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HAWK Daymon E 1922 1945 son

t42OldAlton_DentonCoTX — 2009-11-13 22:56:10Z

HAWK Daymon E 1922 1945 son

DaveStrickland photographed this gravestone in the Old Alton Cemetery, Denton Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 210,027 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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Hawk from Georgetown, Quitman, Georgia

Jus2knowhim — 2009-11-10 05:36:17Z

I am looking for more info on the Hawk family. My great grandmother had several siblings...Mary Hawk, Cora B Hawk, Ora J Hawk, Ortis Lee Hawk, William L Hawk, Julia B. Hawk, Walliam L Hawk, Josephine Hawk,Carlton Hawk, Josephine Hawk,Calton Hawk, Eva Hawk, Frankie Hawk and Sallie W Hawk. If you have any connection please contact me.

Re: HAWK family of Northampton County, PA, USA

cnoyalas — 2009-11-03 00:42:03Z

Hi. I wish I could give you an exact answer, but unfortunately, my source citations are missing for Adam Hawk. I either found the information in the Marx Room at Easton Public Library in this book: " Genealogy of Conrad and Elizabeth (Borger) Hawk, 1744-1990 / by Atwood James Shupp") OR I found it on ancestry.com in one of the four public member trees that list Adam Hawk as David Hawk's father. David Hawk (b. 1781) was my 5th great grandfather. I hope this helps (slightly). I do not know anything about our ancestors' original country of origin.

Re: HAWK family of Northampton County, PA, USA

ggogan — 2009-11-02 14:16:15Z

Hi, my family is descended from Jacob Hawk, b1812. I haven't been able to get beyond David Hawk & Catherine George. How did you verify that Adam Hawk is David's father? Thanks for your help.
My grandmother, Sadie Grace Hawk, informed us that her family was from England, but moved to Holland because of religious persecution; from Holland they immigrated to the United States. She said their name was originally spelled Hauk.

HAWK family of Northampton County, PA, USA

cnoyalas — 2009-10-30 16:24:59Z

My ancestry traces back to Adam Hawk. Adam was the father of David Hawk who was born in 1781 in Lower Mount Bethel, Northampton, Pennsylvania, USA. David was married to Catherine and had six children: Adam (b. 1811), Jacob (b. 1812), David (b. 1814), Rebecca (b. 1816), Elizabeth (b. 1817), and Joseph (b. 1820). If you recognize this family, please contact me.

Helen Hawk of Spotsylvania Co Va

oclarke11 — 2009-10-18 19:36:17Z

Need parents & siblings for Helen b abt 1875. She marr Charles A. Brooks son of Robert lewis Brooks Sr. & Margaret A. Stevens of Caroline Co. Also need children for Charles & Helen.
Thanks, Ollie

Re: Looking for Family

dsmith5124 — 2009-10-17 14:49:34Z

Doug: I am not family, but met you, Mike, and the twin girls in the early 60s at Bonnie Oaks School in Chattanooga. You came to my home for a Christmas visit in Delaware. If you would like to "catch up", please contact me.

Need info on sib. John b. 1807/8 NJ & Ruth R. HAWK b. 1811/2 NJ m. sib. Polly & Stanton Humphrey in Ohio.

daverichardson1 — 2009-10-05 14:21:38Z

Searching for information on siblings John born 1807/8 NJ and Ruth R. HAWK born 1811/2 NJ whose mother may have been Polly born 1785/6 PA and was in the 1850 and 1860 census Palmyra, Portage Co., Ohio census. John married Polly HUMPHREY born 1814/5 MA and Ruth married 9 Nov. 1836 Portage Co., Ohio Stanton HUMPHREY both children of Levi HUMPHREY and Nancy FARGO. Appreciate any help. dave.richardson@mindspring.com

Hawk Family Records

RobertaEstes13 — 2009-10-02 21:56:49Z

I was “gifted” with a box of genealogy having to do with one of my family lines after a researcher passed away. In the box is also a lot of other family lines that aren’t mine. I’ve sorted them into folders as best I can and here are the surnames and a little about them if I can tell much.

