Hawley - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Doris Hawley

mtma31 — 1 Dec 2008 5:17:07 GMT

Ancestry.com gave a hint for my family tree regarding my grandmother. All of the information was the same, date of birth and death. Who she was married to, his birthday and death. The only thing different was the last name was spelled Hawley where my baby book it is spelled howloey.

Now I am curious to know if the last name was spelled wrong.

Information I have for my grandmother is she was married to James Laughlin and some of there children are Randy, Clinton, Terry, Pam (Those are all I know).

If someone can help out in any way let me know.

HAWLEY Orbey C

t42IOOF_DenCoTX — 30 Oct 2008 9:19:50 GMT

HAWLEY Orbey C

I photographed this gravestone in the I O O F Cemetery, Section V, Denton, Denton Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

This is one of the 197,487 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com If you know more about this person please reply here.

HAWLEY W Hayes

t42IOOF_DenCoTX — 30 Oct 2008 9:19:38 GMT

HAWLEY W Hayes

I photographed this gravestone in the I O O F Cemetery, Section V, Denton, Denton Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

This is one of the 197,487 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com If you know more about this person please reply here.

Evalina Hawley married to Elliott Davies

susannawebberlewis — 15 Oct 2008 1:36:15 GMT

I'm looking for anyone else researching Evalina Hawley, dob 1814, Ohio. She was married to Elliott Davies, dob 1806 Butler County, Ohio, dod 1892 Kearney, Nebraska. Their children are Samuel, Isaac, Josephine, Susan, Sarah Aurelia, William, Laura (my direct line), Evalina, Elliott, Ella, Mary, and James.
As you can see, I have a considerable amount of research completed on this family, but I have no information on Evalina Hawley's parents.

Hawley in Monroe County, MI

GMaxwell8303 — 7 Mar 2007 7:14:41 GMT

Looking for descendants of Francis “Frank” Robert Hawley, b 1843 Monroe County, MI, served in First Michigan Cavalry in Civil War, died 1926 in Monroe County, MI. Wife named Rachel Donnathy, three children, one son, William B. Hawley, b Feb 1874, wife Helen Wetterholt, his two sons were Frank Hawley, b 1900, died 1981, and Cash B. Hawley, b 1902, died 1968.

78th Annual Hawley Reunion-Arabia Museum in KC

thawley155 — 16 Sep 2008 3:40:36 GMT

Everyone with an interest in the HAWLEY surname -
Come meet your cousins -

You are all invited to attend the 78th Annual Hawley Society reunion, this year held at the Steamboat Arabia Museum in Kansas City, Missouri, October 9 - 11, 2008.

Proposed agenda -
Thursday, Oct 9, optional research at the Mid-Continent Library in Independence, Missouri
Friday, Oct 10, escorted bus tour of Kansas City, including the World War I museum
Saturday, Oct 11, tour of the Arabia Museum with the owners Bob & Flo Hawley, lunch, and speaker presentation on Pierce Hawley 1788-1858.

All welcome! Genealogy help available throughout the reunion.

Post a response on GenForum, or e-mail me at thawley@prodigy.net for registration information.
Hope to meet you in Kansas City!

Frank Hawley - bio

ccountr1 — 2 Sep 2008 7:28:19 GMT

History of Early Settlers in Roseau County, MN
1885-1910 BOOK 1 -page 92

FRANK HAWLEY: Clear River Township, Warroad
Another phase of history in the Clear River Store and development of the township was led by Frank Hawley. He purchased the Clear River Store fra the York family about 1911 and continued to operate it until he and Mrs Hawley retired and moved to Warroad.

Gradually, the community need for a small store began to decrease with the advent of motor travel, and the store was closed.

*I am not related to the above persons. Thank you.

Hiram H.Hawley Jr.

shermet82 — 11 Aug 2006 10:36:43 GMT

Wish to contact anyone related to Hiram and wife Martha Hawley. He was born 12 Oct, 1887, Martha abt. 1893. They lived at 1920 Cherry St. Johnson City, Village. with boarders Allyn and Lucy Ball. on 1920 Census. 1900 they had a granddaughter May S Shuler b. 2 Apr. 1888 living with them.

Susanna HAWLEY d/o Benjamin HAWLEY and Mary JOHNSON

JayCeeNJJ — 29 Jun 2008 10:11:35 GMT

Seeking more information about Susanna HAWLEY like birth and death dates, and ANY information on her children.

This is what I have:

*Bradford Monthly Meeting Records 1737-1868 Chester County, PA

ELISHA DAVIS, s/o Amos DAVIS late of Londongrove Twp. and Elizabeth his wife, both dec'd, m. SUSANNA HAWLEY, d/o Benjamin HAWLEY and Mary his wife of the Township of East Bradford, 12th. day, 12th. mo., 1793 - 56 people attending.

*Source Information: History of Chester County, Futhey and Cope, 1881.

Benjamin Hawley (2) married, 4, 22, 1756, Mary, daughter of Benjamin Johnson, of East Bradford, and settled in that township, near his brother Joseph, who was in West Bradford. Their children were:

Caleb, b. 4, 23, 1757; m. Hannah Battin, 5, 30, 1782

Thomas, b. 12, 6, 1758; d. 4, 17, 1780–1; buried at Bradford, 4, 19, 1781 (diary)

Joseph, b. 6, 6, 1760; d. 10, 5, 1856; m. Rebecca Meredith, 5, 23, 1798.

Robert, b. 3, 28, 1762; m. Patience Yearsley, 11, 21, 1787

Rachel, b. 8, 3, 1763; m. Arthur McCann

Hannah, b. 4, 7, 1766

Mary, b. 9, 2, 1767; m. John Ingram. Lydia, b. 2, 28, 1769; d. 12, 28, 1770, in morning; buried 12, 29, at Bradford

Susanna, b. 9, 11, 1770; m. Elisha Davis, 12, 12, 1793

Tamer, b. 5, 2, 1772; m. Joshua Hicklin, 12, 17, 1801

Rebecca, b. 1, 9, 1774; d. 3, 18, 1859, unmarried, buried at Goshen, 3, 20, 1859

Dinah, b. 1, 18, 1776; m. John Hicklin, 5, 21, 1801

Benjamin, b. 5, 18, 1777; d. 8, 17, 1857; m. Deborah Hoopes, 3, 26, 1801.

Phebe, b. 1, 14, 1779; d. 2, 11, 1782; buried at Bradford, 2, 13, 1782.

Mary Hawley, the mother of these, died 4, 27, 1822, in her eighty-ninth year.

Any insight is most welcome
JC Henry

HAWLEY's in Derbyshire - Matlock area

Rosekzn — 2 Aug 2008 12:17:12 GMT

I have a family of Hawley's going back to Adam Hawley in 1757 who married Grace Barker. There are quite a few Hawley's in this line - is there anyone else researching this line?

Obit; Gerald W. Hawley Sr.

woodsman1953 — 24 Jul 2008 10:09:15 GMT

Click on attached,,,

Hawley Family History

galenewbury — 6 Aug 2003 5:36:31 GMT

Am searching for any history on Amos Hawley,Barton R., Abraham, Amos, Thomas, Malinda, Sarah and Betty. These names after the first Amos are his children. Next generation names were William C., Solomon P., Elisha, Rebecca Jane, and twin sister Elizabeth Ann, Caleb. Would appreciate any information.
Sincerely, Patricia K. Hawley Burke Fortney Hovatter Newbury.

Sarah Hawley

marjewjan — 27 Apr 2007 9:52:01 GMT

I am looking for the parents of Sarah Hawley born abt 1728 New Jersey. She was married to William Winans b.June26,1726 New York died abt 1826 New York. William was a son to Conrad Winans and Sarah Palmer.

