew and Harry)
"Harry had some girls."
"They wrote much poetry for different papers."

Byron married in in . Unknown [Group Sheet]