Hutchison - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Hutchisons from Downey, Ca.

benzcoa33 — 2009-10-31 15:07:33Z

My grandfather was Glen Hutchison also of All American Markets. Would like to get in touch with you.

Re: looking for ky or closer states for hutchison family of charles and nina hutchison

benzcoa33 — 2009-10-22 18:28:15Z

I am the granddaughter of Glen Hutchison from Downey,Ca. Please contact me (benzcoa33@yahoo.com)

Re: OLD family Bible, HUTCHISON is the main Surname-KY, 1930

savasnia — 2009-10-21 18:12:44Z

I would not be overly concerned with the MO vs. IRE on the census. I have been doing research for over 14 years and in my experience census takers are known for making errors and people often gave misinformation to the census taker for whatever reason. There have been times throughout history when it was not socially acceptable to have a particular ancestry.

Here is the child from the first marriage. This is the info from her marriage license.
Missouri Marriage Records, 1805-2002
about Ruth Hutchison
Name: Ruth Hutchison
Marriage Date: 20 Feb 1934
Marriage Location: Chillicothe, Livingston, Missouri
Marriage County: Livingston
Spouse Name: Ray Lindon Rupe
Mother's Name: Mrs. Charles Hutchison
Father's Name: Mr. Hutchison

Re: looking for ky or closer states for hutchison family of charles and nina hutchison

johnkhut — 2009-10-21 15:05:40Z

Feel free to email me at JOHNKHUT@yahoo.com. . . . but, as far as I know, I have no Glen in my line.

Re: OLD family Bible, HUTCHISON is the main Surname-KY, 1930

johnkhut — 2009-10-21 15:03:38Z

The only thing that concerns me about this one is that he indicates his mother b. MO, not Ireland, as he does in the next census. For those who knew him, he was obviously raised in an Irish household. . . . . But, it sure does look like him otherwise.

And, yes, it was likely to be at LEAST a second marriage.

Hutchison's from Downey Ca

benzcoa33 — 2009-10-21 04:04:29Z

Any relation to Glen Hutchison - one of the brothers who founded All American Markets - one was in Downey ? Thanks
Staci

Re: looking for ky or closer states for hutchison family of charles and nina hutchison

benzcoa33 — 2009-10-21 04:02:49Z

Hello! I am hoping you still check site for posts. I am the granddaughter of Glen Hutchison from Downey and one of the brothers from All American Markets! I just saw this post and would like to get in touch with you. My mother is Mary Louise Hutchison daughter of Glen. Staci

Re: OLD family Bible, HUTCHISON is the main Surname-KY, 1930

savasnia — 2009-10-20 19:34:23Z

Is this your family? Based on the info from this census
that he married at the age of 23 [which would be abt the year 1903] at which time Velva would have been a three year oold child I would say this is a second marriage for Charles.

1930; Census Place: Chillicothe, Livingston, Missouri; Roll 1210; Page: 25B; Enumeration District: 2; Image: 73.0.
April 30th
[line 77] Charles L. HUTCHISON Head R$20 no M W 50 Md age 23 no yes MO KY IRE Manager Pool Hall
Velva M. Wife F W 30 Md age 21 no yes MO MO MO none
John C. Son M W 9 S yes MO MO MO none
Paula H. Daughter F W 8 S yes MO MO MO none

I suspect this may be him in 1920.

{Indexed as Hutcheon}
1920;Census Place: Sampsel, Livingston, Missouri; Roll T625_919; Page: 2A; Enumeration District: 113; Image: 211.
Jan 5 & 6th
Fm 34 35 Charles HUTCHISON Head O F M W 41 Md yes yes MO KY MO farmer
Jane Wife F W 38 Md yes yes MO MO MO
Opal Daughter F W 13 S MO MO MO
Ruth Daughter F W 3 11/12 S MO MO MO

What do you think? Feel free to email me.

~Jeanette
Savasnia@comcast.net

Re: OLD family Bible, HUTCHISON is the main Surname-KY

johnkhut — 2009-10-20 16:57:28Z

My Charles Lee HUTCHISON was born ca 1852, MO. I have no clue to his parents names, nor years of birth. Charles father was born KY (according to census records) and his mother was born Ireland. That is ALL I have. Heck, I searched for 15 to 20 years simply to find out my grandfather's name! Dad would not talk about him . . .

Re: Hutchisons from Downey, Ca.

benzcoa33 — 2009-10-20 11:02:43Z

Hello! My mother's side of the family had lived in Downey from the 1960's, 70's, and so on. My grandfather is Glen Hutchison and he owned All American Markets with his brothers Blayne, Carl, Jack and I believe there was one more. My mother's name is Mary Louise Hutchison and her maternal grandparents lived in Downey. Their names were Carolyn and Lynn Walker. I was born in 1967 (Downey Community Hospital) and by then all my grandpa's brothers were gone except for him. He passed away about 10 years or so ago.

Re: Hutchisons from Downey, Ca.

benzcoa33 — 2009-10-20 10:54:20Z

Hello! I was so pleased to see your posting. My mother's side of the family all lived in Downey, CA during the 1960's, 70's, and so on.
My grandpa, Glen Hutchison,and his brothers (I can only remember the names Blayne, Carl, Jack right now)owned "All American Market" grocery chain and one of them was in Downey. From what my grandpa had told me all his brothers had passed away very young between the ages of 45-50 years old. I believe he was pretty much retired when I was born in 1967 ( Downey Community Hospital) Fortunately, for me, I was able to enjoy spending time with him until I was way into adulthood up until he passed away about 10 years or so ago. (Age 80 years old or so) My mother's maiden name is Mary Louise Hutchison. Her maternal grandparents also lived in Downey and were Carolyn and Lynn Walker.