Descendants of Joseph Hawley born in 1603 in Parwich,Derbyshire,England.

Nancy Hawley-Schneider — 16 Aug 2002 5:35:18 GMT

Hi,

I would like to keep in touch with as many descendants of his as I can. I'm a descendant of his. I'm interested in learning about other Hawley family members.

Nancy

William Hawley

CharlesHawleySr — 16 Jul 2008 9:59:33 GMT

I have been in Connecticut researching my family background and made a major find. My brother and I visited the Redding, Connecticut Town Hall and were finally able to uncover the mystery of Harry Hawley's father. Harry Hawley is the father of my Civil War ancestor, Orrin B. Hawley. The Hawley ancestor that we have been diligently searching for. The following is a quote from The Redding Connecticut Vital Statistics Volume 2 (1752-1852), page 327:

"On 17th day of Nov 2, 1788 personally appeared William Hawley of Redding and made oath that he had then in his possession one negro boy named Harry born on the 1st day of December 1785 of a negro woman a slave for life and a boy named Peter born of the same woman the 5th of August 1788 according to the best of his knowledge. Sworn before me Lem E. Sanford, Registrar. The above is a true record recorded 7th day of Nov 1788. L. Sanford Town Clerk."

The phrase "slave for life" really got to me and has taken me some time to digest that phrase. Now question arises, "Did William Hawley impregnate this negro woman, a slave for life?" We think that he did. This opens up a new chapter in the search of the Hawley Tree, the African connection. Now if we can get some information on who this negro woman was and where she came from we should be able to connect the dots. Can anyone suggest where I go to find out more information on William Hawley and his possession of two slaves and where they were from?

Children of Orrin B Hawley

CharlesHawleySr — 16 Jul 2008 9:45:34 GMT

I am trying to locate and contact the children of Orrin Benjamin Hawley, born Oct 2, 1826 in Redding, CT. Children's names are:
Fanny Hawley
Hayes Hawley
Will Hawley
Belle Hawley born abt 1874
John Hawley
Hobart Hawley
Elizabeth Hawley born abt 1866
Orrin Hawley Jr.
Annie Hawley
I have located 8 of Orrin's descendants in Connecticut and hope to hold a family reunion with the above descendants.
Any information would be appreciated.

Edwin Hawley of Leonia NJ killed in China, 1924

JoMac53 — 13 Jul 2008 2:38:14 GMT

I'm not related but jotted this down in case it might help someone.

Edwin Hawley of Leonia NJ was killed in China on 17 Jun 1924. He left a wife in the US. This was in the 19 Jun 1924 edition of the Jersey Observer, page one, column 6, below the fold. It's on reel 5169 at either the NJ State Library or the State Archives in Trenton, NJ.

Sorry I can't remember where it was but I was at both places that day and neglected to write it down. I just found the note today and can't remember.

This looks like the family, even though no children were mentioned in the death notice:

1920 Leonia, Bergen, New Jersey
Edwin C Hawley, 38, abt 1882 Massachusetts, HOH,
Winfred Hawley, 36, abt 1884 Massachusetts, wife
Helen F Hawley, 13, abt 1907 China, daughter
Chester W Hawley, 10, abt 1910 China, son

This Edwin was a salesman for an export house and the one in the death notice was a manager for an American company.

Victoria E. Hawley - Bond County, Illinois

peartreeacre — 19 Apr 2008 11:44:38 GMT

Victoria, born Jan. 10, 1841, to John Milton Hawley and Mary Ann Taft. Victoria married an unknown Ellegood in Illinois and had three children. Mary Ollie, born 1862; Louie, born 1873; and Nora, born 1873. She died July 11, 1930, in Dunklin County, Missouri.
Who was her husband? Unable to locate the name of the children's father. Victoria died in the same county that her daughter Nora died. Nora married Louis N. Pollock in 1893 and she died in Dunklin County, Missouri, March 2, 1948. At this time Mary and Louie descendants are unknown. Any leads will be appreciated.
Thanks, Gil

Hawley Family Sweetwater, Texas

Luther Hawley — 7 Jan 2000 12:30:01 GMT

I don't think our Hawleys are the same line but Sweetwater, Texas is a very small town even today and my father was born there. I would be interested in info. re: the newspaper article about your Hawley family, the date etc. It would be interesting if your ancestors lived there when mine did. Lori Roberts

Virginia Augusta Hawley, I need help finding her line?

marymelissa_1 — 27 Mar 2008 3:16:55 GMT

I am trying to find out more about my ggg grandmother, Virginia Augusta Hawley. Born, 1834 in Colombus Ohio. She married, Peter Jerome Hockett. He was her first husband.

Her great grandparents were, Capt. Abner Hawley, b. Dec. 1739 in Haddam, Conneticut. He was married to, Margaret Allen, b. 1734 in St. Peter's Parish, New Kent, Virginia. Her Grandfather was, James Hawley, b. 1765 in Victor, Onterio, New York.

Her father was John Milton Hawley, b. 1802 in Victor Onterio, New York. Her mother was, Mary Ann Taft b. 1807 in Barnard, Windsor, Vermont.

Would appreciate finding out where she fits in on the Hawley line. Thank You!

Trying to locate Charlotte Ann and Nancy Jane Hawley

RichardHughes86 — 24 Mar 2008 3:08:36 GMT

The 1959 Whitmer High School (Toledo, Ohio) graduating class is trying to locate these two classmates. If you have any information please contact me at hughesrh@cox.net.

James Anderson Hawley-Ohio

formark — 26 Feb 2003 11:50:26 GMT

Just throwing this name out while I try to find some more information on his line. I believe that he married a Pinkus, but not sure yet. I just know that the Hawleys were in Ohio. I'll have more info. soon. Thanks.

Hawley from Tex,Ark, ILL

Patsy/Bobby Hawley — 6 Sep 1999 5:52:16 GMT

Looking for information on Isaac Hawley married to Minnie Titus. Isaac's father Hiram R and mother Margaret Pendergrass. They lived in Honeygrove Texas for a time.Please post.

searching for more info on hawley family

JULIE HAWLEY CORWIN — 25 Sep 2001 7:10:44 GMT

I HAVE VERY LITTLE INFO ON MY FAMILY AND AM TRYING TO TRACE BACK FARTHER.
I WILL POST WHAT INFO I HAVE AND IF ANYONE HAS CONNECTIONS FARTHER BACK, PLEASE RESPOND BY E-MAIL. THANK YOU

E-MAIL ADDRESS IS: bjcorwin@aol.com

ANDREW HAWLEY/POLLY WARD, Allegany County, NY

Sharon2491 — 14 Feb 2008 11:56:17 GMT

I am looking for any information on Andrew Hawley (c.1778-1857, son of Silas) and wife Polly Ward. I believe Andrew was a pioneer in the Cuba area of Allegany County NY.

I am especially interested in learning the names of the parents and/or siblings of Polly to see if she connects to my Ward family of Ontario County, NY.

Sharon
Welland, Ontario, Canada

Lester Hawley

trigin — 31 Dec 2007 9:42:42 GMT

I am unable to locate parents for Lester Hawley born abt 1800 either in Vermont or Connecticut. I believe he died between 1850 and 1860. I believe that his wife, Nancy Harris either died also, or was unable to care for their small children after his death. I based this on the fact that two of their small children are living, seemingly as orphans, in a household other than their parents or siblings on the 1860 Perry County, Indiana census records.
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Lester Hawley purchased land in Perry County, Indiana on three dates, that I could find:

7 NOV 1837
NENW Sec/Blk 24 TWP 4-S Range 1-W Fract/Sec No Meridian 2nd PM

1 AUG 1839
NWNE Sec/Blk 24 TWP 4-S Range 1-W Fract/Sec No Meridian 2nd PM

10 APR 1849
SWSW Sec/Blk 13 TWP 4-S Range 1-W Fract/Sec No Meridian 2nd PM

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I found Lester on only 3 census records
1830 in Crawford County, Indiana
1840 in Perry County, Indiana shows two children under 5
1850 in Perry County, Indiana shows all the children, and indicates Vermont as Lester's birth place.