Buttrey – Wilkes Co NC (small file – letters)
Bailey – Topeka Kansas, New Castle, Pa, Youngstown, Ohio (small file, letters)
Loveless – Columbus Ohio, Washington Co., Va (small file, letters)
Wilderich – Henry Wiederick or Wilderick, b Germany 1858, pedigree chart (small file)
Hildebrand – Morgan County, Missouri, John Hildebrand b 1822 in Baden Germany m Victoria Anhauser or Enghauser – (thick file, quite a bit of research)
Trabuc/Trabue – Edward Trabue b 1764, son of John, married Martha Haskins, Jessamine Co., Ky and Va.
King – Joseph King m 1819 to Frances, Lincolnshire England
Nichols – Abner JeffersonNichols b 1837 probably Alabama, poss Missouri or Ark. (one letter only)
Swallow – from England, possible Liverpool (one letter only)
Brown – a few pages of general research
Burton/Cecelia – Philadelphia Pa, research log only
Rouse/Buler – Geoge Rouse and wife and grandfather Daniel Barlow born in Va near Culpepper Court house and moved to Boone Co Ky. (2 pages)

The ones below seem to be grouped together as I've grouped them. I would presume that these files in the groups would go to a researcher as a unit.

Group 1:
Smith – Thomas Leslie Smith, Missouri, born Pittsylvania Co, Va to John Wesley Smith and Sally Saunders Claytor Leftwich
Leftwich – Bedford Co., Va.
Gregory – includes Minter, Adair Co., Ky, other Ky counties, Powhatan Co, Va., John Gregory Rev War Vet, (quite a bit of research)
Minter – Fayette County, Ky, Powhatan Co, Va. (also in the Gregory file)

Group 2:
Bolander – Stephen Bolander b 1756 Lancaster Co Pa m Magaretha Shinkle (small file, letters)
Shinkle – Colorado, South Dakota, Ohio, Indiana, Iowa and Illinois
Bush – Catherine Bush m Philip Jacob Shinkle in Brush Valley, Center Co., Pa. (one letter only)
McConnell – Arthur in Washington Pa, then to Ky, Ohio and Indiana and then his children and grandchildren to Illinois and Iowa, John McConnell served in War of 1812 from Ohio Militia, Brown Co. Ohio
Luing – intermixed in other files
Watson – two lines, one from Oxford who never left England and one from York and Lincoln who came to the western US in the 1920s (small file, letters)
Wyatt – intermixed in other files
Logan – in the same file as Gregg, Pennsylvania, Jefferson Co., Indiana
Gregg – in the same file a Logan, Pennsylvania, Jefferson Co., Indiana

Group 3 – the familes below are all intermingled in one file – Kittaning, Armstrong Co., Pa, Mercer Co., Pa, various Pa, Va and NC counties, also Missouri,
Hellam – George Curtis Hellam m Mary Ellen Hawk
Peat – Oran Peat b 1899 m Gutherie Faye in Pa
Hawk – Daniel Hawk m Magdalena Bricker
Welton – intermarried with the above families

Group 4
Godley – Quaker, Farquier Co, Va, Georgia, Anderson Co., Tx (much research) – also see Peacock
Peacock – from Nottingham England, never came to America, Elizabeth m George Godley and their dau Sarah came to the us in 1924.

These are yours for the price of postage. First to e-mail me, first to get the file. Let me know which files you want.

Roberta Estes

Re: Cerilda Hawk

christopherdavis3 — 2009-09-14 01:24:18Z

Yes, Electa married Jacob Switzer Hawk. We visited the Cemetery in Keokuk where they are both buried and saw their old house and farm. I have been trying to nail down her father, and I have some really good clues that it was Elijah Hawk. Do you know much about the Henson family, or about Cerilda's husband John? I think I found a record that he was in jail, which is why on one of the Census entries, Cerilda is the head of the household and she still marks her status as married. I would really like to share info. Please drop me a note. My email is christopherrobins@q.com.

Re: Cerilda Hawk

dpj071 — 2009-09-14 01:19:28Z

Did I answer this yet? It would appear that they are sisters. Did your Elect Jane marry Jacob S. Hawk?