Re: OLD family Bible, HUTCHISON is the main Surname-KY

savasnia — 2009-10-16 13:26:10Z

John,

What is the date of birth for your Charles? Who was he married to? Any other info you can share?

Re: OLD family Bible, HUTCHISON is the main Surname-KY

savasnia — 2009-10-16 13:19:11Z

John,

My John Hutchison was born Feb/Mar 1836 in Ireland or Scotland and died 2 Dec 1916 in Graves County, KY. He is the earliest Hutchison ancestor I have. There is no indication that our line has any ties to the state of MO.

I am willing to do a quick search on your line and get back to you if I find anything that may point you in the right direction.

Jeanette

Re: OLD family Bible, HUTCHISON is the main Surname-KY

johnkhut — 2009-10-15 20:21:36Z

My gfather, Charles Lee HUTCHISON, was born MO, but census indicates his father born KY and his mother born Ireland. Unfortunately I do not have the names of either of his parents. Is there ANYTHING in there indicating a Charles Lee HUTCHISON. My father was John Charles HUTCHISON. Our branch of HUTCHISON were all MO born back to Charles Lee's father.

John

Re: OLD family Bible, HUTCHISON, John born ?March 1836, possibly in Ireland

savasnia — 2009-10-14 11:43:48Z

I am sorry to report there is neither a Samuel Hutchison nor any of the other names you mention in our family bible.

The earliest ancestor we have listed in John Hutchison who was probably born in Ireland. The bible reads,
Deaths
John Hutchison Dec. 2, 1916 (age 80yrs. 9mos.)

Our Hutchison family locations were: Ireland/Scotland; Graves, Marshall, KY; Smiths, Marshall, KY; and finally Louisville, Jefferson, KY.

Best of luck to you in your search.
Jeanette

Re: OLD family Bible, HUTCHISON is the main Surname-KY

shawniefawn — 2009-10-14 06:31:27Z

My Gr Gr Grandfather was Samuel Wiley Hutchison, Born April 11, 1831 in KY.
His siblings: Sarah, Persepher Frazer,James, John Russel, Joseph.
His children: Martha Alice, Joseph Elbert, Cynthia Isadora, Emma Jane, John Aplheus(my Gr Grandfather), Otis Hope and Oliver Victory(twins).
Are any of these people in the Bible?? I have more info and would be happy to exchange info.
Thank you! Sherri
Please contact me at aponi2@comcast.net

Re: Robert Neal Hutchison of Georgia

DebbyFinkle — 2009-09-10 21:47:19Z

WOW! I would love to see what you have on "Uncle Robbie" and family, including the pics of him and the family.

According to my mom, Robert was never discussed. Matter of fact it wasn't until the mid 1970's that my mother even knew he was her real grandfather. My great grandmother kept it a secret even from my grandmother for many, many years.

From what I have been able to piece together, he married my Great grandmother, Linnie Mae Hamar about 1909 and they lived in Atlanta. My grandmother was Elizabeth Rymski, born in May 1910. Her name when she was born was Emma Neal Hutchison. After Linnie and Robert divorced, between 1911-1912, Linnie remarried and my grandmother was adopted my Leon Rymski.

Robert evidently was a traveling actor and went 1st to NYC working with Bybee Stock Co. He was also a traveling salesman. Somewhere along the line he remarried, I believe Florence Jefferies, supposedly from Chicago. He died Dec 28, 1922 in Pittsburg. I don't know how. He is buried in Northview Cemetery in Atlanta.

I did find his WWI Draft registration dated May 24, 1917. He was claiming exemption because of "serious ?" word is unreadable to me.

That is about all I know about the Hutchison family. So anything you can fill in for me would be greatly appreciated.

If you want to you can reach me at debbyfinkle@att.net.

Thanks for answering my message.

Debby Finkle

Re: Robert Neal Hutchison of Georgia

rgnixon28 — 2009-09-10 03:48:30Z

Robert Neal Hutchison (Uncle Robbie) was my great-uncle. He had four sisters: Emma Neal Heery, Loula Wiles Nixon (my grandmother), Willie Belle Green, and Ruby Wiles Crowell. There were five other children but they did not survive. I lost track of him after the 1910 US Census. I have one or two photos of him in an old family album. I know little about him but a lot about his father and mother and sisters as I grew up in Atlanta near my grandmother and Willie Belle and Emma which I will be happy to share.HyG

Re: looking for information on hutchison family from the tennessee area

lindareid — 2009-08-05 15:20:19Z

Do you have an age for Mary? The Mary Hutchison, sister to Rhoda Hutchison Reid and my husband's direct ancestor, married an other and was not living ever in MO.

Our Mary lived in the early 1800's in So. Carolina, and probably married a Wallace or Willis.

Re: looking for information on hutchison family from the tennessee area

lindareid — 2009-08-04 12:07:20Z

I have no information and am not familiar with your family. Best of luck.