I found Margaret L and William H Hawley on the 1870 census in Perry County on which they indicate a Connecticut birthplace for their father. This is where I may go wrong, I'm assuming that these are the same Margaret L and William H that were found in Perry County on the 1850 census.

Now, correct me if I have any mistakes. I made some assumptions based on location and timing. Some of these records were pulled from seemingly unattached family trees. I need help verifying this information.

I. Lester Hawley (b. abt 1800 in VT or CT-)
m. Nancy Harris (b. abt 1823 in KT-)
…II. James Riley Hawley (~1839-)
…II. Mary J Hawley (~1840-)
…II. Daniel W Hawley (~1842-)
…II. Jacob Hawley (~1844-)
…II. William Hansford Hawley (1846-1920)
m1. Rovilla Ann Eaton (1848-1880)
………III. Rhoda Alice Hawley (1868-1918)
………III. James Lester Hawley (1872-1958)
………III. Rosanna Hawley (1875-1946)
………III. Louisa Anna Hawley (1876-1967)
………III. Henry Weston Hawley (1878-1935)
m. Caroline T (1879-)
………………IV. Rovilla Hawley (1916-)
………………IV. Martha Hawley (1918-)
m2. Ellen Alice Maymon (1863-1891)
………III. William J Hawley (1882-1977)
………III. Angel Hawley (1883-1883)
………III. Oscar Kegwood Hawley (1885-1966)
………III. Robert Riley Hawley (1887-1966)
………III. Dennis Hawley (1889-1978)
m3. Jane Maymon (1857-1946)
………III. Thirza Ellen Hawley (1894-1977)
m. Lester Ward Miner (1891-1959)
………III. Everett Hansford Hawley (1896-1963)
m. Reta Grace Gebhart (1899-)
………………IV. Wayne Harold Hawley (1917-)
………………IV. Don Willard Hawley (1919-1985)
………………IV. James William Hawley (1921-)
…II. Sarah A Hawley (~1848-)
…II. Margaret L Hawley (14 APR 1850 in IN – 16 APR 1923)
m. Clayborn A Pearson (1847-)

Richard Hawley

pas_12001 — 31 Dec 2007 2:53:15 GMT

My Gt gt Grandfather, Richard was born about 1822, in Nottingham I think. He was married between 1841 & 1851 to Elizabeth Morland but I can't find a record of the marriage so I'm a bit stuck now & don't know what to do next.

Joseph O. Hawley & Apena of Homer, Cortland, New York

brettdb — 18 Dec 2007 8:46:26 GMT

I am trying to find out how my line of Hawleys is connected. My ancestor, Joseph O. Hawley was born about 1772/1773 (I am not sure where, but probably Vermont, Connecticut or Massachusetts). I have checked the Hawley Record on rootsweb, and have found no matches (the other Joseph Hawleys in the Record don't seem to match for various reasons).

He married, circa 1800-1804, Apena (Emerson ?), born between 1779 and 1787 in New Hampshire. Joseph is in the 1820, 1830 and 1840 census records for Homer, Cortland, New York, and died there on 30 May 1847 (Glenwood Cemetery records, Homer NY).

His wife Apena appears in the 1850 census and died on 4 Jul 1857. They had a son Edmund H. Hawley (1807-1866), a daughter Polly, probably two other daughters Amy and Minerva and possibly another son. According to the census records of 1850-1870, the children report having been born in Massachusetts and Vermont.

Any help would be greatly appreciated,
Brett

Theodore Hawley

aliciame23 — 8 Dec 2007 7:57:16 GMT

My great great grandfather's name was Theodore Hawley born in 1860 in NY and married to Jessie Markle. My great great great grandfather was also Theodore and was married to Hannah. I do not know anything else however and would appreciate any information anyone would like to share.

michael hawley,sheffield,england

hasty1066 — 5 Dec 2007 11:29:36 GMT

I am looking for michael hawley born aprrox 1941.
Worked with me on buses in sheffield.He lived then at foxhill. He went to work as a butcher at a store on the moor sheffield called either debenhams or pauldens.
cheers bruce ward

Capt Joseph Hawley

sherry webster — 11 Jul 1999 4:58:21 GMT

I am looking to see if anyone has any information on Capt Joseph Hawley. I have when he was b-1-28-1655 in Roxbury,Ma.m-1677 to Lydia Marshall he died 5-19-1711 in Northampton Ma. If anyone has more info please let me know.

Isaac Hawley, 1790, New Fairfield, CT

GeneBuck43 — 27 Nov 2007 1:51:08 GMT

I'm looking for any information on the Isaac Hawley, who appears on the 1790 Census for New Fairfield, CT, enumerated with one female in his household (appears midway down page labeled "68"). Who is the female, who are Isaac's parents and/or siblings?

HAWLEY - YORK - 1800

Mark_Ashwell — 10 Jun 2004 2:43:42 GMT

Hi,

I'm looking for any HAWLEYS in YORK -Yorkshire, circa 1750 - 1800. Especially William Hawley b.1799

Best regards,

Mark

Hawleys

Robyn Hawley — 30 Jul 2005 11:48:05 GMT

Hi
i am only 11, but i would like to know more about my dads side of the family.
My grandfather was George Hawley but he died when my dad was 15 yrs and my Grandmother is Elizabeth Patrica Hawley (still alive) does anyone have ant info it would be a great help
Robyn

(my e-mail address is cheeky_peoplerule@yahoo.co.uk)

Hiram H Holley-ROCKLAND COUNTY NEW YORK HOLLY/HAWLEY

BHolley54 — 18 Nov 2007 5:49:56 GMT

I"m needing some help. I have a Hiram H Holley born 1811 and died in 1885, Stony Point, Rockland County, New York. Hiram was married to Adeliza Wyckoff, born 1819, died 1915, I have her death certificate. She was daughter to Ferdinand Wyckoff and Susan Phillips.
I can't seem to get past Hiram H Holley in my research. His son Ferdinand married Mary lent daughter of Alfred Lent and Catharine Lent.
We recently had a Holley DNA Test done and it links to the Stamford Holleys. However, in researching ALL the Stamford Holleys I see no Hiram born when my GGGrandfather was. Does anyone have any information? Thanking you in advance
Bonnie Holley

Helen Marie Hawley

lannieveloz — 24 Feb 2005 1:25:21 GMT

Seeking information about gggrandmother Helen Marie Hawley, born 1845, possibly in Mass., married 1 Oct. 1862 to Nathan Burdick in Eldena, Ill., 4 children, divorced 1883 Council Grove, KS, married Daniel Newcomb, KS, widowed by 1905, M. George Curl 1909 Boise, Idaho. Died 1923? don't know where. Need parents, siblings, etc. anything appreciated.

5 Holley "brothers" NY --> Biloxi, Mississipi

MBeemanNC — 1 May 2003 8:36:03 GMT

Alice Hawley

Tracy_Toutant — 12 Jan 2002 5:40:33 GMT

Looking for parents of Alice Hawley
b. 1/27/1867. Married Walter Woodbeck and
died 4/1951. Wisconsin area, I think.

Hawleys in England

popsi42cal — 17 Jan 2005 5:10:55 GMT

Does anyone have connections with any HAWLEYS in Manchester or Penistone around 1880s? My gf was Albert HAWLEY, his father was Thomas and gf was Jeremiah. That's all I know. I found a Jeremiah in Manchester and one earlier in Penistone, Yorkshire, but can't positively claim them (him) as mine. Kaye Hawley, Perth, Western Australia.