Re: Jim Maloney trying to get through to Linda Bailiff about Hawk

angrykitten00 — 2009-09-04 06:16:47Z

Do you know them?

Hawks from Nebraska

ilyssasmom — 2009-08-19 05:16:42Z

I need to know if anyone has Hawks from the Inman,Orchard, Ewing Nebraska area in their trees. Also, have a lot of pics of unidentified people with David City printed on them.

Re: Henry Hawk

pknapp100 — 2009-08-10 19:52:31Z

I spotted your post re Ally Hawk. Should you be interested, an "Ally Jones" is listed in the settlement of the estate of Susannah Hawk (copied from "Complete Probate Book 14 page 540-541". I have wondered if Ally is one of the twin daughters born to Henry Hawk and his wife Susannnah Flaugher in 1815. Would be pleased to share what I have with you if you think it fits. E-mail knapp99@q.com.

Re: Lost Hawk

AdoptedHawk — 2009-08-10 06:46:13Z

Yes, they are not a nice family. I am guessing they get that from their mother's side. According to Bray, she too was kind of nutty.

Re: Lost Hawk

ezpati — 2009-08-10 06:43:15Z

I am sorry I did not try to look up Jenny & Joann Hawk before now. I could have probably saved you some time or heart-ache if they were willing to be family. Dr. Bray Hawk was always kind to me; but the sibs were usually pretty tight-knit. Even after 3 years of Nursing School with Jenny, her friends from Nursing School were not even invited to a wedding shower or her wedding nor any of the announcements of her childrens births. It seemed like after Nursing School and her snagging a doctor for a husband, she then forgot about us & never attempted to contact any of us during the years to follow.

Re: Lost Hawk

AdoptedHawk — 2009-08-10 06:35:52Z

Thanks!!! I won't be listed in the obit (obviously). I am the accident child of one of the older Hawk sisters. She would be happier now I think if she would've aborted me. I've caused some turmoil in years past, and she went a little "mother-bear" psycho on me. It's something better left alone, because she down right nutty.

Re: might be a little help

AdoptedHawk — 2009-08-10 06:25:26Z

Thank you for the information. I wish I would have made a pilgrimage to St. Louis to meet him. He really was a wonderful man. More so than most will ever know. When I made that post, the info that I had was limited, but now I know more than I should. By doing so, I have over-stepped some boundries that affected the lives of some. In my quest for closure, I ended-up letting my emotions get the better of me and didn't think about the consequences of my actions. Since then my biological has past the genes forward to two more generations. Pity they don't care.

Re: Lost Great Great grandmother

becky_stauffer — 2009-03-17 05:56:42Z

my grandmother who is ethel hawk told me that her great (maybe great great) grandmother was cherokee indian. I'm not sure where this woman lived though. my grandmother is from pa though. have you learned anything new? maybe i can help you.

Re: Mellie Ann GRAY m Burton HAWK

isledezyn — 2009-07-24 06:50:08Z

Only took six years to reply.
I have more info on Burton, Mary Fine ( Finesville New Jersey ) and Jacob who is Davids father. Died oof starvation one day after release from Libby prison. My mother took care of Lillian's childern when Lillian was in the hosp with TB in Ill. I would imagine that is where my mother contracted it.
Sorry to be so tardy in posting. I am not proficient at this. This site is now on my "favorites" list.
write to me at isledezyn@yahoo.com and I will be much more prompt. Aloha, Janice Bevington Porter

Re: Calvin HAWK b. 1875 OH

chawkjr — 2009-05-16 22:50:33Z

I have a bit on Calvin's family - my father was one of his sons - making me a cousin to Earnest, Jr. I have more on Nannie Paralee's family. As I understand it, Calvin's father was Lewis (or Louis-born in Stark County - 12-18-1841) from Philip M Jr (born in Germany abt 1813) from Philip M Sr (born in Germany -??) I don't have anything concrete on these dates, except US Censuses.