Hutchison VA>TN>Attala Co. MS

ERHutchison — 2009-06-21 15:33:12Z

I have documented the Hutchison family of Attala County in my book, "Yesterday." We descend from those who lived in TN, and (probably) VA, before arriving in central MS circa 1830.

The Hutchisons intermarried with the Frazier, Sandridge, Britt, Bailey, Luster, Jenkins, Gober, Ivy, and other families.

Here is a web site that contains some photos of the Hutchison family of Attala County, MS:

http://erh.homestead.com/hutchison.html

Re: HYTCHISON

marion_hutchison — 2009-06-25 21:50:38Z

A Henry Hutchison that I know lived at the Todd/Logan county in west Kentucky was born in Pickett county TN. His dad was Luke Hutchison who lived in the Illwill area of Clinton County. His name is misspelled on his tombstone as Henry Hutchinson.

HUTCHISON Bert and Beatrice

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-04 19:23:48Z

HUTCHISON Bert and Beatrice

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,880 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.

George Hutchison

margaretthomson7 — 2009-08-30 19:13:50Z

My Great grandfather William Hutchison was born in Ireland in 1839 or 40. He died in Dundee, Scotland and his parents on the death certificate were George Hutchison and Jean Rusk. I am unable to continue with this branch of my tree as I cannot find any information on his parents. Can anyone help me please?
Thanks Margaret

Re: looking for information on hutchison family from the tennessee area

kch20886 — 2009-08-04 11:54:22Z

I read somewhere that the name may mean son of Hugh.
Kenneth Hutchison
originally from Missouri

Re: looking for information on hutchison family from the tennessee area

kch20886 — 2009-08-04 11:45:13Z

I seem to be from a different group of Hutchisons, from the same time, in eastern Tennessee. I suspect that you have found a lot of information about my Hutchisons while looking for yours, and I wonder if you could tell me about what you have found about them. Joseph Hutchison probably was born around 1780 to 1790; lived in Greene County, Tennessee, starting when that area was part of the colony of North Carolina; married Eve Cook Smith in 1802; had a brother named William; had, among other children, a son also named Joseph born in 1801; and died in the War of 1812. The son named Joseph married Rachel Myers, in 1853 moved to Missouri with his ten children and their families, and reportedly lived until 1900). Do you know about any pre-1800 information about them?

Re: Joseph & Rachel Hutchison move from Greene Co TN to Maries Co MO

kch20886 — 2009-08-04 10:54:29Z

Please see my other posts from today and yesterday. I am descended from Joseph but not from the same son as you are.
Kenneth Hutchison
Gaithersburg, MD

Re: Joseph Hutchison, b.1801 TN, to MO 1853

kch20886 — 2009-08-03 21:34:45Z

I found some information at http://www.genealogyforyou.com/usa/tennessee/greene/queries/...:
"HUTCHISON:
Looking for the descendants or other information on any of the children of Joseph HUTCHISON[17??-1812] /Eve Cook Smith [b/ 17??] m.1802 in Greene Co. These children were named in his Will: John L., Nancy, William, and Polly. Joseph's brother William was assigned as guardian to the children after Joseph's death during War of 1812 when Joseph was 11. Would like to correspond with anyone regarding these or any other HUTCH( )SONs of Greene Co.
Terry L. Hutchison tlhutch@soback.kornet.nm.kr
Tue Aug 26 07:17:20 1997"
(I interpret this as saying that the father of Joseph (b. 1801) was also named Joseph, and he was killed in the War of 1812. The father Joseph married the son Joseph's mother, Eve Cook Smith, in 1802. Since this post is 12 years old, Terry Hutchison may have a lot more information now.)
Replying to one of the other replies: My grandfather, Robert Clay Hutchison, Sr., and my and great-grandfather, Perry Lorenzo Hutchison, lived in Chamois, MO, in Osage County. Robert C. later lived in Iowa, where my father (C. Bryce H.) was born, and in Maplewood, Missouri.
(I am the same person as khutchison, above; the site would not let me log in with my previous informaton.)

Re: Joseph Hutchison, b.1801 TN, to MO 1853

kch20886 — 2009-08-04 14:33:09Z

Please excuse me if this duplicates something else I have posted. These boards, threads, copies of posts on other web sites, etc. are confusing. There are Hutchison boards, Greene County, boards, etc. I see the some of the same names, including yours, in different places.
I am descended from James Frank H., a different son of Joseph and Rachel. (My cousin Anita Doering has also posted at least one thing on this site.) I am still looking for information earlier than 1801. Thanks.
Kenneth Hutchison
(Of course, as we all know, there is no "chin" in Hutchison.)

Re: Joseph Hutchison, b.1801 TN, to MO 1853

kch20886 — 2009-08-04 14:22:46Z

Photograph? I have never seen that. Aside from a trip to the National Archives in the 1970s (I think), all the searching I have done has been by Google. I suspect that you have a lot of information I don't have. Do you have information about people before Joseph and Rachel Hutchison? (Am I right that Joseph and Eve Cook Smith were his parents and George Myers was her father?) I would really like to see the picture. If you can email a copy of any quality, please use my user name above at comcast dot net.
Kenneth C. Hutchison
Gaithersburg, MD formerly suburban St. Louis, MO

Mary Hutchison

Roberta_Lytle — 2009-07-05 18:52:31Z

I am looking for the Mary Hutchison that was Married to William Burns
there Children would have been

James 1829-4-30-1862 Married Eliza Jane Webster
Thomas 1831-1913 Married Mary Jane Kincaid
David 3-15-1832 6-27-1910 Married Julia A
John 1-1833 6-10-1914
Frank ( No Information )
Charles ( No Information )

William Burns is buried in Yeager Cemetery in Missouri
But we don't know whatever happen to Mary.