Hawley family of Mercer Co, WV and Gaston Co, NC

rmkoehler42 — 21 Nov 2006 9:28:25 GMT

Interested in Hawley family members descended from John H. Hawley b. 1814 Montgomery Co, VA d. 1866 Mercer Co, WV. Four sons, William, WInfield Scott, John and Joseph, served in Confederate military from Mercer Co. Winfield Scott went west late in life to Cambridge in Cowley Co, KS. Most descendants of Joseph lived around Mercer Co but son William Garfield Hawley (1883-1974) moved to Stanley in Gaston County, NC where his descendants remain, including my wife.

Death of Mr. Edward F. Hawley in China

davwayell — 21 Sep 2007 1:47:15 GMT

Anyone interested in a copy of the U.S. Department of State's "Report of the Death of an American Citizen" for Mr. Edward F. Hawley, please contact me so I can conduct research to locate the record. Mr. Hawley died in China on January 11, 1936.

Dave Ellison
davwayell@aol.com

hannah hawley and isaac smith - NY

sunmoonstarstonya — 30 Aug 2007 4:44:52 GMT

I am looking for info about Hannah hawley who married Isaac smith a revolutionary wwar patriot. they marrid in 1788, most likely in NY. if anyone has anything about this couple and would like to discuss what we have, that would be great!

tonya

Still Searching--Hawley's in MI

ancestor_seeker — 27 Jul 2007 2:08:35 GMT

I'm still searching for my Michigan Hawley's. I will go without giving first names as doing so hasn't brought me any luck..because my grandfather used many alias'.

He was a Hawley/Halley/Howley supposedly born in NY around 1873 to 1878. He came to Michigan as a young man and went to work in East Jordan in the steel foundries.

He met and married a young gal by the name of Hazel Keech..her father was Otto Keech. Circa 1910. No divorce or death papers were found. There was possibly one child from this union.

Around 1915, he then married a young woman named Sarah Elizabeth Washburn. They had one child soon after who died and is buried in Boyne City MI, her name was Minnie.

They then moved to Ohio (Washburn's moved also), where they had 8 more children..all born in Ohio. In 1930 they moved back to Michigan, Otsego County, where they had 6 more children, the last, a baby girl who was stillborn in 1939.

He died in 1967, she in 1988. Both are buried in Vanderbilt MI. If any of this sounds slightly familiar, please contact me.

Hawleys of CT?

hollyjim — 3 May 2002 8:51:10 GMT

I'm looking for info on the Hawley family of CT. My ancestor, James B. Hawley, was born in 1832 in Hawleyville (near current Newtown CT. Any info would help!

Margret or Margaret Hawley or Wawley and William Edward RABB

xxgordonwalter2 — 22 Jun 2007 1:48:21 GMT

William Edward RABB was b. in PA in 1844. According to the 1880 census of Carrolton, Carroll County, Iowa, his father was born in Canada and his mother in Ireland.
William m. a Margaret (Margrett or Margret Jane or Maggie) Hawley or even Wawley or possibly Holley.
Like her husband William, Maggie, as she was called in the 1880 census, was born in abt. 1844 in PA.
According to the 1880 census of Carrolton, Carroll County, Iowa, her father was born in CT and her mother in NY.
They had three kids--Melvin (b. abt. 1870, Effie (b. abt. 1873), and Ida (b. abt. 1875)--all born in Iowa.
I will appreciate any information about the ancestors of both William Rabb and Margaret Hawley.

Nora Hawley Nugent - Wisconsin

cfitzg51 — 26 May 2002 4:09:10 GMT

Please contact me if you have a tie to Nora Hawley who married Garret Nugent and resided in Coopertown, WI @ 1868. Nora had 2 daughters, Catherine and Nora. I believe Nora Hawley was born in Ireland.

Margaret Snider Hawley in 1881 Hallowell

NoraMcL — 21 Feb 2007 5:39:08 GMT

I have finally figured out who this Margaret Hawley was who was in Hallowell, PE County for the 1881 census:

Household:

Name Marital Status Gender Ethnic Origin Age Birthplace Occupation Religion

MARGARET HAWLEY W Female German 33 Ontario Weslyan Methodist
ANNIE HAWLEY Female German 8 Ontario Weslyan Methodist
NETTIE HAWLEY Female German 6 Ontario Weslyan Methodist
WILLIAM HAWLEY Male German 3 Ontario Weslyan Methodist

Source Information:
Census Place Hallowell, Prince Edward, Ontario
Family History Library Film 1375873
NA Film Number C-13237
District 119
Sub-district I
Division 2
Page Number 15
Household Number 74

There was a Margaret HARTIN born about 1846 @ Camden East who died in 1876 of TB. I thought that Margaret in 1881 Hallowell was same Margaret and that the 1876 death reg. was for someone else. Margaret Hartin Hawley was the daughter of Henry Hartin and his wife Margaret Reid. This Margaret was married to Joseph Wesley Hawley who moved to Hastings County and re-married to Maryetta Switzer in 1878, daughter of Norris Switzer and Delilah Vardy or Varty.

Annie Maud Hawley whom I thought was the daughter of Margaret Hartin Hawley was the daughter of Margaret Sophrona Snider (hence the "Margaret S." on some records) and William Hawley who died of typhoid fever @ Ernestown on Dec. 2, 1878. So that IS William's widow Margaret nee Snider who went to Hallowell in Prince Edward County by 1881 to be near her own Snider family- right next door to her in 1881 is a Peter Snider with wife Sarah that I think are her parents. Does anyone know anything about this Peter and Sarah? I believe Sarah's maiden name was Maybee or Mabee, as per death reg. of her daughter Jane.

On the marriage reg. for William Hawley and Margaret Snider it says her father was Stephen but I cannot find a Stephen Snider and I am willing to bet that her father was Peter. William and Margaret were married June 17, 1867 in Hastings County- her given name on that marriage reg. has been transcribed as "Tiphony". This William Hawley 1840/1841-1878 was the son of Sheldon Stoughton Hawley 1820-1905 and his wife Sarah Agnes Thompson. Sheldon Stoughton Hawley was the son of Johnston Hawley 1794-1885 and his wife Elizabeth/Betsy Baker 1794-1884.

On that 1881 census Margaret has 3 children: Annie Maude age 8, Nettie age 6 and William age 3. Nettie died in 1899 of TB and is buried at the Riverside Cem. @ Napanee.

I do not know what happened to Margaret and William's little son William Hawley who is age 3 on that 1881 census- I looked high and low for him in 1901 and 1911, and for a death reg. for him, but so far nothing.

I know that Margaret and Annie Maude were in Napanee in 1901, they are in Jim and Patti Keller's publication for 1901 Napanee but there are a few pages missing from the online census transcription for that same place; Margaret and Annie are in Jim's book but not online (as are a few other families)....

This Annie Maude Hawley married William Bell Grieve on October 25, 1905 in L & A County, Ontario and they went to Calgary, Alberta sometime before 1911 with Mom Margaret Snider Hawley. They are on the 1911 census in Calgary, Alberta. I do not know what hap. to them after that, but William Grieve is buried @ Riverside Cem. so he either came back to L & A County in later years or his body was shipped home for burial. There is no sign of Margaret S. Snider Hawley being buried in Ontario, she could be, but she may also have died out west here somewhere; ditto for Annie Maude.

Margaret Sophrona Snider and William Hawley also had a little son Peter Frederick Hawley (another reason I think Margaret's father was Peter Snider) born 1870, died Dec. 20, 1878 (twenty-six days after his father died) also of typhoid fever, buried at Riverside Cem./Napanee, as are his sister Nettie Hawley and their father William Hawley (1840-1878).

