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| Name |
Maud Hawley |
| Gender |
Female |
| Birth[1][2][3] |
14 Jan 1897 |
Kingman, Kansas, United Stateson a farm near Zenda |
| Education? |
From 1904 to 1907 |
Rochester, Kingman, Kansas, United States |
| Education? |
1911 |
Rochester, Kingman, Kansas, United StatesSunnyview School |
| Marriage License |
22 Sep 1921 |
Wichita, Sedgwick County, Kansas, USAto Minor Earl Hickman |
| Marriage |
22 Sep 1921 |
Wichita, Sedgwick County, Kansas, USAto Minor Earl Hickman |
| Education[30] |
1924/25 |
Denver, Denver, Colorado, United StatesDenver Public Schools, Opportunity School |
| Residence |
6 Sep 1925 |
Wichita, Sedgwick County, Kansas, USAat 905 W 13th St
with Minor Earl Hickman |
| Occupation? |
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Housewife |
| Death[4][5][20] |
5 Mar 1944 |
Great Bend, Barton, Kansas, United States |
| Obituary[7][32] |
9 Mar 1944 |
Lewis, Edwards, Kansas, United States |
| Burial[6][7][8][21] |
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Lewis, Edwards, Kansas, United StatesWayne Cemetery |
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See John Wesley Hickman, s/o Minor E Hickman for more
Residing at Lewis, Edwards Co, KS at time of death.
Report card from Denver 1924-5 in possession of Clarence William Hickman
I wonder if Mom had morning sickness or other pregnancy problems with Edward. [If Edward was a full term baby, Mom got pregnant in late October or early November] Her report cards for the 7 weeks ending Oct 17 1923 show she missed 1 day. By the 13 weeks ending Dec 1923 she had 4 to 8 days of absences and for the semester ending Jan 18 1924 5 to 6 days. There are three report cards. [I suppose that the discrepancies, 6 or 8 days, are due to the classes meeting on different days. I can't explain the decrease in days missed by Jan 18, unless her morning sickness became less]. Report Cards are from Denver Public Schools, Opportunity School. She took Ancient History, Latin 1, and Algebra. Report cards in possession of HMH.
Age 11, attended school 6 months previous year. 1905 KS Decennial Kingman Co,
Rochester Twp p 8 lines 7-20 [Note from Clarence W Hickman]
Sunnyview School District No. 87 1904-5 [Relatives that were pupils] Mary
Hawley, Lewis Swingle, Effie Hawley, Nellie Swingle, Sam Swingle, Ethel
Swingel, Sylvia Swingel, Paul Hawley, Maud Hawley, Ray Hawley.
[Scan and include in this file. Original is in John R Hawley file in filing cabinet]]
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The Ness County News, Ness City, Kansas, Saturday, June 8, 1929
W.F.M.S. [Women's Foreign Missions Societ, Methodist Episcopal Church]
The following program will be presented at the Methodist church Tuesday, June 11 at 7:30 p.m.
Devotionals ......Mrs Sam Kanaga
Music .......................Hinkle Trio
Three Ways to Hapiness Chapter
III................Mrs. John Watson
Chapter IV... Mrs. Charles Phillips
"Just Human Nature".................
....................Mrs. M. E. Hickman
Song................Margaret Watson
Mystery Box....Mrs. Joseph Hinkle
Election of officers.
Picnic supper at the church at 6 p.m. Everyone welcome. Each family bring sandwiches and anything else desired.--Mrs.Otis O. Stone, Leader
References
- ↑ KS Cert of Death 405 2838.
- ↑ Feb97:1900 MO Dallas Co Sherman Twp V27 Ed 32 Sheet 2 49/52.
- ↑ Minor E Hickman.
- ↑ State of Kansas, State Board of Health-Div. of Vital Statistics, Standard Certificate of Death
Registrar's No. 405 2838.