If any of these sounds familiar please email me at
roberta.lytle@yahoo.com

Mary would have been his first wife.

Re: looking for information on hutchison family from the tennessee area

Roberta_Lytle — 2009-08-05 15:11:15Z

I am looking for information on a Mary Hutchison in Missouri
She married William Burns.
there children would be:
James,Thomas,David,John,Frank,Charles there night be more but that's all the names i have.
She is the first wife of William Burns.

Re: Joseph Hutchison, b.1801 TN, to MO 1853

Roberta_Lytle — 2009-08-11 15:27:47Z

you let me know if you find anything and if i find anything on Joseph i will let you know.. boy this can be hard at time but well worth it when you find someone

Hutchison's from Folsom & Covington, Louisiana

hhappy32 — 2009-08-22 23:07:49Z

My Name is Nicole Hutchison. I am trying to trace my grandfather Charles Michael Hutchison Sr., family. I know his fathers name was Charles Hutchison DOB. 1865 from folsom, la. I was told he he commited suicide(gun shot).

J.W. Hutchison dob. 1837
Harriet Hutchison dob 1842
George Hutchison dob 1863
Charles Hutchison dob 1865**my Great Grandfather**
Arthur Huthcison dob. 1867
Mary Jane Hutchison dob 1870

Chales Hutchison dob 1865**
Abbie dob 1888
had two sons
Charles Michael Hutchison dob 1921 death 1995*grandfather**
Rudolph ? Hutchison dob 1924 death 2001(cancer)
if any information is available on any of these Hutchison's please email me at hhappy32@aol.com

Re: LOUISIANA-HUTCHISON(s)~DO YOU EXIST???

hhappy32 — 2009-08-22 22:47:11Z

Hello, I am Nicole Hutchison trying to find infromation on A Charles Hutchison. son of J.W. & Harriet Hutchison from Folsom,la. harriet and charles had four children.,
George hutchison dob.1863
Arthur Hutchison dob.1867
Charles Hutchison dob. 1865** this is my great grandfather**
Mary Jane Hutchison dob. 1870

If you have any information please email me @ hhappy32@aol.com, thanks

Re: Hutchison's of Fulsom-Louisiana Area

hhappy32 — 2009-08-22 22:31:29Z

Hello, My name is Nicole Hutchison and I am related to Charles Hutchison From Folsum, La. and the Bahams as well.. I am trying to find out more information on my great grand father, Charles Hutchison. I can be reached thru email hhappy32@aol.com

James Hutchison

jmcmillen5 — 2009-06-24 14:02:57Z

Hi, I am looking for some information on James Hutchison born around 1739 in Ireland and died around 1817 in Wayne County Ohio. If you know anything please answer!

Re: Hutchison History

traviswfisher — 2009-07-08 04:11:52Z

I have a photocopy of what may well be the same Hutchinson history, though unfortunately I'm missing the first page. It was published in the Vicksburg Semi-Weekly Commercial newspaper of Vicksburg, Michigan, on September 5, 1913. The article name is "Annual Reunion of the Krader, Fisher Hutchinson Families."

I made it through typing 1/3 of the Hutchinson article before I got tired. Will try to follow up with the remainder. If anyone does have the first page of the
article, I would appreciate it!

=======================================================
ANNUAL REUNION OF THE KRADER, FISHER, HUTCHINSON FAMILIES
(Continued from Page One.)
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son, vix: John, William, Andrew and George. The five sons of the original scattered, one or more going to North Carolina, and from there into Kentucky; one, suppsoed to be George, was reported killed by the Indians; one is said to have removed to Washington county, Penn.

One of these, the first name not known, is the father of William and James. He settled in Lower Mt. Bethel township, Northampton county, Penn., and later removed into New Jersey, near the town of Belvidere. The sons, William and James, settled in Center township, Columbia county about the year 1794. Here William married Miss Elizabeth Aikman, Jan 24, 1799. This union was blessed with nine children, viz: James, born Nov. 14th, 1799; Jane, born May 25th, 1801, Thomas Jefferson, born Sept. 27, 1803; John,
born April 16, 1805; Elizabeth, born March 20, 1808; William, born Sept. 30, 1810; Leva A., born March 1, 1816; Samuel Hend., born April 12, 1819.

The said William and Elizabeth lived and raised their family in among the valleys and mountains of Center township, Columbia county, Penn., and when death claimed the mother in 1835 and the father in 1839, they were laid to rest in a little country cemetery, known as the Hydley cemetery.

The eldest son, James, remained at home until in the late spring or early summer of 834 [sic] when he started for the then far west. He had an Indian pony and a wagon with some of his black smith tools and surveyors' outfit, started on his trip to Michigan. All went well as travelers of
those days expected until he arrived near Detroit, when the pony was taken sick and died. Then, with the purchase of another horse he resumed his journey. He then made his choice of land covered with the giant oaks. He worked at his trades and on May 11th, 1837, he wed Miss Rose Ann Fortner, who was working for a family near the village of Schoolcraft. Then they started on their honeymoon trip by the horse and wagon route to his farm and while he cut the trees she piled and burned the brush to lay the foundation and build the log cabin of home and happiness. This union was blessed with three sons, viz: Stephen D., Oliver Perry and Ransom, with whom they had to part when about for [sic] and a half months old. The father's death occured in 1866 and the mother's in 1886 on the farm where they began
their honeymoon.