Hope this info helps someone.

Nora

Seth E. Hawley/Clarissa Anthony

wilecayotte — 26 Mar 2007 5:37:27 GMT

Looking for information on Seth E. Hawley who married Clarissa Anthony in New York. Lived in Hammonton, New Jersey late 1800's. Had all daughters, no sons.

Seth fought with the 15th NJ during the Civil War.

Any help?

Recide Hawley/Elizabeth Berry Marriage, Austin Nevada 1865

sandrabordelon — 17 Feb 2007 5:39:40 GMT

At Austin Nevada, December 21, 1865, Recide Hawley to Elizabeth Berry

Sacramento Bee 1/4/1866

Hawley,Bennett,Yates,Woodhouse,Finnegan,Bowhall of New York

MikeDice1962 — 16 Feb 2007 3:15:05 GMT

Looking for information of Cora Hawley who was married to (?) Woodhouse. They had 2 girls: Marjorie born 8 Nov 1913 and Mildred born 13 Apr 1916, in the Village of Newark, Wayne Co,New York. The rest of the information I have are pictures. The people are posing from late 1800's to early 1900's, they are: Picture #1(about 1920): Edith Yates, Stella Hawley, Cora Woodhouse, Frank Hawley, Marie Bennett and Clara Bennett. Picture #2 (about 1890): Woodhouse Family: Grandma, Grandpa, Charles, Ben, Maria and Walter. In picture #3: Maria is id'ed as the only sister. From another paper I have it lists Charles Edward Woodhouse married to a Helen Bowhall, her second marriage to a Clarence Hotaling. Mr Finnegan is a name my father remembers as an engineer on the Erie Canal, unknown on the relation tie in. Do these people sound fimilar to anyone? Let me know.
Thanks.....Mike

Goldie (nee Shuler) Hawley 1926-1985

puppup — 12 Feb 2007 9:15:27 GMT

OBITUARY: Press Enterprise, Bloomsburg, PA, Tues., Jan. 15, 1985
Services for Goldie J. Hawley, 58, Front Street, Washingtonville, will be today at 1:30 p.m. from the William F. Brooks Funeral Home, Turbotville, with the Rev. David R. Hauck, her pastor, officiating. Burial will be in Washingtonville Lutheran Cemetery.
Mrs. Hawley died Friday evening at her home.
Born in Cleveland Township, she was the daughter of Lester and Margaret Whalen Shuler of Danville.
She was a member of Washingtonville Lutheran Church.
Surviving in addition to her parents are her husband, Lawrence F. Hawley, to whom she was married 38 years on March 16; a son, Jeffrey F.; Mifflinburg; three brothers, Gordon Shuler, Danville; Gilbert, Jersey Shore R.D.; Gerald, Washingtonville; two grandchildren and six sisters, including Glendora Mann of Danville.

Goldie (nee Shuler) Hawley 1926-1985

puppup — 12 Feb 2007 9:14:46 GMT

HAWLEY's < Washington State

Kristen L. Hawley — 15 Jul 2004 4:40:09 GMT

I am a Hawley, and my father is from Washington State in the Bellingham/Bremerton area. There is a family book titled "Squeemouse," and it tells the history of the Hawley family. I believe one of the decendents was James Vernon Hawley, or it may have just been Vernon Hawley. If anyone has any information on the Hawley family and their decendents from this area please let me know. I thought Hawley was a really uncommon name, I had no idea there were so many Hawleys in the U.S.

Mrs. D. Hawley

moakes — 4 Feb 2007 9:43:54 GMT

I have an invitation which says:
"Mrs. D. Hawley
At Grace Church, Long Hill, Ct.
Tuesday, Oct. 25th, 1864, at 12 M
And at Home
12.30 P.M., ill 1 P.M."
The envelope is addressed to Mr. Perkins French & Family.
I would be happy to have a relative of Mrs. Hawley's have this invitation.

Hawley in Iowa

Helen Smith — 13 Sep 2001 6:40:05 GMT

I am looking for Ella Hawley - mother of Ivan Earl or Ivanhoe Hawley. He was raised by his grandmother. No father - Ivan was illegitimate. Mother (Ella) never identified the father.
Ivan was
B: 27 Nov 1874 in Urbana, Benton, Iowa
D: 29 Jan 1943 in Urbana, Benton, Iowa
M: 9 Jan 1897 to Myrtle Ann Brody also of Urbana, Benton, Iowa

Hawley, Benjamin F

Elaine — 22 Dec 1999 4:48:32 GMT

I Am looking for information about my great grandfather. He was born in Strawbery Point, Iowa in 1879. I know that he had 2 sisters. As of yet I don't know what there names were. He married a Stern from Humbird Wisconsin. Would like to know mre details about family, wedding etc.

C.F. Hawley & wife Nancyconveyed Flyod, Indiana property with these Grantees

Harry Fabick — 26 Nov 2006 9:55:34 GMT

C.F. Hawley and wife Nancy are listed with following grantees for Floyd County, Indiana property: John H. Baldwin and wife Amanda, H.J. Billings and wife Mary Ann, J.P. Young and wife Amelia, T.S. Nadel and wife Elizabeth and A. Baker and wife Nancy. The property was sold to Hannah B. Hartley and the group purchased it from N.H. Cobb. The property was bought in Aug. 1860 and conveyed in Dec. 1860 at half the price they paid for it. The names Baldwin and Billings are in my family tree. Does anyone recognize these others and have them related to Baldwin and Billings?

Hannah, married to John Hawley

nancy50677 — 14 Nov 2006 4:26:24 GMT

I would like to know the last name of Hannah who's married to John Hawley born in 1661.

Richard Wm. Hawley b. 8/24/1930 Ohio

BillieMiller2006 — 6 Nov 2006 3:08:58 GMT

I'm seeking information on the above mentioned Hawley, born Freedom Twp. Wood county Ohio. to Carl V. Hawley and Sarah Elizabeth Washburn.

Richard would have been my dad's baby brother. My dad was Calvin Hawley born Bradner Ohio, Wood county in 1928. Not long after Richard was born the Hawley's moved back to Michigan, however Richard was not included in that trip and my dad never remembered him, so he was never brought to Michigan. My dad had a brother named Johnny who was born in 1920, and he always thought Johnny was Richard aka Jackie. However according to birth records this is not so. I do not believe he died as an infant as there is no record of this.

I believe that Richard may have been taken in and raised by the Washburn family who lived in Ohio also, John and Elizabeth or Lizzie..or possibly one of their children or family friends.

If anyone has any information on Richard I sure would appreciate an email. He's one of my brick walls and possibly still alive. Please email me at below email address.

thank you
Billie Jo Hawley-Miller (millers@gtlakes.com)
Michigan

John Hawley from Pa.

lorenaangie — 29 Jan 2006 3:23:49 GMT

I am looking for any family of John Hawley, b. 19 May 1820 in New Milford, Pa. m. Parmelia Harding, b. 17 Nov. 1815 in Harford, Pa.
Parmelia was my gg-grandmothers sister, on my mothers side of the family and they lived next door to my g-grandfather, on my fathers side, Daniel Hawley and his wife Arminda at one time. I am looking for a famlily relationship .

Photo: Jackie Hawley 1946

Jillaine_Smith — 9 Oct 2006 12:30:51 GMT

I have a marvelous little snapshot of a woman identified as Jackie Hawley, 1946. She may have been a nurse (or not) and this may have been in or near Washington DC. Also might have been in or near Lowell, MA.

I attach it. This was among some old photos of my husband's father.

