Hawn - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: BILL HAWN

jshawn619 — 2012-04-26 18:29:48Z

Hello. Bill Hawn was my uncle. My Dad was James Phillip Hawn passed away 4/8/2008. I have been looking for info on my GrandFather William Burton Hawn and did not know my uncle was a Junior or even a 4th William Burton Hawn. I seem to reache a dead end with my Grand father. I cannot seem to be able to go back to the Hawns in North Carolina which is where I believe the Hawn's started back in the 1780s.

Re: andrew hawn bo1800 pa. married elizabeth Driskill

gingerhawncooper — 2012-03-31 01:43:45Z

i have since found a george hamma who left a will in stark ohio. i believe he had a son named john.. he died in 1825 i belive or soon after if you would like i can dig out the will and let you know.. i wrote down every hahn.haun.hain.hauua anything that was close when i had the wills for stark co ...just me ginger

Jacob Haun / Hawn

gmcbride10 — 2012-03-17 23:14:50Z

Born 1804 Genesee County,New York, married Harriet Pierson/Pearson (B Aug 1818) Nov 1835 in Buffalo, NY. Traveled over the Oregon Trail in 1843, settling in Lafayette, Oregon. Jacob died 1860 in Yamhill, Oregon.
Looking for info on Jacob's early life - I believe his father was Henry Hawn, and Jacob had at least two siblings, James(1813)and Michael.

william d hawn, nova may hawn

whyrobin1031 — 2011-12-29 03:31:24Z

my name is bethanie sue gordon, my birthmothers name was eleanor ann coddington, her mothers name was mable francis wilson who married paul kenneth coddington, I am looking for nova may hawn, she may be my step sister or my half sister, does anyone know of the persons that i have named. Please let me know
thanks
bethanie sue gordon

Grace Hawn Gougler

Lace_Lynch — 2011-08-18 22:24:17Z

HENDERSONVILLE, N.C. - Grace Hawn Gougler, 100, died Wednesday, Aug. 3, 2011, in Hendersonville, N.C.

She was the widow of Gilbert Hawn and Robert Gougler.
From 1946 to 1974, she lived in Marietta, Ohio where she taught at Washington School for 22 years and was choir director at St. Luke's Episcopal Church.
She is survived by two sons, Walter Hawn of Hendersonville, N.C., and Richard Hawn, of Newark, Ohio; one stepdaughter; four grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren; and one sister, Eleanor Hawn of Youngstown, Ohio.

Re: Hawns in New Jersey

seechris4u — 2011-07-17 03:49:59Z

unfotunetly i have no information of hawn however the vanneman side i have interest. the name carson is used as a middle name for many of my ancestors. isaac carson vanneman. would he be any relation to you?

Re: BILL HAWN

quint09 — 2011-03-27 20:44:31Z

is he the 4 or the 3 i know bill how is the 4 this name is william burton hawn the 4

Re: andrew hawn bo1800 pa. married elizabeth Driskill

gingerhawncooper — 2010-11-16 14:14:56Z

my andrews & elizabeth elliott children where robert goff,solomon george, martha elvira, charles andrew, finley leonard, mary rebecca, catharina ,westly, reuben bowman
andrew hahn/hawn & elizabeth elliott where married 28/Nov/1828 in stark ohio. they lived in tuscarwas stark ohio until 1834 when they moved to bath summit ohio, then in 1841 they moved to indiana then lately to iowa.
there where several hawn/hahn in stark ohio. there was also three andrew hawn; two in stark ohio and two in wayne ohio.
the other andrew hawn/hahn lived in canton,stark ohio, he had a wife named madaline...
i do not have a john as andrews son. plus he was born three years before my andrew & elizabeth where married. so good luck in your search.. if i can be of help please email me again thanks ginger

Re: andrew hawn bo1800 pa. married elizabeth Driskill

marywalters53 — 2010-11-16 04:03:34Z

Do you know whose Andrew's children are? I am searching a John Hawn born in 1825 in stark co. ohio.