Place of Death: Usual Residence of Deceased
County: Barton, State: Kansas, County: Edwards
City: Gread Bend City: Lewis
Name of hospital: St. Rose Hospital
Length of stay: approx. 1 hr
Full Name: Hickman, Mrs. M.E. Date of Death: Month: March day 5th
Social Security: None year 1944 hour 12 minmute 17 PM
Female White Married Physician saw her March 5
Name of husband: M.E. Hickman; Age of Husband 57
Birth date of deceases Jan 14 1897 Cause of death: corony Thrombosis: Duration:
Few hours
Age 47y 1m 21d
Birthplace: Kingman Kansas
Industry: At Home
Father: Name: John Hawley; Birthplace: No Record
Mother: Maiden Name: Ellen Swingle; Birthplace: No Record
Informant's signature: /s/ M.E. Hickman Signature: H C Embry MD
Address: Lewis, Kansas Address: Great Bend, KS /s/ 3-6-44
Burial, Date thereof 3-7-44
Place: Wayne Cemetery
Signature of Funeral Director: O A McKillip, Kinsley
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Official cause of death is cardiac, but when John Wesley Hickman b 1930, was at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester MN. the examining physician doubted the cause of death. John says the physician felt that the cause of death was a diabetic coma. He based his belief on the age at death; probably the attending physician was trained before diabetic coma was studied in school and that he had probably never seen a diabetic coma. [If this is true, it is the only diabetes I have found in the family (17 Oct 1992)].
- ↑ Private Communication.
Mom died on Sunday.
Phone call from John on May 25, 2004
John said that the day that Mom died, Dad told him that Mom didn't feel well and that she was still in bed. He fixed up a day bed for her and she laid down there. Dad called Doc McPhessel. Then they called an ambulance. It took about an hour for the ambulance to get there. It was hearse from Kinsley. Mom started flailing around about 7:00 am. They left fot the hospital about 8:00. She died at 10:47. Dad had told Lucille Hillwer to take John to her house. It was a big two story house. Lucille gave John a Kodak photo tinting kit to keep him busy.
After Dad came home and John came home, he talked to Elsie the cow. Elsie was a little Jersey cow that someone loaned us for milk. He doesn't remember what day the funeral was.
[The funeral was on Tuesday] John went to school on Wednesday. The various school events were written on a blackboard. It was announced that school would be dismissed for Mom's funeral. He said he erased the message.
[I believe this was an extremely difficult time for John. He and Dad were alone. Dad's sister Mabel came to be with him, but there was no one for John. Clarence and I were at Southwestern. A moth later, I was drafted and eventually went to Europe. A year later, Clarence was drafted and went to Japan]
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I was driving the city bus in Winfield. Bill Watkins [we lived in the same house] got on the bus and told me that Mom was dead. I don't remember exactly what I said but I let him know that his joke was in bad taste. He told me that it wasn't a joke. I drove until I got to my house then Bill took over.
- ↑ Deed
Wayne Township Cemetery, Edwards Co, KS. Lot 308 [Six openings. I have original].
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 Lewis Press, Lewis Kansa
Volume XXV, Thursday, March 9, 1944, Number 15, p1.
- ↑ http:/www.kinsleylibrary.info/burialdirect2.htm.
- Unsigned datasheet, in Hawley file.
- Photograph.
Maud is on the left. Ella may be next. The nex two probably include Dollie. I suspect Effie is next. Then Mary, I think she is holding Hazel Krengel with Josephine Krengel and Mary Krengel in front.
- Photograph.
Maud Hawley is third from left. Effie is probably left with Mary between Effie and Maud. The person in the right is unidentified.
- US 1900.
MO, Dallas Co, Sheridan Twp, Vol 27, ED 32, Sheet 6, line 53 106/108
- Census 1905
1905 Kansas Decennial Census, Rochester Twp, Kingman Co, p8 line 9 (Population).
- US 1910
1910 US, Kansas Kingman Co, Rochester Twp, SD 7, ED 92 Sheet 1B Line 73, 13/13.
- Census Kansas Decennial
Rochester Twp, Kingman Co, p5, line 15.
- US 1920
KS, Kingman Co, Rochester Twp, v29, ED 196, sht 8, lines 8-14.
- www.Ancestry.com
1930 United States Federal Census.
- Misc:Obituary, see history notes.
- Marriage:Marriage booklet.
- ↑ Mom died on Sunday.