If this is you or someone related to Jackie, please contact me. jillainedc @ yahoo.com

-- Jillaine

Sheriff Sidney E. Hawley-Brookfield/Bridgeport

WGRAIN — 21 Sep 2006 12:52:50 GMT

I have a photo of Sherrif SE Hawley, b circa 1844 Brookfield, died 1923 Bridgeport.
For anyone interested, I will scan and e-mail a copy.

Please contact me at bill.rainwater@gmail.com

Hawley Sisters Postcard Photo

Claudia_East — 2 Nov 2004 6:33:45 GMT

I have a photo postcard with a picture of 5 young ladies, most likely sisters -- probably taken around 1900 - 1910 (guess). The following names are listed on the back: Ruth, Edith, Cora, Ethel, Grace -- and a greeting for Merry Christmas from Mr. & Mrs. F. H. Hawley. If you know this family and would like the photo please contact me via email directly.

Oscar J. Hawley

Austinmichelle2424 — 14 Oct 2002 8:34:28 GMT

Oscar J. Hawley,b: Bef. 1891,d: Bet. 1940 - 1945, m.Anna E. Meiller; had Evelyn Georgia Hawley, b: October 28, 1910,d: November 02, 1955; Florence Louise Hawley, b: April 01, 1912, d: August 26, 1997; Henrietta Hawley b: Aft. 1911.

Oscar died of heart attack around 1942 or 43 and he was 51yrs. old. He was an electrical engineer and help build the Alcoa plant in either Nasville or Marysville,Tenn. He used to go all over the country to do that kind of work. His ancestors were English.

I have little information and I'm really stuck on my g-grandpa's line. Any help would be appreciated.

Portia Hawley

rainedavies — 1 Jul 2001 6:32:30 GMT

Looking for descendants of Portia Lemon Hawley Thomson, b 1894 Arizona. Thx. L.Davies

Hawley Society Annual Reunion-Brookfield CT Oct 20-22

Trudy Hawley — 2 Aug 2006 3:01:35 GMT

See www.HawleySociety.org for more information & registration.

The annual Hawley Society Reunion will be held Friday, October 20 - Sunday, October 22, 2006, in Brookfield, Connecticut.

The meeting on Saturday will take place at the Brookfield Museum & Historical Society, with speaker Daniel Cruson, an experienced local historian who has conducted extensive research on the history of Fairfield County, CT, and authored several books, including Newtown's Slaves: A Case Study in Early Connecticut Rural Black History, as well as histories of Newtown, Redding, and Easton, Connecticut.

He will speak to us about the life and good works of Mary Elizabeth Hawley, the wealthy, reclusive woman who gave most of her fortune to her hometown of Newtown, CT. Mary Elizabeth was the daughter of Marcus Clinton Hawley, and descends from Joseph (the Immigrant) and hsi son Samuel Sr of Stratford.

The Ethan Allen Hotel in Danbury will be the reunion headquarters, offering a discounted rate until Sept 21. Additional attractions include a tour of the Keeler Tavern Museum and plenty of time to visit the Congregational Church's Yankee Fair in Brookfield, across from the Brookfield Historical Society. There will be a lot of free time to compare & compare notes on your genealogy, display your Hawley memorabilia, get help on your brickwalls, and socialize with your "cousins."

Everyone is welcome - if you have an interest in the Hawley surname, come join a very diverse & interesting group of Hawley people at this Reunion!
See www.hawleysociety.org for more information on registration.

Hawley/Holley/Holly in Ohio and Connecticut

CGraham1535 — 26 Feb 2006 4:59:33 GMT

I'm looking for information about the Hawley/Holley/Holly family in the Trumbull/Portage/Geauga County area of northern Ohio. I'm particularly interested in information about William Hawley/Holly who lived in the area between 1800 and 1860. William was born in Connecticut, I believe, to Elnathan Holly, but I can't substantiate this. William was married to Julia and they had at least 5 children: Nathan, Edwin, Laura, Mattie, and Eugene. Any information would be helpful. Thanks!

hawley family of tennessee, sarah magnolia 1825

goodolegirl571 — 7 Aug 2006 1:23:52 GMT

i am looking for g-g-grandmother,sarah magnolia,born in 1825,married 1st.,a butcher for had son, james lee born in 1858, then married william hamet,born 12-1830,tn. said to be cherokee. sarah died in 1888,union co,and william, 1916,union co. they had two daughters together,that i know of, mary elizabeth born in 1862,and nancy born in 1864.

John Hawley, Salisbury CT (born ca. 1754)

moonmully — 14 May 2006 10:57:40 GMT

I'm looking for any information about the parents or family of John Hawley (Holly) of Salisbury, CT, born ca. 1754. He moved to Cornwall, VT around 1775 and then to Malone, NY around 1807. He died in Malone in 1827, age 73. His wife was Mary --- and they had several children. It is believed he had a brother named Stephen, and possibly a father by the same name.

Most internet sites show this John as the son of Robert Hawley of Stratford, CT (born 1726) but I suspect this information may be inaccurate.

Any reliable sources would be appreciated.

Ned Hawley

Hawleys Tipperary to Australia

Denis Power — 12 Nov 2002 5:47:26 GMT

Seeking to contact anyone with information relating to the following emigrants.
Michael Hawley age 25 from Ballycappel Tipp. on the John Knox. 1850, together with his wife Ann (nee Fogarty).
Judith Hawley age 27 from Ballycaven Tipp. on the Garland in 1851.
Honora Hawley, wife of Robert Duggan, both from Ballycappel on the Earl Grey 1851.
Ellen Hawley, wife of Daniel Kilfoyle/ Guilfoyle on the Garland 1851.
John Hawley, aged 22 from Ballycappel on the Golden Era in 1855.
John Kilfoyle aged 10 from Ballycappel on the Neptune in 1855.
Patrick Kilfoyle aged 20 from Cloghjordan on the Abbyssinian in 1859.
Patrick Hawley on the Ida in 1864.

M.A. Hawley family

redrocks641 — 9 Jul 2006 1:08:59 GMT

I am seeking info/connection to a M.A. HAWLEY from
NY state, b.abt.1865. Had a daughter named Nell Delores, b.abt.1889. She married my grandfather Frank Fremont FLAIG, 1908, St.Marys,WV. At the time
of her marriage (1908) the M.A.Hawleys supposedly
lived in Illinois. Anyone????? Thanks

Rhoda and Luther Hawley

Karen — 24 Jun 2006 9:07:13 GMT

Luther is allegedly the father of Rhoda Hawley, born about 1753, according to some Hawley data. She allegedly married Benjamin Covey, about 1770.

I know that Benjamin and his wife Rhoda, lived in Mt. Washington, Massachusetts and Northeast, NY, before moving to Albany in 1800. She and Benjamin are buried in Spencer's Corners, Salisbury, Ct, which used to be in Northeast, NY. Their first son, b. 1774, was Luther Holly, Holley Covey.

I can find nothing on either Luther, or Rhoda, or where they came from.

Does anyone have any information on either of them?

Wm Brainard & Estela Hawley Walla Walla, WA

peggycont — 19 Jun 2006 6:31:42 GMT

findagrave.com
William B Hawley
Birth: Jun. 25, 1856
Clark County
Illinois, USA
Death: Aug. 16, 1911
Walla Walla
Walla Walla County
Washington, USA
1861 came with his parents to Walla Walla, WA...1895 married Stella McFARLAND...Father of Phillip L, William H, and Catherine...Brother of L.R., P.B., Mrs. F. W. Resse, Thomas B, and Henry H...Obit Columbia Chronicle, Dayton WA, 19 Aug 1911, Page 2 Column 4.
Burial:
Mountain View Cemetery
Walla Walla
Walla Walla County
Washington, USA
Plot: Masonic Section

Joseph Henry Hawley of Galveston, TX. in 1900

BasketLady420 — 14 Jun 2006 2:56:35 GMT

This information is about the 1900 Galveston, Texas Hurricane:

Col. Joseph Henry Hawley writing to his wife (?) and daughter Mary Hawley Willis (wife of Short A. Willis) who reside in Litchfield, CT. His son and daughter-in-law with their one year old son traveled to Litchfield CT after the Storm.