Re: Lillie Florance Hawn

Clairice40 — 2010-08-27 02:42:44Z

All we have is a picture - a very old one - that says to Auntie from Florance. We believe Auntie is Sarah Jane Dukes Brady. Sarah Jane and her father Jacob Dukes went from Illinois to Indiana in 1885-70 (a guesss). They spent time later in Arkansas with an uncle Sam Dukes who had a carpenter shop. Does any of this make sense to you?

Re: andrew hawn bo1800 pa. married elizabeth Driskill

gingerhawncooper — 2010-07-18 03:17:14Z

my andrew hawn was not married to elizabeth driskill. he was married to elizabeth elliott . a lady that was a decendent of andrew and elizabeth driskill pointed out that andrew had a diff set of kids and went to ill. my andrew went to iowa. it took time and energy and i found that my andrew was was married to elizabeth elliott as a hahn in stark ohio 30 miles from wayne ohio. i have followed up with this and her father solomon elliott lived with them in iowa in the 1856 iowa census.... oh my daughters name is Kristina and i have a cousin who is christina small world no

Re: andrew hawn bo1800 pa. married elizabeth Driskill

gingerhawncooper — 2010-07-18 03:11:27Z

what would you like to know i also have extensive records n my hawns and i am way past census records i am now inot land records and church records etc.

Re: andrew hawn bo1800 pa. married elizabeth Driskill

gingerhawncooper — 2010-07-18 03:08:51Z

my andrew hawn/hahn married elizabeth elliott i found the marraige records in stark ohio. so there was two andrew hawns in ohio 30 miles apart. since that time i have found land records and census records to confirm andrewd wifes last name.
the other andrew did move to ill and had a different set of children so i know they where not the same man.

Tracing Family History

darl121 — 2010-07-04 17:40:45Z

Donald Borden Hawn born just out of Cornwall Ontario but left in 1917 after a fire and immigrated to Biggar Sask were he married Darlene Ruby Hanna and remained there till after the war. They moved to Chilliwack BC. As there was no work after the war he joined the army...The family lived in Whitehorse for 3 years and then moved to Edmonton were he lived till his death in Feb 1996....

Re: Roy Ellis Hawn

piggyjo — 2010-02-23 01:13:20Z

It says that David Montgomery Hawn was married to Nellie Terrisa Kyger and Glen, Gleason, Forrest, Russell, Sarah, Blanche, and Elsie were their children. That link may be wrong, it had Grandma's name listed as Florence instead of Flossie. Does your Dad know our Great Grampa's name for sure? John may be our Great Great Grampa.

Re: Roy Ellis Hawn

piggyjo — 2010-02-23 01:07:07Z

Jeff in the link that Teri sent me, it says that David Montgomery Hawn was Glen's Dad. John would be farther back?

Re: John Hawn in "Bell Air" Ill

bigdonkey80 — 2010-02-20 15:47:02Z

I am from that line of Hawns John..David..Glen...David...then me

Re: Roy Ellis Hawn

bigdonkey80 — 2010-02-20 15:37:09Z

I am John Hawns Great Grand Son My Grandad was Glen and my father is his youngest son David

Re: Roy Ellis Hawn

richardhawnr — 2010-02-12 21:19:09Z

My granfathers dad was Sam, and his uncles were David and John also.

Re: Roy Ellis Hawn

windycindyh — 2010-02-12 01:12:19Z

Hi Darlene! Where is the connection between your family and Roy Ellis Hawn? Feel free to contact me directly at WindyCindyH@aol.com