O. Perry grew to manhood and passed out in the prime of life in 1868. Stephen married Miss Albina Beckwith on January 11th, 1874. One daugther, Miss Sina, came to bless this union, who with her mother lives on the farm of her grandfather's choice. Stephen died June 21, 1894.

Jane Hutchinson always lived in the old Keystone state and married John Brown and was the mother of three children, Hiram, Elizabeth and Margaret. Hiram married Miss Elizabeth Conner and to this union were born two sons and
one daughter. One son, Eber and the adughter [sic] Hannah, are still living. Eber's family consists of a wife and son, Claude C. Hannah married Harry Black and is the mother of six children. Elizabeth married Wm. Hill
and was the mother of a large family, who live in different parts of Pennsylvania. She departed from this life about the year 1903. Margaret married H. F. Freese and moved and lived in Chicago, Ill., and was the mother of a large family. She passed away March 3rd, 1913.

Thomas Jefferson Hutchison always remained in the good old Quaker state and in 1830 he married Miss Sarah Fowler and to this union were born six children, viz: Hiram, John F. Mary E., David William James B. and Sophia C., and on October 7, 1854 he laid his faithful wife in her last resting place and his death occurred April 25, 1885.

On June 21st, 1860, Hiram Hutchison and Miss Mary A. Bowmn [sic] were united in wedded bliss. The wife died on September 3, 1904, leaving one daughter, Etta, living with her father in Hazelton, Penn.

John F. Hutchison married Miss Rebecca Bright in December, 1855 and in March, 1859, she died, leaving one son, William, and when about 20 years of age he passed out of this life. Then John F. Hutchison married in 1860 Miss
Esther Bright and the following children now living were born to them, viz: Margaret, who married J. H. Knorr; Sarah, who married William Niekard; James, who married Miss Utt; Dora, who married John Kitchen; and Anna, who
married Horas Bellas. These have all remained in among the peaceful valleys and mountains of Pennsylvania and in September 884 [sic], the father, John F. Hutchinson was laid in his last resting place. On January 19. 1861, Miss
Mary E. Hutchinson married Wm. Hagenbuch, and this union was blessed with five children of whom three are living: Clara E., Boyd H. and Eva. Clara was married to James E. Reichard; Boyd H. Hagenbuch is married and has one
daugther, born January 19, 1911, and Eva married Corriel Hess, November 15, 1902.

Re: Hutchison History

traviswfisher — 2009-07-10 03:44:53Z

Sorry, I don't know anything about Mary Hutchison m. William Burns. Really my interest in this reunion article is the following section regarding the Fisher family; the Hutchison's here are really just distant cousins to me and I don't know any thing further.

Re: Hutchison History

traviswfisher — 2009-07-10 03:35:09Z

Here's the full article, minus the first page that I'm still missing.

=========================================================

The Vicksburg Semi-Weekly Commercial, Friday September 5th, 1913

ANNUAL REUNION OF THE KRADER, FISHER, HUTCHINSON FAMILIES
(Continued from Page One.)
----
son, viz: John, William, Andrew and George. The five sons of the original scattered, one or more going to North Carolina, and from there into Kentucky; one, supposed to be George, was reported killed by the Indians; one is said to have removed to Washington county, Penn.

One of these, the first name not known, is the father of illiam and James. He settled in Lower Mt. Bethel township, Northampton county, Penn., and later removed into New Jersey, near the town of Belvidere. The sons, William and James, settled in Center township, Columbia county about the year 1794. Here William married Miss Elizabeth Aikman, Jan 24, 1799. This union was blessed with nine children, viz: James, born Nov. 14th, 1799; Jane, born May 25th, 1801, Thomas Jefferson, born Sept. 27, 1803; John, born April 16, 1805; Elizabeth, born March 20, 1808; William, born Sept. 30, 1810; Leva A., born March 1, 1816; Samuel Hend., born April 12, 1819.

The said William and Elizabeth lived and raised their family in among the valleys and mountains of Center township, Columbia county, Penn., and when death claimed the mother in 1835 and the father in 1839, they were laid to rest in a little country cemetery, known as the Hydley cemetery.

The eldest son, James, remained at home until in the late spring or early summer of 834 [sic] when he started for the then far west. He had an Indian pony and a wagon with some of his black smith tools and surveyors' outfit, started on his trip to Michigan. All went well as travelers of those days expected until he arrived near Detroit, when the pony was taken sick and died. Then, with the purchase of another horse he resumed his journey. He then made his choice of land covered with the giant oaks. He worked at his trades and on May 11th, 1837, he wed Miss Rose Ann Fortner, who was working for a family near the village of Schoolcraft. Then they started on their honeymoon trip by the horse and wagon route to his farm and while he cut the trees she piled and burned the brush to lay the foundation and build the log cabin of home and happiness. This union was blessed with three sons, viz: Stephen D., Oliver Perry and Ransom, with whom they had to part when about for [sic] and a half months old. The father's death occured in 1866 and the mother's in 1886 on the farm where they began their honeymoon.