I am not related to this family, just passing on this information, which comes from a webpage called "Galveston and Texas History Center at the Rosenberg Library." The link for the site is listed below, where you can click on the J.H. Hawley Papers to see this letter.
Joyce

http://www.gthcenter.org/exhibits/storms/1900/Manuscripts/in...

Mrs. Hawley of Galveston, TX. in 1900

BasketLady420 — 11 Jun 2006 3:18:07 GMT

HAWLEY, Mrs. (killed in Alvin by being blown against a post)
is listed among the dead in the 1900 Galveston, TX. Hurricane.

I am not related to this family, just passing on this information, which comes from a webpage called "1900 Galveston Storm Recorded Deaths list." The link for the site is listed below.
Joyce

http://www.gthcenter.org/exhibits/storms/1900/victims/vicH.h...

Hawley family with Albert & Charles Oklahoma / Kansas

sandracer — 7 Jun 2006 11:40:50 GMT

Looking for any info on Albert Hawley b. abt 1850 d. abt 1959. He was married to Alice Shireman b. abt 1863 d. abt 1909. Albert's father was Charles Henry Hawley b. abt 1799. Charles married 4 times which produced 9 children in each marriage. Albert married several times, known sons are Miles possibly lived in Kansas City , Kansas or Missouri. Jesse b. 1907 Okla. before it was a state. Married Pauline Estep.
Any info on above names will be appreciated. Please email me @ sandracerz@adelphia.net

Hawley from New York State

Keuka410 — 18 Oct 2006 1:32:20 GMT

I am looking for information on Hawleys from New York State.
Number One is: Frank Hawley of Phelps, NY who married Mary Eloise Conley of Phelps, NY on March 13, 1878. I think in Ontario County, NY.

Number Two is: Frank Hawley who married a Mary L. Conley. They had three daughters, names unknown. She would have been the daughter of David R. and Angeline Hill Conley. Her parents were married in 1853 and she was the second child of the marriage.
I have wondered if she could be the Mary Conley of Number One.

Number Three is: Miss Della Hawley of Middlesex, County of Yates, New York who married a Mr. Charles Emerson Shattuck of the town of Jerusalem, County of Yates, NY. He was the only son of Darwin and Christana Shattuck.
They were married in Middlesex on August 27, 1874. They had three daughters: Lulu, Ethel, Hazel and a son, Lavere. Charles died in Depew, NY on June 30, 1905 and Mrs. Della Mary Hawley Shattuck died at Crosby at her daughter, Mrs. Hazel Giroux's home on Saturday, October 24, 1942 at the age of 87. Daughters: Mrs. Lulu S. Miller, Mrs. Leroy Baker, and Mrs. Hazel Giroux, Son: Mr. Charles L. Shattuck.

Any help would greatly be appreciated.

Hawleys from Phelps, Ontario County, New York

Janice E. Dailey — 5 Jun 2006 11:35:39 GMT

I am looking for informatin on the Hawley family from Phelps from Ontario County of New York state.
15 March 1878
MARRIED - In Phelps, at the Methodist parsonage on Wednesday, March 6, 1878, by the Rev. J. DeLarme, Frank Hawley and Mary E. Conley, both of Phelps. She might have been living with her sister, Ella Adel Bessy at time.
1860 Phelps 1870 Phelps
Hawley, William 51 Hawley, William 62
Julia 37 Julia 47
Cordelia 13 Cordelia 28
James F 6 Franklin 15
George M 1 George M 10
"So, I'd say he is James Franklin Hawley. All of them are born in NY, except Julia b. CT."
1880 Phelps 1900 Phelps
Hawley, Frank 25 Hawley, Frank H. 45 (1855)
Mary 20 Mary E. 40 (1860)
marr: 22 yrs. 5ch/5 living
Cory 1 dau Effie L. 6 (1894)
Frank H. Jr. 5 (1895)

1910 Phelps 1920 Phelps
Hawley, Frank 50 Hawley, Frank 64 widow
Mary E. 50 Estella 18 dau
6ch/6living
Estella A 8
Rest Haven Cemetery, Phelps, NY
Hawley
Frank H.; 1855-1933
Mary E. Conley, wife of Frank H.; 1860-1911
Frank H.; 1898-1918
Estella Hawley Picknew (Frank's dau); Cordelia M.Hawley Dennis (Frank's sister)
Frank's brother, George M. Hawley and his wife Ella M
William his father and Julia M Decker his mother
It looks like there six (6) children are: Clara J.; Edith M.; Ella C.; Effie L.; Frank Jr.; Estella A. and that Cory in the 1880 census is Ella C, maybe because of the "C".
There was Effie L. Hawley married to Peter K. Dobbler in 1909.

Rufus Hawley of Farmington, CT. in 1791

BasketLady420 — 19 Jan 2006 1:26:08 GMT

In 1791, the Society for the Abolition of Slavery was founded in Hartford by Noah Webster and Farmington residents Rufus Hawley, Aaron Austin, Reverend Allen Olcott and Thomas Seymour.

I am not related to these people, just passing on this information, which comes from a website title "Slavery in New England" The link for the site is listed below.
Joyce

http://www.stanleywhitman.org/slaverynewengland.html

Death of Peter HAWLEY in CA in 1860

danderup — 19 Nov 2006 3:36:16 GMT

Hawley in Michigan

svspider — 7 Aug 2002 4:44:31 GMT

Looking for relations in Michigan around Ludington and Benton Harbor 1920's to 1980's

Gideon HAWLEY Biography, IL<WI<IL<WI

RMunns7272 — 13 May 2006 7:55:48 GMT

From "History of Grant County, Wisconsin", 1881, p. 906.

PLATTEVILLE

GIDEON HAWLEY, carriage manufacturer and grain dealer, Platteville; is one of the earliest settlers in Southwest Wisconsin, his father, Aaron Hawley, was a native of Vermont; he went to Illinois at an early day and from there to Wisconsin in 1827, and settled in what is now Grotiot, La Fayette Co., his family joining him in 1828; he was killed in the Black Hawk war in 1832, and his family returned to Sangamon Co., Ill., near Springfield, where they remained till 1836, and then came back to La Fayette Co., Wis. Gideon Hawley was born in 1822, in Sangamon Co., Ill.; learned the carriage maker's trade in La Fayette Co., Wis., commencing at the age of 18; came to Platteville in the spring of 1846, and has been engaged in carriage making there ever since, except a year on a farm near Platteville, in 1868, he added grain dealing to his other business and still continues it - or rather that part of the business is carried on by his sons under the firm name of T. C. Hawley & Co. Mr. Hawley was married in 1843, in Dubuque, Iowa, to Miss Sarah Y. Clark, of that place, and has had nine children, four of whome are still living - Frank A., Albert C., Theophilus C. and Harry G. Lost five - Newton and Perry (twins), Jessie B. and two died in infancy.

[I am not related to this family. I'm posting this as a service and hope it helps!]

Chester Hawley & Susanna Church--Burial Info, Norwalk, CT

Barbarasansob — 13 May 2006 12:51:24 GMT

Norwalk Union Cemetery headstone inscription reads:

Chester A. Hawley, 1831 - 1894
Susanna Church, his wife, 1841 - 1907.

Hope this helps someone.