Re: Roy Ellis Hawn

DarleneSchoepski0904 — 2010-02-11 15:54:19Z

Hello,
You are my ancestor and I have done lots of work on the Hawn Family Tree. Samuel was # 6 of 12 children.
From the Mifflin County Historical Society October 2002
We believe we have finally completed research on the Hawn/Hahn surname. We have uncovered the estate file for John Hawn which states that he died intestate in 1817 leaving his wife Catharine and twelve children - Daniel, Jacob, Mary, Catharine, John, Samuel, Sarah, Hannah, Elizabeth, Joseph, David and Isaac.We have enclosed many copies for you to review and digest. I feel the most important documents are the Orphan’s Court records which clearly state the connection between the family members. .....We were unable to find a burial site for John and Catharine. It is possible that Catharine remarried and is buried under a different surname and that John is buried in Mifflin County without a tombstone. Those children fourteen and under were assigned the following guardians: Elizabeth - William Allison, Joseph - Alexander Cameron, David and Isaac - James Fleming. John Hawn owned 375 acres of land at the time of his death in 1817. Three hundred seventy five acres was divided into 2 parts. One being 161 acres + 14 perches (a unit of area equal to 25.3 m2 (301/4 sq yd) (also called a pole)) valued at $4,669.25 and the second parcel containing 214 acres + 70 perches valued at $6,647.56. Jacob, second son, came to court and elected to take lot #1 and the other 11 refused to accept the residue (lot #2). Lot 2 was put up for sale on Nov 6, 1817 but no sufficient bidders appeared. The court granted the request to have the land posted again and it was put up for public sale again on Feb 13, 1818. At the sale on this date it was sold to Daniel Hawn (first son) of Derry Twp for $5,146.00.
Abstracts of Rev War Pension Files: Hahn John, Catharine, W3249, PA line, soldier’s son Joseph Hahn applying 24 Apr 1852, Mifflin Co, PA & stated that the soldier died 5 Apr 1817 & the widow died 13 May 1846 leaving children; Daniel, Jacob, Mary, John & Samuel Hahn, Sarah who married Charles (Naginey?), Joseph, David & Isaac Hahn, widow’s maiden name was Catharine (Hame?) & that she & the soldier had married in 1779.
Found under History of Juniata and Susquehanna Valleys of Pennsylvania: There was in early times a school-house built on the south side of Cameron’s Hill, on the property of Alexander Cameron (guardian of Joseph). It was built on what was then known as Potter’s road to Centre County, and near the present line of the property of Alexander and James Brown. This house was destroyed by fire. When the country became more thickly settled it became necessary to change the size of districts for the sake of convenience; consequently, the school-house on the north side of Cameron’s Hill was abandoned, and a new house was built a short distance north of Milroy, on the Hawn property, and was always known as the Laurel Run school-house. The first Laurel Run School-house was built of hewn logs, was eighteen by twenty-five feet, and had a shingle roof on it. The first teacher in the house was Samuel Kays. In 1825 John Hawn (fifth child) erected a frame clovermill on the east side of the creek, near the present Foster & Rutter tannery. It was used as a huller and cleaner until portable mills were introduced in 1843. A tannery was built in the town by James Milroy and a half-brother of Colonel William Reed. It was conducted later by William Keever (Catharine fourth child married John Cever(Keever)son) , Joseph Rothrock, Isaac Hawn (12th child), and before 1840 was in the possession of Samuel Thompson, who carried it on until 1849, when it was abandoned. In 1833 the citizens of Perryville (now Milroy) and vicinity united and built a small frame building on the property of Jacob Hahn (2nd child), about twenty-five rods west of the Fertig mill, on the north side of the public road. This house was used as an academy for females until September 30, 1837, when it was sold to the directors of Armagh township for seventy-eight dollars and forty cents, in full for the house and lot. John Hawn (ancestor) built a distillery in 1808, on a farm a short distance west of Milroy mill-dam; abandoned in 1810. Caleb Strowley erected a still-house at the end of Hawn’s Knob, near the north side of Jacob Hawn’s (2nd child) farm, after the others in the township were abandoned, except Sterrett’s.(Note: Joseph's dau married Robt Sterret)
Article:Revolutionary War Records of John Hahn (Hawn)
State of Pennsylvania,
Mifflin County
On the twenty fourth day of April in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred fifty two, personally appearing in open court ??? pleas in ?? for said county Joseph Hahn of Armagh Township in said county, who being first duly sworn according to law doth on his oath make the following declaration in order to obtain the benefits of the act of ??? gratuity half pay and pension to certain widows. That he is the son of John Hahn a Revolutionary soldier, late of said county who died the fifth day of April AD 1817. And his wife Catherine Hahn who died at said Armagh Township Mifflin County on the thirteenth day of May AD 1846 leaving the following children viz Daniel, Jacob, Mary, John, Samuel, Sarah ( ??? with Charles Naggeny ???) Joseph, David & Isaac, all of whom are still living and that deponent is the administrator of said Catherine Hahn deceased, makes this application in trust for himself and his said brothers and sisters. That deponent well remembers his said father and mother and has heard from his father in his life time of his having served in the Revolutionary War, in the Flying Camp. Deponent does not recollect the officers name. And recollects of his speaking of being in the Battle of Long Island and also other battles and skirmishes, the names of which he cannot recollect. This before his fathers marriage to his mother. The precise time of his service cannot state. That deponents father and mother as he has been informed were married in Reading, Berks County in the year of 1779-1780. His mothers maiden name was Catherine Horner. That he has understood they were married by the Rev Wm Boas. That there is no family record of the marriage. That his said father served as a private during the time he enlisted as aforesaid. That deponent has heard his father speak of his subsequent service during the Revolutionary War as a wagon master - the precise time deponent cannot state, but, a appears by the annexated certificate of the Assoritor General of Penn & from July 19th, 1779 to November 19th , 1781 as serving?? times making 203 days. Deponent finths declares that as he has been informed his said farher & mother were married about the year 1779 and lived together until the death of his father April 5 1817. That his mother never married again but remained a widow til her death on 13 May 1846.
Sworn & Subscribed in Signed by
Open Court this twenty Joseph Hahn
fourth April AD 1852
T.F. M????????
State of Pennsylvania
Mifflin County
We the Hon John Henry and Thomas Reed, residing in Mifflin County Pennsylvania hereby certify that we were well acquainted with John Hahn and his wife Catherine Hahn late of this County and that they lived together as man and wife and were so reputed. That the said John Hahn was reputed & believed to have been a soldier of the Revolutionary War and that we concur in that opinion that the said John Hahn died about the year 1817 and that said Catherine died about the month of May 1846. That deponent knew the children of said John and Catherine, that the said Joseph Hahn is one of said children, also Daniel, Jacob, Mary, John, Samuel, Sarah Naggany, David & Isaac. Signed by
Sworn & Subscribed in open Court John Henry
April 24, 1852 Thomas Reed
DAR Site: Hahn, John Ancestor # A049132, Birth Date: 5 Oct 1757, Birth CO/ Berks Co, Birth Ste/ Pennsylvania, Death Date: 5 Apr 1817, Death Co: Mifflin Co, Death State: Pennsylvania, Rank, Private, Wagoneer, Pension: W3249, Spouse: Catharine Herner