O. Perry grew to manhood and passed out in the prime of life in 1868. Stephen married Miss Albina Beckwith on January 11th, 1874. One daugther, Miss Sina, came to bless this union, who with her mother lives on the farm of her grandfather's choice. Stephen died June 21, 1894.

Jane Hutchinson always lived in the old Keystone state and married John Brown and was the mother of three children, Hiram, Elizabeth and Margaret. Hiram married Miss Elizabeth Conner and to this union were born two sons and
one daughter. One son, Eber and the adughter [sic] Hannah, are still living. Eber's family consists of a wife and son, Claude C. Hannah married Harry Black and is the mother of six children. Elizabeth married Wm. Hill and was the mother of a large family, who live in different parts of Pennsylvania. She departed from this life about the year 1903. Margaret married H. F. Freese and moved and lived in Chicago, Ill., and was the mother of a large family. She passed away March 3rd, 1913.

Thomas Jefferson Hutchison always remained in the good old Quaker state and in 1830 he married Miss Sarah Fowler and to this union were born six children, viz: Hiram, John F. Mary E., David William James B. and Sophia C., and on October 7, 1854 he laid his faithful wife in her last resting place and his death occurred April 25, 1885.

On June 21st, 1860, Hiram Hutchison and Miss Mary A. Bowmn [sic] were united in wedded bliss. The wife died on September 3, 1904, leaving one daughter, Etta, living with her father in Hazelton, Penn.

John F. Hutchison married Miss Rebecca Bright in December, 1855 and in March, 1859, she died, leaving one son, William, and when about 20 years of age he passed out of this life. Then John F. Hutchison married in 1860 Miss
Esther Bright and the following children now living were born to them, viz: Margaret, who married J. H. Knorr; Sarah, who married William Niekard; James, who married Miss Utt; Dora, who married John Kitchen; and Anna, who married Horas Bellas. These have all remained in among the peaceful valleys and mountains of Pennsylvania and in September 884 [sic], the father, John F. Hutchinson was laid in his last resting place. On January 19. 1861, Miss
Mary E. Hutchinson married Wm. Hagenbuch, and this union was blessed with five children of whom three are living: Clara E., Boyd H. and Eva. Clara was married to James E. Reichard; Boyd H. Hagenbuch is married and has one
daugther, born January 19, 1911, and Eva married Corriel Hess, November 15, 1902.

David W. Hutchison died in July, 1863, in the 24th year of his life.

James B. Hutchison married Miss Margaret L. Workhiser, November 24, 1864. To this union were born two children, Wilbur L. and Florence J. Florence is single and living with her father, and Wilbur L. married Miss Edith Martin in June 1890, of whom two sons have been born, viz: Wm. M., and Wilbur L., Jr.

Sopia Hutchison married James F. Stoker in 1865. She buried her husband in March 1900. They were parents of one daughter, Florence. She married John Singer and a son and a daughter have been born to this union. Mrs. Stoker died in July, 1913.

John Hutchison, whe [sic] he was about 29 years of age began to think of western life and early in the spring of 1834 he in company with Daniel Rhime bolt and a Mr. Dietrich, with flint lock guns as their companions, started
for the then far west on foot, and made their destination at Three Rivers and he worked on a saw mill there, but he soon began to look for a farm, and one day took his companion the flintlock gun and walked up the St. Joseph
river, but found none. The second day he went up the Rock river, but found nothing that day. On the third day he followed the Portage and met his desires, always keeping in mind his vow that his farm should have a flowing stream through it.

Now having made his choice, he must hurry to the land agency which was located at Bronson (now Kalamazoo) to present his claim before another chose it. Then the erection of a little log cabin and a life partner to share it, in whom he found Miss Caroline Krader. On April 6th, 1837 the marriage vows were spoken at Three Rivers by Rev. Ketchum and six children were born to this union, viz: Elizabeth J., Wm. J., Mary A., Sabina A., Eli B., and
Aaron E. John Hutchison and his faithful wife lived and died on the farm of his first choice. His death occurred April 7th, 1874 and the wife's November 6th, 1877. Elizabeth J. Hutchison married Aaron P. Emery March 20,
1855. To this union were born six children, viz: Emma, Lewis P., Mary A., Georgia, Lottie and Ella. The eldest daughter, Emma, died when about sixteen years of age; Lewis P. Emery married Miss Minnie Childs, April 16th, 1884. This union never had any children, but opened their home to two little orphans, of whom Miss Lucille is with them at Mendon where they reside. Mary A., was married to Liberty Gaskell, March 29, 1883. To this union were born three children: Ralph, Lottie and Ruth, the latter dying in
infancy. Lottie is living in Mendon, Mich and Ralph in Tarpon Springs, Fla Mrs. Gaskell departed this life August 11, 1908.

Georgia was united in marriage to Mr. H. H. Ryon, January 5, 1886 and have made their home in Mendon.

Lottie was married to Joseph A. Forrester and moved and lived in Chicago where she departed this life April 20, 1897, and Ella, just reaching the prime of life, was called away April 20, 1897. The mother of this family, Mrs. E. J. Emery, was called to her last rest, February 22, 1913.

Wm. J. Hutchison was united in marriage to Miss Christeann Ruth, January 22, 1863, and to this union were born three children, viz: Emma, Sadie and Irven. Emma departed this life when about eight years old; Sadie is living
at home and Irven was united in wedlock to Miss Margaret Rumsey, December 10, 1902, and to this union was born one daughter, Miss Gladys.