Charles Hawk Jr
chawkjr@yahoo.com

Mary Hawk of LaMothe Place, St. Charles, MO

LDeTrano — 2009-05-12 22:32:59Z

My ggrandmother, Mary Hawk b.abt. 1869 West Alton, MO, according to son, Hiram's death certificate, married Jacob Smith 20 Feb 1886, and needed her mother's consent.
They had 5 boys; Edward b.Jan 27,1887, Lou b.Jan 1888,
Hiram b. Apr, 17, 1890, Royal b.Feb 1892,William b. 1896.
In the 1900 census Jacob was widowed.
Upper Alton told me she's not buried there.
There is a Jacob Hawk 1870 census,and Hiram Hawk 1900 Census, Portage Des Sioux that could be her father.
Mary would have been 30 years of age in 1900.
I am desperate to find her family and what happened to her.
Thank you kindly,
Lynn DeTrano

Marie Hawk of Big Spring, TX 1929

drbrownlee — 2009-07-15 04:56:07Z

Marie is pictured in the 1929 El Rodeo, yearbook of Big Spring High School. She is a senior. I'm not kin but thought this might help others locate family.

Clyde Hawk of Dallas, TX 1934

drbrownlee — 2009-04-07 04:48:14Z

Clyde is pictured in the 1934 Oak, the yearbook of Oak Cliff High School. She is a senior. I'm not kin but thought this might help other researchers.

Hawk Brothers Draw Guns

taneyakoonce — 2009-04-30 02:58:42Z

"Brothers Draw Guns"
Kinston Free Press newspaper of Kinston, Lenoir County, NC
November 3, 1903

Newbern, Nov. 2 — What came near terminating in a tragedy occurred today at the post office of the Pine Lumber Company, of this city, where two brothers were the principles. The matter was over a financial dispute. J.E. Hawk, one of the parties involved, is president of the company, which does a large business, and the other, E.G. Hawk, is manager of one of the small mills of the company at Croatan, 10 miles from this city. It seems that J.E. Hawk had suspician that the financial affairs of E.G. Hawk were not what they ought to be so this morning J.E. Hawk, learning that his brother was in the city, drove to Croatan and got possession of the books used at the mill and brought them back with him.

When E.G. Hawk had been informed of his brother’s actions he went to the office of the company and demanded that the books be returned to him, but upon refusal, witnesses says, he drew his revolver and then demanded the books. The other ran his hand to his hip in an attempt to draw his pistol, but W.F. Aberley, secretary and treasurer of the company, interferred, and in the melee one gun was exploded, but no damage was done. An officer arrived on the scene and arrested all the parties. The preliminary trial was held this afternoon and E.G. Hawk was held under $100 bond for his appearane at court, also $500 justified bond that he would keep the peace for six months. Aberley was put under a $50 bond.

Taneya
Kinston Free Press Blog - http://kinstonfreepress.wordpress.com

Re: Lost Hawk

ezpati — 2009-08-10 06:20:14Z

I am not a Hawk, but I went to Lutheran Medical School of Nursing in Saint Louis. Jennifer and Joanne Hawk, daughters of Bray and Florence Hawk both graduated from there also. Son, Thomas Hawk is an Orthopedic Surgeon in Saint Louis. Dr. Bray Hawk was on staff at multiple hospitals. One of his favorite was the old Incarnate Word Hospital on Lafayette Ave. The family home is still located on Longfellow Avenue in Compton Heights neigborhood...many are $300-500,000+ home from the gilded era. Try the Saint Louis Post Dispatch Archives for the Orbituarties...his was posted after his dead and listed all of his 'known' children and grandchildren and the home towns as well. Good Luck.

Re: Lost Hawk

ezpati — 2009-08-10 06:07:09Z

Dr. Bray Hawk passed away a few years ago. His widow still lives in the family home on Longfellow Street in the Compton Heights neighborhood. This is among some of the finest gilded era homes in South Saint Louis. His son, Dr. Thomas Hawk is an othtopedic surgeon is Saint Louis. Jennifer Hawk is married and living in Ca. Joanne Hawk is living in Winona, Minnesota the last I knew. Good Luck.

Re: might be a little help

ezpati — 2009-08-10 05:58:31Z

Dr. Bray Hawk has passed away in the last few years. He had a son who is an Orthopedic Surgeon in Saint Louis, Dr. Thomas Hawk. Other children I am aware of are Jennifer Hawk who married and is living in CA & Joanne Hawk went to Minnesota. The family home is still on Longfellow Street in the Compton Heights Neighborhood of Saint Louis.