Phone call from John on May 25, 2004
John said that the day that Mom died, Dad told him that Mom didn't feel well and that she was still in bed. He fixed up a day bed for her and she laid down there. Dad called Doc McPhessel. Then they called an ambulance. It took about an hour for the ambulance to get there. It was hearse from Kinsley. Mom started flailing around about 7:00 am. They left fot the hospital about 8:00. She died at 10:47. Dad had told Lucille Hillwer to take John to her house. It was a big two story house. Lucille gave John a Kodak photo tinting kit to keep him busy.
After Dad came home and John came home, he talked to Elsie the cow. Elsie was a little Jersey cow that someone loaned us for milk. He doesn't remember what day the funeral was.
[The funeral was on Tuesday] John went to school on Wednesday. The various school events were written on a blackboard. It was announced that school would be dismissed for Mom's funeral. He said he erased the message.
[I believe this was an extremely difficult time for John. He and Dad were alone. Dad's sister Mabel came to be with him, but there was no one for John. Clarence and I were at Southwestern. A moth later, I was drafted and eventually went to Europe. A year later, Clarence was drafted and went to Japan]
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I was driving the city bus in Winfield. Bill Watkins [we lived in the same house] got on the bus and told me that Mom was dead. I don't remember exactly what I said but I let him know that his joke was in bad taste. He told me that it wasn't a joke. I drove until I got to my house then Bill took over.
- ↑ Tues Mar 7, 1944
- [This shows how completely the Hawley children were cut off from their father]
"Ray doesn't know when or where his father was born or when he died or just where in Moo he is buried. Marvin Hawley would know more about this I expect"
- Place of Death: Usual Residence of Deceased
County: Barton, State: Kansas, County: Edwards
City: Gread Bend City: Lewis
Name of hospital: St. Rose Hospital
Length of stay: approx. 1 hr
Full Name: Hickman, Mrs. M.E. Date of Death: Month: March day 5th
Social Security: None year 1944 hour 12 minmute 17 PM
Female White Married Physician saw her March 5
Name of husband: M.E. Hickman; Age of Husband 57
Birth date of deceases Jan 14 1897 Cause of death: corony Thrombosis: Duration:
Few hours
Age 47y 1m 21d
Birthplace: Kingman Kansas
Industry: At Home
Father: Name: John Hawley; Birthplace: No Record
Mother: Maiden Name: Ellen Swingle; Birthplace: No Record
Informant's signature: /s/ M.E. Hickman Signature: H C Embry MD
Address: Lewis, Kansas Address: Great Bend, KS /s/ 3-6-44
Burial, Date thereof 3-7-44
Place: Wayne Cemetery
Signature of Funeral Director: O A McKillip, Kinsley
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Official cause of death is cardiac, but when John Wesley Hickman b 1930, was at
the Mayo Clinic in Rochester MN. the examining physician doubted the cause of
death. John says the physician felt that the cause of death was a diabetic
coma. He based his belief on the age at death; probably the attending
physician was trained before diabetic coma was studied in school and that he
had probably never seen a diabetic coma. [If this is true, it is the only
diabetes I have found in the family (17 Oct 1992)].
- MO YR Age M/S yrs mar Ch Ch/l pob fa mo occ
Hawley, John R Head Jan 1863 37 M 15 OH OH OH Farmer
-- Ella Wife Apr 1866 34 M 15 9 7 IA PA PA
-- Mary Dau Jun 1886 13 S KS OH IA At School
-- Warren Son Dec 1888 11 S KS OH IA At School
-- Everett Son Apr 1890 10 S KS OH IA At School
-- Effie O Dau Dec 1893 6 S KS OH IA
-- Ray Son Oct 1895 4 S KS OH IA
-- Maud Dau Jan 1897 3 S KS OH IA
Son Sept 1899 8/12 MO
- See\Hawley\ Hawley Maud Sunnyview School 1
See\Hawley\ Hawley Maud Sunnyview School 2
- Swingle, A.S.: House: owns, free; Dwelling/Family: 40/40; age: 65; born: Penn, Came to KS from: Texas; Occ: farmer
Swingle, M[ary]: age: 62; born: Penn; Came to KS from: Texas
Friend: 27; Texas; Texas; Occ: farmer
Ralph 24 Kansas Kansas Not legible
Louis [sic] 19 Kansas Kansas Not legible
Samuel 17 Kansas Kansas Not legible
Hawley, Ella 39 Iowa MO Housekeeping
Mary 18 Kansas MO
Dessie 11 Kansas MO
Ray 9 Kansas MO
Maud 7 Kansas MO
Paul 5 MO MO
- Relation Age S/M/W Yrs Children POB Occ
Tot Live
Swingle, Asa; Head; 70; M 49 PA Financial?