Mary A. Hutchison was united in marriage to Alfred Bongey in March, 1861. They were the parents of six children, viz: Clifford, Bertha, Seymour, Louella and William. In about the year 1870 they moved to Algona, Iowa, where they lived until about 1882 when they moved to Florence, Ala. They remained here about two years when they removed to Monroe, Wis., where the mother departed this life August 15, 1886. Clifford was married in 1891 and to this union were born one daughter and two sons. Bertha and Louella
lived with their father until July 1912, when they moved and made their home in Seattle, Wash. Seymour was united in marriage to Miss Rose Zeiwfel on October 9, 1890 and to this union were born two sons and a daughter. Freddie passed away at the tender years of about nine and William died in infancy. Sabina A. married B. F. Groner November 25, 1870 and on January 23, 1875 a son ws born, but they could only enjoy his company about four and one half years, when he was taken away by death. On October 19, 1905 she
was left alone by the death of her husband and on March 17, 1910 she was again united in marriage to Mr. Clarence Lomison and resided in Marceluus [sic].

Eli B. Hutchison and Miss Carrie A. Dart were united in marriage in the year 1875. They lived at the old homestead until the autumn of 1877, when they moved to Illinois and to this union were born a son and daughter. The son died in infancy and the daughter, Miss Etta, is living with her parents in East St. Louis, Ill.

Aaron E. Hutchison went to Illinois with his brother and there on July 10, 1879, he took the vows of wedlock with Miss Alice Statten and have made Alma, Ill., their home.

Elizabeth Hutchison was married to John Snyder and was the mother of one son and three daughters, of whom the son died in childhood. The two eldest daughters married and left families. The youngest daugher died unmarried. This family remained in Pennsylvania and I learned but little of them.

Wm. Hutchison married Miss Lavina Deitrich and to this union were born a daughter, C. Josephine and a son, Arthur L. Their parents lived their lifetime in the old Keystone state. Then the brother and sister began working their way westward and on July 1st, 1884 at Crsco [sic], Iowa Arthur
ws united in marriage to Miss Jennie Williams and this union was blessed with three daughters. They still traveled westward until at present we find them in Portland, Ore. Miss C. Josephine on September 9, 1886 at
Lansing, Iowa, was united in marriage to MR. Wesley Dial. They, too, wept looking toward the west and in the autumn of 1897 they located in California.

Mary Hutchison lived the life of single blessedness in her native state and passed away February 2, 1878 and was laid to rest in the Hidley cemetery.

Levi A. Hutchison lived his life alone because he said there was never but one girl for him and when he was visiting his brothers in Michigan, word came of her death, which cast the gloom of his life. His death occurred
September 22, 1887 and he was laid away in the Hidley cemetery.

Samuel A. Hutchison married Miss Ann Stahl and always lived sweethearts as no children came to share their love. He died in his native state in the year 1882.

James Hutchison lived near his brother William, in Columbia county, Pennsylvania, and his life partner was a Miss Aikman, sister of William's wife and this union's family consisted of eight children -- five daughters and three sons. Their life was spent in the quiet old Quaker state and when death claimed them they were buried in the Hidley cemetery, which marks so many of the Hutchison ancestors.

Some of the children emigrated westward. One daughter married a Mr. Knorr, and settled about Mottville, and was the mother of two children. The son is living in Mottville and is the father of two daughters.

One son, John, settled near White Pigeon, married and was the father of three children, one son and two daughters. He went west, perhaps to the Pacific coast and in those days transportation was slow and he never returned hom [sic]. Of his family, one daughter married Mr. E. B. Heimbach and is living about White Pigeon. The son married and is living in Chicago, Ill., and one daughter married a Mr. A. Ruch, who died leaving two sons.

One son, James, married Miss Lydia [sic -- here a typesetting error repeats a line from above: "er returned home. Of his family, the"] Constantine and they were the parents of two children -- one son and a daughter. The son
married and is the father of two sons, all living in White Pigeon, Mich. The daughter married Dr. Scoville and they were the parents of one son.

One daughter married Joseph Mil- [sic -- here a typesetting error gives another wrong line, apparantly in place of the correct text: "Beckwith and settled on a farm near"] was the mother of a large family of whom one daughter is living in Kalamazoo. She married and is the mother of one son.
And a son is living in California.

Wm. Hutchison lived in Three Rivers and never married and when death claimed him he was laid away in the Three Rivers cemetery.

HUTCHISON Donald E. 1926-2009 Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2009-08-20 12:42:03Z

BOARDMAN, OHIO – There will be a memorial service at 11 a.m. Monday, at the Boardman United Methodist Church, celebrated by Pastor Ash Welch, for Donald E. Hutchison, 82, who passed away Monday, August 17, 2009 at his residence.

Mr. Hutchison was born Dec. 30, 1926 in Chesapeake, Ohio a son of John M. and Martha Evans Hutchison and was a resident of this area for 43 years.

He was a high school graduate and attended The Ohio State University. Don retired from sales with the Addressograph Multigraph Company.

Don was a member of the Boardman United Methodist Church and the Boardman Rotary. He loved flying.

He was a veteran of the Army Air Force, serving with the occupation forces in Tokyo from 1944 to 1948.

His wife, the former Jane Julian, whom he married Dec. 30, 1948, died Sept. 11, 1995.