Re: Roy Ellis Hawn

windycindyh — 2010-02-10 01:12:00Z

Yes, Richard, I think we are related. John Hawn 1827-1883 was my ancestor. His son, David Riley Hawn, is the branch that includes my family. David Riley Hawn was born in 1865 and died in 1891. NOTE: Richard is a very common name in our family. The names David and Sam have also been carried down in the family. Most of my family continues to live in Indiana: SPeedway, Shelbyville, Connersville, COlumbus, Seymour. I never heard of Cayuga. I, however, have moved to Tennessee. Nice to meet you. If you have any questions I can help you with, I would be more than glad to. My direct e-mail is WindyCindyH@aol.com

Re: Roy Ellis Hawn

richardhawnr — 2010-02-09 23:55:32Z

Hello, My name is Richard Hawn I am from Cayuga,IN.
I am just getting started on this, and this is what I have figured out so far.
My Dad
William D. Hawn
My Grandfather
Jessie M Hawn
MY Great Grandfather
Samual Hawn
My Great Great Grandfather
John Hawn
I dont know if it is the same John Hawn or not, but from what I have gathered he had a son Sam and a son Named David.
Hopefully I can gather mor info.

Son born to wife of John Hawn

ksgerlock — 2010-02-01 18:34:23Z

Posted in the Weekly Register-Call newspaper of Central City, Gilpin County, Colorado, United States:
Born, in Central city, Colorad, Monday February 23, 1914, to the wife of John Hawn, as son.