Re: Jim Maloney trying to get through to Linda Bailiff about Hawk

suze626 — 2009-03-08 22:08:41Z

I just stumbled across this. I realize it has been many years but are you still looking for "Linda Bailiff?"

HAWK Joseph Elliot 1911 1996 married 3 Mar 1932

t42OldHall_DenCoTX — 2009-04-09 01:35:41Z

HAWK Joseph Elliot 1911 1996 married 3 Mar 1932

David Strickland photographed this gravestone in the Old Hall Cemetery, Lewisville, Denton Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 202,944 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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HAWK Willie Dee 1913 2002 married 3 Mar 1932

t42OldHall_DenCoTX — 2009-04-09 01:35:31Z

HAWK Willie Dee 1913 2002 married 3 Mar 1932

David Strickland photographed this gravestone in the Old Hall Cemetery, Lewisville, Denton Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 202,944 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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HAWK William A 1905 1970

t42OldHall_DenCoTX — 2009-03-11 10:55:37Z

HAWK William A 1905 1970

David Strickland photographed this gravestone in the Old Hall Cemetery, Lewisville, Denton Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 201,802 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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HAWK Mera E 1909 1997

t42OldHall_DenCoTX — 2009-03-11 10:55:26Z

HAWK Mera E 1909 1997

David Strickland photographed this gravestone in the Old Hall Cemetery, Lewisville, Denton Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 201,802 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

- If you know more about this person please reply here, instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Howard Dixon HAWK born 8/7/1886 in Philadelphia,Pa

lottiehamner — 2009-03-10 00:23:58Z

I have a new email address; edlot@zoominternet.com

HAWK

lottiehamner — 2009-04-28 22:15:02Z

Does anyone know the following people: JACOB D. HAWK (9/25/1848 to 10/26/1925) married MARY KRAM(M) 9 4/10/1856 to 3/11/1933); HOWARD D. HAWK ( 8/7/1886 to 1948) married to HELEN MARY SCHMIDT (10/15/1889); HARRY ANDREW HAWK (4/25/1874 to UKN)married ELIZABETH ukn; MARY EVA (8/6/1877) married EVAN E. LIGHTCAP; AMELIA HAWK (6/13/ 1884 to 10/3/1948) married LEWIS EDWARD MALL; ELLEN CATHERINE HAWK ( 1/13/1880) married WILLIAM BURMESTER; LAURA MAY HAWK (12/15/1876 to 11/8/1928) married to ELMER ELLSWORTH ROSE. Any info would be very helpful, especially for JACOB or MARY KRAMM. Thank you. Lottie

Re: Cerilda Hawk

christopherdavis3 — 2009-06-04 04:49:34Z

Hi,
I think your Cerilda may be sister to my ancestor Electa. My records show them born in Bloomfield, Ohio c. 1830 and their father was Elijah Henson. Cerilda married John F. Hawk. If this is correct please drop me a note when you have a chance.

Re: Lost Hawk

AdoptedHawk — 2009-08-10 06:12:01Z

If you are the sibling of Bray, then you and I are related. Unfortunately, I'm a dirty little secret from 40+ years ago.

Re: James Hawk m. Mary Keith, Dallas Co., MO 1870s

pbkeith36 — 2009-02-20 03:11:38Z

I did find on James Hawk's Civil War record that he died in 1877 in Laclede County, Missouri. Am still looking for info on where he is interred - any help is appreciated.
Thanks for reading-

Re: Calvin HAWK b. 1875 OH

sissysmom19 — 2009-02-22 03:41:08Z

I just began looking into my family tree and I don't believe we are looking at the same Calvin Hawk. My Calvin married Nancy Paralee Tarwater. I believe replied to my uncles post in the beginning. Good luck finding your family.

