Person:Mary Hickox (3)

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Mary Ann Hickox
b.19 Jan 1833 Medina, Ohio, United States
d.18 Mar 1917 Manistee, Michigan, United States
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m. 15 Apr 1832
  1. Mary Ann Hickox1833 - 1917
Spouse and Children
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m. 10 Jun 1849
  1. George Carlos Chase1851 - 1923
  2. Florence Alora Chase1856 - 1921
  3. Henry Hickox Chase1870 - 1940
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Name Mary Ann Hickox
Gender Female
Birth[1] 19 Jan 1833 Medina, Ohio, United States
Marriage 10 Jun 1849 Medina Co., OHto Marshall Jackson Chase
Census[4][11] 25 Aug 1850 Lafayette, Medina, Ohio, United States
Census[5][12] 27 Jun 1860 Bengal, Clinton, Michigan, United States
Census[6][13] 29 Jul 1870 Lansing, Ingham, Michigan, United States
Census[7][14] 23 Jun 1880 Pleasanton Township, Manistee, Michigan, United States
Residence[10][17] 25 Apr 1890 Frankfort, Benzie Co., MI
Census[8][15][18] 26 Apr 1910 Bear Lake, Manistee, Michigan, United States
Death[2] 18 Mar 1917 Manistee, Michigan, United States
Burial[2][3] Fairview Cemetery, Bear Lake, Manistee Co., MI
Other[9][16] week of 18 Mar 1917 Bear Lake, Manistee, Michigan, United States Bear Lake newspaper, Obituary
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(Research):Searched 1900 MI Census, Benzie County: 

  District 5 (Crystal Lake township inc. Frankfort Village)
  District 6 (Gilmore township incl. south Frankfort)

Mary Ann Chase, George Carlos Chase not found. 7/11/04

Lafayette, Medina Co., OH

(Research):Searched 1900 MI Census, Benzie County: 

  District 5 (Crystal Lake township inc. Frankfort Village)
  District 6 (Gilmore township incl. south Frankfort)