He leaves a son, Paul W. Hutchison of Boardman; a daughter, Joan L. (Timothy) Dailey of Boardman; a sister, Jeanne Ann Leete of Huntington, W.Va.; a brother, John (Marie) Hutchison of Thousand Oak, Calif.; and four grandchildren, Emmie (Michael) Evans, Jeremy Hutchison, Julie (Robert) Breitenstein and Ralph Hutchison.

Friends may call from 10 to 11 a.m. on Monday at the church.

Family and friends may visit www.foxfuneralhome.org to view this obituary and send condolences.

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Re: HUTCHISON, ROBBINS,FAMILY REUNION JULY27,2002

Berdie46 — 2009-07-09 13:23:56Z

I see you have Burns in your family.
Could you tell me if you had a Mary Hutchison married to a William Burns she would have been his first wife.

And the kids we know of are
James
Thomas
David
John
Rumors of a Frank and Charles

If any of this sound familiar to you will you please let me
me know. We can't find Mary so we don't know if she remarried.. this has been the hardest part of this tree for us.. so i really hope we make match...

thank you have a wonderful day.

Re: Hutchison History

Berdie46 — 2009-07-09 12:55:27Z

I am sitting here in disbelief, i have looked for years for this family and i post one time on here and you answer it lol. I always wondered how the Burns family went to Michigan this might be my answer right here.

This is wonderful my cousin is going to flip out on me.
If do find that we have the same family i will make sure you get a copy of this branch.

Re: Hutchison History

Berdie46 — 2009-07-09 12:52:20Z

I see the Mary Hutchison and she would have married William Burns..
If this is the right family it will be easy for me to find that first page. I grew up about 5 miles from Vicksburg Michigan.. It is Kalamazoo County.

I really need to see if you have any information on Marys Marriage to William Burns... then i will be able to connect
them to me.. if they are i will send you what i have if you continue to send me what you have..

Re: Hutchison History

Berdie46 — 2009-07-11 12:54:15Z

Thank you very much for your help i will send this on to my cousin and see what he says.. thank you for send all the information you have..
you have a wonderful weekend

Re: Hutchison History

Berdie46 — 2009-07-10 13:05:28Z

Thank you for sending this it helped me a lot
But i think we have two different families.
You have a wonderful day.

Sitting her laughing i know every town listed in this lol

Re: Joseph Hutchison, b.1801 TN, to MO 1853

dhparker49 — 2009-08-11 20:35:09Z

Just so you know, I got a "failure to deliver" notice when I tried to email Terry Hutchison. I did find more on that will at http://genforum.com/freshour/messages/218.html (enclosed in brackets below)

[In George Cook, Jr's. 1815 will, he wrote the following:

". . . my beloved children George Cook, Henry Cook, Jacob Cook, John Cook, Christian Cook, Mary Meloy, Elizabeth Cook, and Eve Hutchinson's children so that Eve Hutchinson's children shall only have part amongst them, and it is my will that a note which I now hold on my beloved son Jacob Cook for one hundred and Eleven dollars or thereabouts be deducted out of his part and it is also my will that a note which I hold on Joseph Hutchinson for fifty six dollars be deducted out of his part, allowed to his wife Eve Hutchinson's children."

So, from this we can conclude that Eve Hutchinson was a daughter and the she died before George died in 1815.

According to Greene Co, TN marriage records, Eve Smith married Joseph Hutchinson on 24-Mar-1802 in Greene Co, TN.]

This uses the "Hutchinson" variation of the name, and still doesn't mention a young Joseph, as far as I can tell.

Re: Joseph Hutchison, b.1801 TN, to MO 1853

dhparker49 — 2009-08-11 16:12:46Z

"there is no "chin" in Hutchison" I'll have to remember that one, Kenneth. I hadn't heard it. :) No, I haven't found any more info on Joseph prior to 1800, except what you've put here about the Joseph who died in the War of 1812 and his wife. If I find out any more, I'll be sure to post it.

Donna
http://donnaparker.w4aw.org

Re: Joseph Hutchison, b.1801 TN, to MO 1853

dhparker49 — 2009-08-10 15:48:50Z

Thanks for that link. I went and looked at it, though, and didn't see any reference to a younger Joseph. I don't know why I didn't see what you saw???

Sounds like this should be my family. Maybe the War-of-1812-Joseph was mine's father, but maybe Eve wasn't his mother and little Joseph got shuffled off someplace else.

Maybe someday we'll know. I'll try to contact Terry Hutchison, but it's been a long time since he posted, so don't know if the email is still good. I'll let you know if I learn anymore.

George Hutchison (1854)/Ella Hutchison (1862), Tennessee

TLC656 — 2009-06-22 19:30:54Z

Looking for info on George and Ella HUTCHISON, found in 1900 Census in Weakley County, Tennessee. George was born Sept 1854, Ella (last name unknown) was born Jan 1862, both in Tennessee. They had the following children:
Katie (July 1884)
May (Sep 1888)
Grover (Jun 1891)
Daniel (Feb 1894-March 1977).

My connection is through Daniel who married Sylvester WADE (Feb 1894). Their children:
Gladys (1922-2001) married Paul BURNETT (1917-1984) (my in-laws)
Anna May (1925-1998)
Dorothy
Daniel
Fred

Looking for George's parents and Ella's last name before marriage.