William E. Hawn

JIWelsch — 2009-11-19 12:23:01Z

ALEDO, Ill. - William E. Hawn, 74, of Aledo, died Monday, July 30, 2007, at the Mercer County Hospital in Aledo.

A luncheon will follow at the church. Burial will be in St. Mary's Cemetery in Keithsburg, where graveside military services will be conducted by the American Legion Fallerans Post No. 121.

Memorials may be left to the Antioch Baptist Church or the Camp Hertko Hollow for children with diabetes.

Mr. Hawn was born Dec. 9, 1932, in Clay County, the son of Everett and Maxine Porter Hawn.

He graduated from Clay City High School and married Shirley O'Hearn Nov. 12, 1955, in Aledo. She died May 3, 1989.

He later married Karna Peterson-Surface June 1, 1991, in Aledo.

He was a U.S. Army veteran, serving during the end of the Korean War.

He was employed at Reason's General Store in Buffalo Prairie, where he purchased a half interest in the store until selling his share and moving to Aledo in 1970.

He owned and operated the Aledo Firestone Store from 1970-1988 and was then employed at Boney's Farm Store in Aledo.

His memberships include the Antioch Baptist Church, American Legion Fallerans Post No. 121, where he was past commander, Mercer County VFW Post 1571, a former member of the Buffalo Prairie Volunteer Fire Department, Aledo Volunteer Fire Department and the Aledo Exchange Club.

He was an avid St. Louis Cardinals Fan and enjoyed bird watching.

Survivors include his wife; a daughter, Gwen Leonard and husband Robert of Aledo; a stepdaughter, Kay Denler of Colorado; a stepson, Lance Surface of Galesburg; two grandchildren, Emily and Andrew Leonard; six stepgrandchildren, Moriah, Jack, Chrystal, Sean, Ashley and Robert; three sisters, Shirley Wilham, Stella Pearson and Janice Barker, all of Indiana; and two brothers, James of Colorado and Wayne of Indiana.

He was preceded in death by his parents; wife; and a sister.

william d hawn and nova mae hawn

whyrobin1031 — 2009-08-25 17:38:18Z

looking for any info on the persons that I have named, please let me know
bethanie sue gordon

Re: andrew hawn bo1800 pa. married elizabeth Driskill

christinahawn1 — 2009-07-10 18:17:30Z

i have extensive information on my family, the hawn's, i believe we are concerned with the same line. i would appreciate hearing from you. christina hawn

Re: andrew hawn bo1800 pa. married elizabeth Driskill

christinahawn1 — 2009-07-10 18:10:29Z

i have extensive information on my family, the hawn's, i believe we are concerned with the same line. i would appreciate hearing from you. christina hawn

Re: George Hawn of Ontario, Canada

Ralphsmom — 2009-06-14 01:32:04Z

You can email me at: Sharny@sympatico.ca Thanks again!

Re: George Hawn of Ontario, Canada

Ralphsmom — 2009-06-14 01:28:30Z

Hi there, I am just starting a search for for my Grandmothers family. Her name was Mary Elizabeth Hawn, her father was Manuel and her mother was Rachel Stephenson. I believe my Grandmother was from Avonmore, Stormont. Any suggestions? I would appreciate any help you can give me. I keep running into dead ends.

Thank you!

Re: Hawns in Illinois

maryheinritz — 2009-06-04 05:09:51Z

Hi. I saw your posting. Louvina Hawn was my great grandmother. I'd love to share information!