Mary Wife 68 M 49 9 9 PA
Friend Son 32 S TX Farmer
Ralph G Son 30 S KS Farmer
Lewis A Son 24 S KS FArmer
Samuel Son 23 S KS None
Hawley, Ella Dau 44 M 23 7 7 IA None
Westfall, Dollie Dau 35 D 1 1 TX None
Hawley, Effie GDau 16 S KS None
Ray GSon 14 S KS None
Maude [sic] GDau 13 S KS None
Paul GSon 10 S KS None
Difficult to read.
- 1915
[Writing is difficult to read]
Age POB From to Occ
Kansas
Res: Owned, Free, Farm F[riend] M[oss] Swingle 38 Tex Tex Farmer
A S swingle 75 Penn Tex
Effa Halley 21 Kan
Ray Halley 19 Kan ag lab[orer] Maud Halley 17 Kan
Paul Halley 15 Mo Mo
- 1920
Res: Samuel Swingle: Farm, owned, mortgaged
Raymond Hawley: rent
Rel Age m/s/w bp bfa bmo Occ
Swingle, Samuel Head 32 s KS PA PA Farmer
---- Asa Fathr 79 w PA PA PA None
---- Ralf Broth 40 s KS PA PA Farm Laborer
Hawley, Raymond Neph 24 s KS IA IA Farm Laborer
---- Paul Neph 20 s MO IA IA Farm Laborer
---- Edfie [Effie] Neise [sic]26 s KS IA IA None
---- Maud Neise 22 s KS IA IA None
[The Hawley's father, John Rosecrans Hawley was born in OH. Their mother, Ella Swingle, was born in IA].
- ↑ Report Cards.
Name, Hickman, Mrs Maud
Physiology
Semester Report Standing Times Signature of Teacher
Absent
Seven Weeks Mark
Ending 10-17-24 C 6 Nellie E.Light
Thirteen Weeks Mark
Ending 12-3-24 C 1 Nellie E.Light
Semester Mark
Ending 1-23-25 D 2 Nellie E.Light
Units of Credit 1/2
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Name Mrs. Maud Hickman
Social Science ?en
Semester Report Standing Times Signature of Teacher
Absent
Seven Weeks Mark
Ending Oct 17, 1924 C 0 Jessica Wolff
Thirteen Weeks Mark
Ending Nov 26 1924 C 0 Jessica Wollf
Semester Mark
Ending Jan 23-1924 C 0 Jessica Wollf
Units of Credit 1/2
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Name Hickman, Maud
Subject English 3
Semester Report Standing Times Signature of Teacher
Absent
Seven Weeks
Ending Oct. 21 C+ Winona Norton
Thirteen Weeks
Ending A-
Semester Mark
Ending A
Units of Credit 1/2
- Hickman, Maud
Age: 33 Year: 1930
Roll: T626_713
Page: 11B
State: Kansas ED: 3
County: Ness
Image: 1108
Township: Ness City
Relationship: Wife
- ↑ Wife of Methodist Pastor Succumbs in Great Bend Hospital
Mrs. M. E. Hickman dies, Sunday Following Illnes Of But Few Hours
Residents of not only this immediate community but friends and acquaintances of the family throughout southwest Kansas, were shocked Sunday, when it was learned Mrs M E Hickman, wife of Rev. M E Hickman, pastor of the Methodist church here, had passed away about noon at St Rose hospital, Great Bend. She suddenly became ill during the night and was rushed to the hospital Sunday morning. Death was attributed to cardia embolism, a heart condition.
Rev. and Mrs Hickman and family came to Lewis in October, 1941 fron Canton, Kansasa. During her residence here, she had made many friends who regared her as being an ideal, conscientious and loving mother, wife and homemaker. She gave much of her time to work in the church and its organizations and was also a memeber of the Ladies Reading Circle.