Hawley/Edler family of Effie Louise Hawley

Barbara Dodds — 28 Jun 2002 9:21:28 GMT

I am searching for information on my grandmother Effie Louise Hawley. She moved to Fairfield Iowa around 1916, employed as a housekeeper for my grandfather Frederick Henry Edler, and his wife Emeline who was ill. After the death of his wife he married Effie and they had a daughter Darpha Mae (my mother). It's possible they moved from Fairfield, Iowa to Missouri before they married. Effie died 10 months after my mother was born. We believe Effie's father was named Frank Hawley and he lived in New York. Any information will be appreciated.

Luther Cary and Alice M. Stevenson Hawley

countesskatlin_1 — 5 May 2006 10:50:43 GMT

I am interested in knowing what happen to Luther and Alice what children they had and where they lived when they left Illinois. When did they die and where are they buried? My great grandfather was Alice M Stevenson Hawley's brother William and I am trying to fill in the blanks. What happen to her other brother and sister? Thank you for your help!!

Gilbert Hawley b 1860 Michigan

prohwer — 1 May 2006 7:32:20 GMT

I am searching for information of the family of Gilbert Hawley b May 1860, Ionia Co., MI, d Jan 1937 MI and married Hattie Blough Apr 1882. Children Fred B. 1885 m Edith S. Morton; Blanche, Willard, Wilma, Royhal 1890, Willard 1894, Sarah 1897 and Bernice 1903.

Does any one have a connection to this family?

Pat from Kansas

Joseph McCormack & Margaret Hawley

s. Rice — 1 May 2006 7:02:31 GMT

Searching for a relationship of Mary Anne McCormack, (who married Irvine Hawley and resided in Bancroft) to Joseph McCormack who also married a Hawley, Margaret, they were married in 1912. He was born 1887 - died 1973, and was buried in the Hillcrest Cemetery in Bancroft. I'm wondering if Mary and Joseph were brother and sister. I'm searching for her parents or siblings. If anyone has any knowledge of this possible family I would greatly appreciate any information you could share.
s. Rice

Luther Cairy Hawley

JeffreyHawley45 — 17 Jan 2004 12:53:09 GMT

I am doing a geneaology project for my 11th grade United States History class. At the moment I am stuck. I can not find any information concerning the Hawley family after Luther Cairy Hawley. I know he was born on May 4 in Turnnbull County, Ohio. If you have any information concerning him, please tell me.

Amos Hawley m. ? from Somerset, N.J. she d. 1813 in ?Kanawah?Loudoun, Va.

01617 — 23 Apr 2006 11:59:45 GMT

Seeking name of first wife of Amos Hawley who migrated from Loudoun Co., Va. to Preston Co., W.Va. Reportedly she d. in 1813. Any help would be greatly appreciated and I am most happy to share information.
Laura Hawley Mooring62@aol.com

John H. Hawley, b. 1835 Canada to Oregon

tonylarson541 — 22 Apr 2006 12:49:36 GMT

Oregon Republican League:

Republican League Register of Oregon, The Register Publishing Company, 1896, page 220.

HAWLEY, J. H., of Monmouth, was born London, Ontario, March 10, 1835, and came to Oregon in 1844, locating in Yamhill County. At the age of twenty-one he moved to Polk County, and has lived there ever since, except one year in Salem. For twenty-four years he engaged in farming and ten years in general merchandising. He is now president of the Polk County Bank, at Mon mouth. Mr. Hawley has been a constant Republican worker and a delegate to county and state conventions since 1860. He was a Justice of the Peace from 1860 to 1870, a nominee for the legislature in 1866, 1882, 1886, being elected in 1882. He was a delegate to the club conventions of 1895 and 1896, and has done a great deal of campaign speaking.

-Tony Larson

Edward Hawley (b abt 1863 Iowa, parents b NY) in Peoria 1880

S_Stemont — 19 Apr 2006 5:50:18 GMT

Hello, I'm trying to find info on the parents of Edward Hawley, b Iowa abt 1863, to parents both born in NY. He's on the 1880 census in Peoria IL with uncle and aunt, Charles and Charlotte Miller (nee Hickey). I believe Edward's mother may be Charlotte's sister Mary or Susan Hickey. Any info appreciated.
Thanks!

Hawley's of Dane County, Wisconsin

John S. Hawley — 17 Jun 2000 5:33:14 GMT

Hawley's of Dane County, Wisconsin emigrated to the United States as part of the British Temperance Emigration Society (BTES) movement circa the mid-1800s. Wisconsin was the chosen destination for the BTES families. Other families surnames: Ford, Gillette, Henderson, Reeves

Herbert C. Hawley, b. 1879, Napanee, Ontario > MN > ND > 1908 MT - Bio

Carole — 11 Apr 2006 12:54:47 GMT

A biography/family history of Herbert Hawley is included in "Montana, Its Story and Biography", Vol 2, pgs 632 & 633.

Parents: Charles H. & Cynthia R. (Detlor) Hawley, natives of Canada.

Herbert attended Napanee public schools & the Napanee Collegiate Institute, after which he came to the US to study pharmacy at the University of Minnesota. After graduation he established a business in Hensel, ND, until 1908 when he located to Harlowton, MT.

On 25 Aug 1902, Herbert married Miss Mabel McGuin, born at Winnipeg, Canada, to Henry and Jane (Lee) McGuin, both natives of Canada. Hawley children: Edith Bernice & Alma May.

I am not related.

Hawley's of Warwickshire/Staffs.

hilrysouth94 — 19 Jan 2006 7:03:48 GMT

Looking for the family of Samuel & Susannah Hawley.
Children born between 1882 & 1896. Thomas Albert,
Millicent B,Elsie M, Florence, Joseph, Minnie E, Bertice, Beatrice,

Rev. Nelson Hawley m. Elizabeth Phelps Swearingen (b. 1811) in Dayton Ohio

01617 — 6 Apr 2006 10:51:28 GMT

Seeking information on Rev. Nelson Hawley. Where was he from? Who were his parents? What kind of minister was he? When was he born.
Am most willing to share Hawley information.
Laura Hawley Mooring62@aol.com

Robert J. Hawley, England to CA

Fireskye1 — 6 Apr 2006 4:15:50 GMT

looking for ancesters

CatherineStickann — 29 Nov 2002 8:26:12 GMT

I am looking for anyone related to my family lines. All of these families settled in central Illinois.

OLIVE MAY HAWLEY

Joanwalton6 — 25 Mar 2006 11:57:13 GMT

Born in 1917 in England. She lived in Stapleford and married George Eric Frost Winstone in 1937. She had one daughter Patricia May born in 1940.

Her mother was Emily Hawley (nee Alton) and she had one sister Mary Ellen Bridget Alton

Ebenezer Hawley of Ohio

Trudy Hawley — 8 Nov 2005 3:04:23 GMT

The Hawley Record, compiled by Elias Sill Hawley and published in 1890, lists an Ebenezer Hawley, son of Ensign Abel Hawley and Abigail Root, of Meriden and Farmington, Connecticut.

Ebenezer may have been married twice, first wife unknown and second wife may have been Olive Higbie. His children are given as Sally, Isaac, Ira & Hiram Hawley. His siblings are Eben Royce (Rice) Hawley & Abigail.

His father Ensign Abel Hawley married first Mary Gridley and had children Elisha, Ruth, Josiah, Abel, Oliver, Ezekiel, & Mary Hawley.

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Trudy Hawley
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Lamech Hawley b. c. 1812 in Va or Ohio

01617 — 22 Mar 2006 1:22:31 GMT

Seeking any and all information on Lamech. I have Hawley family documented back to 1686 and would be most happy to share information.
Laura Hawley Mooring62@aol.com