william d. hawn and nova mae hawn

whyrobin1031 — 2009-05-04 13:16:27Z

looking for these persons, please e-mail me with any info
thanks,
robin elsner

Mrs. Tennie Hawn

long5490 — 2009-02-28 04:28:10Z

My Aunt just sent me a newspaper clipping for A Mrs. Tennie Hawn, 54, dies of heart attack.
Mrs. Teenie Edna Hawn, 54, of 1903a State street, died of a heart attack about 3 p.m. Saturday at an Alton hospital where she had been a patient for two years. Mrs. Hawn, who was born in Hopkinsville, KY., lived in North Venice about 25 years before moving to Granite City 20 years ago.
Survivors include her husband, Charles Hawn; three sisters, Mrs. Louis (Lilliene) Mistoler and Mrs. Charles (Delores) Smith both of Madison and Mrs. Oscar (Bessie) Greathouse of Granite City; and three brothers, Edward Broyles of Granite City; and Donald and Harold Broyles both of Madison. Funeral arrangements are given in today's obituary column.
I have searched and searched and have not come up with anything that can help link her to my husband's family. His Grandmother was a Hawn.
I did find in the 1930 census Lillene age 12, Bessie age 9, Eddie age 7, Donald age 5 1/12 and Harold 2 6/12 with parents listed as Luther and Mattie. Just want to find a connection! Thanks in advance for any help.

looking for nova mae hawn

whyrobin1031 — 2009-02-18 18:33:28Z

My name is bethanie sue gordon, my grandmother was mable frances wilson, my mother was eleanor ann coddington, looking for any info on nova mae hawn, I think that she might be related to me. have her either to call me at 1-586-932-7211 or she can write to me at
bethanie sue gordon
7214 edward
center line, michigan 48015
thanks,
bethanie sue gordon

Re: Daniel Hawn of Kentucky or Tennessee

yvonnas — 2008-12-26 23:12:46Z

Hi! I am also searching this family. I come from Martha Jane Hawn who married Silus Payne, sister to who you are seeking. I also have no information or photos or background of this family.
Marth Jane Hawn Payne is my GG Grandmother.
thank you
yvonna
ysamie2001@yahoo.com

william hawn(nova mae hawn)

whyrobin1031 — 2008-12-11 22:38:38Z

looking for any info that comes available, please e-mail me at my address which is whyrobin1031@aol.com
thanks,
bethanie sue gordon

Hawns/Hauns In Alabama

lee1856 — 2008-11-19 21:29:31Z

Greetings! I am searching for any information about some of my ancestors who lived in Alabama after the Civil War. I have letters written by one Andrew L Haun/Hawn. At the time the letters were written he was living in Jackson County. Here are some excerpts from one of the letters dated December 1877:

"I have been living in Jackson County for the last six years on the M and C Railroad and now working on the Scottsboro section. I worked a while under William McCarrel."

"Our post office address is Scottsboro Jackson County Ala. Adieu for this time to all from A L Hawn"

Andrew was born about 1829 in Knox County Tennessee and married Jane Rice in Knox Co in 1849. They moved to Alabama and I know very little of them after that. I do know that they had at least one child named William M Haun. He married Rhoda (unknown last name) and they had at least three children: Fanny, David and Mary.

I would love to find more info about Andrew and his family (including other children) as well as William's family; for example marriage records, birth records, property records, wills, and burial locations. Does anyone have any suggestions on where I might start? If anyone who lives in Alabama can assist I would be very grateful. Please feel free to email me at lee@allgaierhawn.net

Thank you all,
Lee Hawn

nova mae hawn

whyrobin1031 — 2008-09-07 23:43:57Z

My name is Bethanie Sue Gordon, I am Mable Frances Wilson(Hawn) granddaughter. My mother was eleanor ann coddington, I would like to know anything about Nova Mae Hawn who was born to William and Mable Hawn sometime in the early 1930s.Since my mothers death, I have been trying to find someone so that I can tell them that I am eleanor ann coddington that she gave up for adoption in 1953 in Chicago, Ill, my birthfathers name is neal edward gordon, I would like also like to know if anyone in this family knows him and how I can get in touch with him. My mother died of Ovarian Cancer in 1987 and I am doing the same thing, the doctors tell me that I have till the end of the year. Please help me find Nova Mae Hawn, I think that she is my aunt. Please write to me at my e-mail which is whyrobin1031@aol.com or you can write to my home address which is
bethanie sue gordon
7214 edward
center line, michigan 48015
thanks,
bethanie sue gordon

Re: HAWN, Louie(Lowie) Ida - Rock Elm,WIS

maryann_andersen — 2008-08-19 14:36:58Z

Marie -

I sent the photo to another lady quite awhile ago. If you will email me directly at Elise543@aol.com I can give you her name amd email address.