Funeral service was held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Methodist church. The serevice was in charge of Tev. W H Dellinger, Liberal, Rev. O R. Henderson, Larned and Rev. J w Carrier, Kinsley. a mixed quartet compose of Mrs Paul Peterson, Mis Helen curtis, H M butler and John Newlin sand: "We Hope in Thee, O God" and "O Love that will Not Let Me Go". Mrs Rex Brumfield accompanied at the piano.
Pallbearers were: Rev B D Brooks, Centerview, rev. E E Eliott, Rozel, Rev A M Loy, Burdett, Rev T H Lent, Garfield, Rev F G Smith, Haviland and Rev B F Young, Belpre.
Burial was made in the Wayne Cemetery with the McLillip funeral Chapel, Kinsley and the Vernon Funeral Home, Larned, in charge.
Following is the obituary.
Mrs. M. E. Hickman
Maud Hawley was born in Kingman County, Kansas, January 14, 1897 and dparted from this life at St. Rose hospital, Great Bend, Sunday morning March 5, 1944.
On September 22, 1921, she was united in marriage to Rev. M E Hickman. this uniion five sons were born, one dying in infancy. Besides the husband, those of the immediate family to mourn her going are fours sons--Howard and Clarence, students at Southwestern College, Winfield, and Raymond and John at home. She is survived also by one sister and three brothers, and numerous other relatives.
During her girlhood she united with the Methodis church, and remained a faithful member until she was called to become a member of the Church Triumphant.
Her chief interests in life were her home, her family, and her church.
The following lines, writtne by Raymond, express the sentiments of the family:
Tribute To A Mother
Never a braver woman,
Never a bright smile,
Never a better Mother
Than ours as she walked the last mile
Never a more stalwart heart,
Never one to complain,
Never a better companion,
Never one to tell of her pain,
Never a better wife,
Never one more true
Of course, you know her,--
Yes Mother, it's you,
Now your labors are over
God's work has been done;
And you, Mother Dear,
A crown un heaven have won.
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Card Of Thanks
We wish to express our sincerest appreciation for all the kindnesses and sympathetic ministrations to us during our great sorrow. This will make it a little easier for us to keep going during the days of terrible emptiness that are ahead of us. God bless you all.
Rev. M E Hickman
Howard
Clarence
Raymond
John
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Here For Funeral
The following out of town people attended the funeral, Tuesday held for Mrs M E Hickman: Mrs Roy [sic] Cornelius, Mrs Lewis Madison, Sam Single [sic], Mrs Dolllie Davies, F M Swingle, Mrs F M Swingle, all of Zenda, Kansas; Mrs and Mrs Ray Hawley, Sharon, Mrs Myrle [sic] Krengel, George Krengel, Nashville, Mr and Mrs J H Riederer [Dad buried their daughter] Mrs P T Newell, Mrs Alph Johnson, Rozel; Mrs J w Carrier, Kinsley; Mrs Pearl Erickson, Mrs Dewey Renfro, Oferle; Mr and Mrs J B McIlwaine, Mrs G M Schoeppel, Mrs J W Thomas and Robert [our next door neigbors in Hoisington] Rev and Mrs V M Hayes, Otis. Rev and W F Ramsdale, Bucklin; Rev Hazel Bronine, Bloom; Mrs F G smith, Haviland and Mrs B D Brooks, Centerview.
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The Lewis Press. Lewis Kansas. Thursday, March 16, 1944
A Memorial Service
A memorial service was given by members of the Everfaithful Sunday school class of the Methodist church, Thursday for Mrs. Maud Hickman, who passed away a little over a week ago. Mrs. Hickman had been teacher of the class for several months.
The service held at the home of Mrs. Clifford Fisher was as follows:
Song, "Face to Face"; Prayer, Mrs Geo. Sibley; Poem, "She's Not Dead; She's Just Away", Mrs. Gertrude Guthrie; Resolutions and poem, Mrs Susan Bell; Poem, "Beautiful Things, Mrs Mary Pierce; "Known as a Friend & Teacher", Mrs Bell, Mrs Chas Marsh and Miss Pearl Huckstep.
Rev. M E Hickman was a guest.
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