George Washington Hawk

hawkholt1 — 2009-05-26 01:58:40Z

I'm looking for a photo of my uncle who served in World War I. He was born in 1884 in Kirwin Kansas to J. W. and Jane (Hess) Hawk and died in France in 1918. The Matagorda County, Texas genealogy site would like to post a photo of him. Our family photos were all burned in a fire when I was a child. I would appreciate any photos of this family. Thank you. Genie Hawk Holt

HAWK Katie L and William H

t42Parkdale — 2009-03-29 23:12:16Z

HAWK Katie L and William H

I photographed this gravestone in the Parkdale Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 202,514 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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Re: Jacob Hawk

DonnaDonally — 2009-05-28 20:03:53Z

Wesley, I will go over this Henry Hawk for you, but I don't believe I have him listed. Wonder if he could be the son Henry Hawk. I believe there was on {off the top of my head} my papers are not where I can get to them right now, painting. Will take a look later and see what I can come up with.
Donna

Re: Jacob Hawk

WesleyCampbell12471 — 2009-05-28 20:14:41Z

Thank you very much for the message. Please take your time. I do have a little more info on this Henry Hawk that I have.

He was born about 1926 in Pennsylvania; and Henry had 2 Daughters, Nancy Ann and Clina. That is all I can remember from the top of my head. Hope this Helps.

Wesley

Re: Jacob Hawk

WesleyCampbell12471 — 2009-05-18 23:01:55Z

Hi,
My mother, LaVon contacted you about the Hawk's in 2001. The Henry Hawk & Susan Flaugher line is related to us. We are also related to the Owen Griffith's line also. I have another Henry Hawk that had a daughter named Nancy Ann Hawk. Nancy married a Thomas Jefferson Kennedy in Rush County, IN. Any help on this line would be appreciated.
Thank you in advance for all your help. May God Bless You, Donna.

Wesley

Re: Walter Hawk m. Nellie Russell, obits wanted

mhawk123 — 2009-02-15 16:44:50Z

I have new information on my Grandfather, Walter Hawk. Please e-mail me at vhawk909@charter.net and I will reply with the information. Also have information concerning my Aunt Ruth.

Re: Hawk Family of southeast Tennessee

paulettekellyporter — 2009-07-13 01:00:35Z

Hey, my husband's family line is , sarah grace hawk, child of madison crothers hawk, sarah married, james denford porter, their child Robert frank porter, was a methodist preacher.and my husband's grand pa. they were all from mcminn co. tn.,however would you or anyone know if they had family from southwest va.?

Mary Jane Hawk

CarolynBrown20 — 2009-02-22 06:03:06Z

I'm looking for any information on Mary Jane Hawk of Shelby Co. Alabama she was married to Alexander Vick in Shelby Co on Nov 27, 1843. Children included Sarah Frances, George W, Charles J, Nancy M. James, Susan, Robert and Samuel Vick. I have census records for the 1850 and 1860 in Shelby Co. we have lots of information on her husband but have nothing on the Hawk side. Looking for a Hawk family with a daughter named Mary Jane Hawk birth abt.1820.

James Grant Hawk/Hawks

Ohhzon — 2009-08-05 00:49:34Z

I am looking for any information on my Great Grandfather James Grant Hawk (b. ca. 1878 loc. Meadville, PA). He married Harriet "Hattie" Elizabeth Ronk (b. 4.5.1890 loc. Bethel, CT) around 1907. They had at least three children William S, Florence Mae and Mariette. All appear to have been born in Ridgefield, CT.

Any information would be greatly appreciated!

Ohhzon (ohhzone@gmail.com)

Hawk family in Clearfield county Pa...

neecie47 — 2009-06-01 14:19:54Z

We are from the Jacob Hawk,Amanda Nicodemeus line....Does anyone out there know where the Hawks are buried?I have checked Oak Hill,Greenville,Chestnut Ridge,and found a few but I know there are many out there....

Re: Marcellus Hawk

redgate2145 — 2009-02-06 20:34:10Z

I have recently come into possession of a pencil sketch of my father (done between 1927 and 1932) Signed as follows:
"Sketched from Life by Chief Marcellus Hawk 24 Riverside Drive NYC.

I also do geneology and know this information is not what you need, but if you should have any more information on his work, etc., I would appreciate it.

Thank you.