MaryAnn

Re: HAWN, Louie(Lowie) Ida - Rock Elm,WIS

brokenforthelasttime — 2008-08-19 14:01:52Z

My mothers dad is Lowell Hawn. It might be the same. Could you send me a photo of him please? Thank you for your time.
Marie Howard - Birmingham, AL

John Hawn Sr and John Hawn Jr. Knox County, Ohio

btomes — 2008-05-04 12:10:11Z

I am looking for any information on these people. John Sr was in the Rev War under George Washington for 8 years and John Jr was in War of 1812 for 3 year. They settle in Mount Vernon, Knox County, Ohio.

Re: William Henry Hawn b.1797 in Philadelphia

reintzel1 — 2008-04-03 01:23:08Z

I have a William Hawn b 1853 in Philadelpia to William Franklin Hawn (b 1832) & Margaret Irwin (b 1833). He was the grandson of the William Henry Hawn (b 1797) above.

William Hawn's sister Tabitha & her family lived at 243 Mifflin Street in 1900. Most likely its a match.

Re: Simon Hawn in PA 1843

cfranksmom — 2008-01-13 00:02:28Z

Hello, my name is Cheryl Ann (Hawn) Franks. I am currently trying to research the Hawn's in Pennsylvania. I have not heard that name, but if I can be of help, let me know. My father's family came to the Huntingdon area around 1835.

BILL HAWN

aibrrmrz7e2 — 2007-10-17 16:28:56Z

iF YOU HAVE ENY INFORMATION ON THIS MAN PLEASE CONTACT ME BACK IT . HIS FATHERS NAME WAS WILLIAM BURTON HAWN ,SO THAT WOULD MAKE BILL THE THIRD. i BELIVE HE REISIDED IN THE TENNESSE AND MISSISSIPPIE AREA WITH FAMILY FOR A TIME PERIOD IN 1985-1989 MAYBE EVEN STILL LIVING THERE . I HAVE MANY UNANSERERED QUESTIONS CONCERNING HIM AND ME. THANK YOU.

Re: Lillie Florance Hawn

WOBBITT — 2007-07-17 06:29:21Z

Hello Norma. I too am related to Isaac thru Nancy Jane Hawn.(Isaac's last daughter)
Lillie is my great aunt
Perhaps we can share our families
Robert

Re: Hawns in Illinois

imakesugar — 2007-05-13 20:40:30Z

I would be interested in the hawn family tree from Ill. My grandfathers name is Albert hawn from Louisville Ill. My e-mail is pmshawn56548@yahoo.com

Elizabeth or Betty Hawn married a YOUNG

GenieLooker — 2007-04-19 17:49:15Z

Looking for info on a Betty Hawn who had a son named James W. Young. Went by wesley. he was born 1861 in Ky. Father listed on James' death cert is John Jos/Jas Young. Can someone look for marriage record for a betty and john? John i think was born about 1829 and betty (guessing) 1830-35. I cant locate James W. Young on a census until 1900. By then he is married to a Sirilda Jane Williamson. James was also married to an Amy/Anna Blackburn.

Re: Andrew Hawn and Emaline Pittman/Pitman

fdhaun1 — 2007-03-24 23:25:35Z

Hi. how far have you check back on Emaline Pitman who married my 3rd Gr. Grandfather Andrew Haun in Bond County ILL. Are you aware that she was much younger then Andrew and I believe she married him because he was a widower and had littles ones at home. Also Andrew died I believe 1854/55 and Emaline remarried. If I can help you, I am Dennis Haun. fdhaun@insightbb.com

Elias Wesley Hawn & Anna May Gorst

dstrand50 — 2006-11-28 14:52:08Z

Looking for any info on an Elias Wesley Hawn who owned a Drugstore in Meeker or Auburn Washington. mar. Anna May Gorst. He was born 1880 in California, she was born 1877? in Minnesota. Can't find death records or family info. Please help!

Simon Hawn in PA 1843

patmontero25 — 2006-11-17 14:37:55Z

Simon Hawn married Amanda Hess. Their son was born 1 Sep 1843 in PA.
Any further information would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.