Mary Ann Chase, George Carlos Chase not found. 7/11/04

References
  1. ↑ Ruby Chase - handwritten family tree.
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Manistee or Bear Lake newspaper (unidentified clipping).
  3. ↑ Cemetery Records of Fairview Cemetery, Bear Lake, Manistee Co., MI.
  4. ↑ United States. 1850 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (National Archives Microfilm Publication M432).
  5. ↑ United States. 1860 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (National Archives Microfilm Publication M653).
  6. ↑ United States. 1870 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (National Archives Microfilm Publications M593 and T132).
  7. ↑ United States. 1880 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (National Archives Microfilm Publication T9).
  8. ↑ United States. 1910 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (National Archives Microfilm Publication T624).
  9. ↑ Manistee or Bear Lake newspaper (unidentified clipping)
    Mary Chase obituary, March 1917.
  10. ↑ Manistee Historical Museum Card File.
  11. ↑ Marshall Chase; age 23; male; farmer; b.NY
    Mary A.; age 18; female; b.OH
    Sherman Winston; age 19; male; farmer; b.OH
    Charlotte; age 20; female; b.VT
  12. ↑ Marshall J. Chase; age 32; male; farmer; value of real estate 800; personal estate 200;
    b.NY
    Mary A.; age 27; female; b.OH
    George C.; age 8; male; b.OH
    Florence S.; age 3; female; b.MI
    Abigail Catlin; age 70; female; domestic; b.Conn
  13. ↑ Chase, Marshall J.; age 42; male; white; peddlar; b.NY
    ----- Mary A.; age 38; female; white; keeping house; b.OH
    ----- Carlos G.; age 18; male; white; works in sash & blind factory; b.OH
    ----- Florence A.; age 13; female; white; attending school; b.MI
    ----- Henry H.; age 4/12; male; white; b.MI (birth month April)
    Catlin, Louisa L.; age 48; female; white; b.NY
    ----- Eva L.; age 12; female; white; attending school; b.OH
  14. ↑ Chase, Marshal J.; white; male; age 52; married; farmer;
    b.NY; father b.Mass.; mother b.Mass.
    ----- Mary A.; white; female; age 47; wife; married; keeping house;
    b.OH; father b.Conn.; mother b.Conn.
    ----- Henry; white; male; age 10; son; at home; b.MI; father b.NY; mother b.OH
  15. ↑ Chase, Henry H.; head; male; white; age 40; married once; age at 1st marriage 19;
    b. MI; father b. OH; mother b. OH; occupation painter
    ----- Ruth; wife; female; white; age 50; married 2nd time; age at 1st marriage 19;
    4 children; 3 living; b. MI; father b.NY; mother b. Canada East
    ----- Ruby; daughter; female; white; age 18; single; b. MI; father b. MI; mother b. MI
    ----- Myrtle; daughter; female; white; age 14; single; b. MI; father b. MI; mother b. MI
    ----- Mary A.; mother; female; white; age 78; widowed; 3 children; 3 living;
    b. OH; father b. unknown, mother b. CT
  16. ↑ Mary Ann Chase
    Mrs. Mary Chase, one of the old pioneers of this region, passed away Sunday evening, March 18, after several months' illness.
    Mary Ann Hickox was born in Medina county, Ohio, in 1833 and was married at the age of sixteen to Marshal Jackson Chase. About two years later, with her husband and infant son, she migrated to Clinton county, Michigan, where they lived as pioneers. In 1860 her husband was injured while working in the woods and it became necessary for them to part with the home and move to Lansing. February 1877, they came north to Pleasanton township, making the overland trip from Ludington on sleighs, as that was the nearest railroad point, and crossing Bear Lake on the ice, the roads being blockaded with snow.
    Her pioneer days were rich in interesting experiences. Coming to Michigan from Ohio they made the trip with ox teams over much corduroy road where in places logs that had floated out with high water had to be replaced before advancing. During their first summer in this state cooking was done in the oven by the side of a log, later at a fireplace with its primitive stick chimney and by the use of a tin oven, open on the fireside, which was considered very up-to-date but was later replaced by a brick oven.
    The roof and floor of their log house home was made of oak bark, floors being laid rough side up, the fireplace end of the room having ground floor only. The next improvement in the floor was made by splitting logs thru their centers, laying flat sides up, then hewing or rather adzing their surfaces to as true a plane as possible.
    Tallow candles made by dipping were her first artificial light. These were followed by those made in moulds and later by what were known as fluid oil lamps.
    She united with the Baptist church in Lansing and later with the Seventh Day Adventist church of Bear Lake.
    She was the mother of three children: G. Carlos Chase of Robbins, Wisconsin; and Mrs. Florence Heidley and Henry H. Chase of Bear Lake. She also leaves six grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Her death, at the age of eighty-four, is but the second in her line covering a period of seventy years and reaching into the fourth generation.
    Her life was an open book and was best reflected in her loyalty to friends and kindred, her cheerfulness during affliction and in the memories of her acquaintances who may witness the worth of a life well spent.
    Rev. Hillborn conducted funeral services at the Baptist church Wednesday forenoon. Interment was in Fairview cemetery.
  17. ↑ Bear Lake - Mrs. Chase and family moved to Frankfort last week.
    Manistee Times-Sentinel, April 25, 1890
  18. ↑ Chase, Henry H.; head; male; white; age 40; married once; age at 1st marriage 19;
    b. MI; father b. OH; mother b. OH; occupation painter
    ----- Ruth; wife; female; white; age 50; married 2nd time; age at 1st marriage 19;
    b. MI; father b.NY; mother b. Canada East 4 children; 3 living;
    ----- Ruby; daughter; female; white; age 18; single;
    b. MI; father b. MI; mother b. MI
    ----- Myrtle; daughter; female; white; age 14; single;
    b. MI; father b. MI; mother b. MI
    ----- Mary A.; mother; female; white; age 78; widowed; 3 children; 3 living;
    b. OH; father b. unknown, mother b. CT
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