The Hackwell Line
Last name: Hackwell
One source from http://www.surnamedb.com/Surname/Hackwell states:
This unusual and interesting name is Anglo-Saxon in origin, and can be either a
locational or topographical surname. If locational, it derives from the place called
"Hauxwell" in North Yorkshire, which is first recorded in the Domesday Book of 1086 as
"Hauocheswelle". The placename means either "Hafoc's spring or well" or "the hawk's
spring", derived from the Old English pre 7th Century personal name H(e)afoc, meaning
"hawk", from some resemblance to the bird, or "heafoc", the hawk, with "wealla", a
spring, stream or brook. As a topographical surname, the meaning is "dweller by the
hawk's well or spring". The modern surname can be found as Hauxwell, Hawkswell and
Hockswell, and the later forms, where the "s" has been dropped, Hackwell, Hakewell
and Hockwell. The marriage of James Hackwell and Anna Harris was recorded at St.
Dunstan's, Stepney, in London, on January 7th 1640, and Mary Hackswell was christened
at Leake in Yorkshire on February 16th 1681. The first recorded spelling of the family
name is shown to be that of Peter de Haukeswell, which was dated 1272, The Book of
Fees for Kent, during the reign of King Edward 1, "The Hammer of the Scots", 1272 1307. Surnames became necessary when governments introduced personal taxation. In
England this was known as Poll Tax. Throughout the centuries, surnames in every
country have continued to "develop" often leading to astonishing variants of the original
spelling.
Another source, from http://www.houseofnames.com/hackwell-family-crest:
The Hackwell name has descended through the generations from the ancient Anglo
culture. Their name comes from having lived in Hawkwell, in Essex. The place-name
Hawkwell first appeared in the Domesday Book as Hacuuella. Further research revealed
that the name is derived from the Old English words haca, which meant “winding,
wandering,” and wella, which meant “spring” or “stream.” As it is unlikely that a spring
would wander, this place-name refers to a stream. Therefore, the surname Hackwell
means “dweller by the winding stream.”
If you go back on the Hackwell line, there are two generations that live in Ashprington, England
and before that, the Hackwell line was in Haselbury Plucknett, England. Haselbury Plucknett if
about 70 miles North East form Ashpington, England. I’m not sure if research will eventually get
the line into Hawkwell, Exsex, England or Hauxwell, Yorkshire, England.
Haselbury Plucknett, England
Haselbury Plucknett, England
This is what one coat of arms house showed
what the Hackwell coat of arms would look like.
First Generation
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1. John Hackwell. The farthest back that the research has gone is to John Hackwell. He was
born about 1677 in Haselbury Plunknett, Somerset, England and died on 1726 in Haselbury
Plunknett, Somerset, England. He is buried on 7 Aug 1726 in Haselbury Plunkett, Somerset,
England. It has been reported to some that John married (1) Mary Perry on 15 Jun 1698 in
Haselbury Plunknett, England. (1) Mary Perry died on 10 Dec 1752 and was buried on 10 Dec
1752 in Haselbury Plunknett, Somerset, England. Mary Perry’s father was Robert Perry who was
born on 1651 in Haselbury Plunknett, Somerset, England. Mary Perry’s mother was Mary who
was born on 1655 in Haselbury Plunknett, Somerset, England. It has been reported that John
had another wife named (1) Elizabeth Weaver. John and (1) Mary had the following child:
*1) William Hackwell (male). Was christened on 12 Jun 1700 in Haselbury Plunknett,
Somerset, England and he was buried on 3 Aug 1780 in Haselbury Plunknett,
Somerset, England. He married a woman with the last name of Love on 9 Aug
1730 in Haselbury Plunknett, Somerset, England. Love was buried on 14 Jun
1796 in Haselbury Plunknett, Somerset, England.
John and (2) Elizabeth Weaver had the following child:
1) George Hackwell (male). He was born on Jan 1713 in Haselbury Plunknett, Somerset,
England.
Second Generation
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------*2. William Hackwell (John) was christened on 12 Jun 1700 in Haselbury Plunknett, Somerset,
England and he was buried on 3 Aug 1780 in Haselbury Plunknett, Somerset, England. He
married a woman with the last name of Love on 9 Aug 1730 in Haselbury Plunknett, Somerset,
England. Love was buried on 14 Jun 1796 in Haselbury Plunknett, Somerset, England. John and
Love had the following child:
1) Love Hackwell (female). She was born on April 1732 in Haselbury Plunknett,
Somerset, England.
2) William Hackwell (male). He was born on May 1739 in Haselbury Plunknett,
Somerset, England. He was christened on 25 Jan 1740 in Haselbury Plunknett
Somerset, England and was buried on 1816 in North Perrott, Somerset, England.
Although, another record stated that he died about 1739. He married Betty (or
Elizabeth) Meacham on 8 Feb 1762 in North Perrott, Somerset, England.
3) Joan Hackwell (female). She was born on February 1737 in Haselbury Plunknett,
Somerset, England.
*4) William Hackwell (male). He was born on May 1739 in Haselbury Plunknett,
Somerset, England. He was christened on 25 Jan 1740 in Haselbury Plunknett
Somerset, England and was buried on 1816 in North Perrott, Somerset, England.
He married Betty (or Elizabeth) Meacham on 8 Feb 1762 in North Perrott,
Somerset, England.
5) Abner Hackwell (male). He was born on May 1742 on Haselbury Plunknett,
Somerset, England and died on May 1748.
6) Samuel Hackwell (male). He was on July 1745 in Haselbury Plunknett,
Somerset, England.
7) John Hackwell (male). He was born on March 1750 in Haselbury Plunknett,
Somerset, England.
8) Thomas Hackwell (male). He was born on 9 Aug 1753 in Haselbury Plunknett,
Somerset, England.
9) Sarah Hackwell (female). She was born on March 1755 in Haselbury Plunknett,
Somerset, England.
Third Generation
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------*3. William Hackwell (William, John) was born on 1739 in Haselbury Plunknett, Somerset,
England. He was christened on 25 Jan 1740 in Haselbury Plunknett Somerset, England and was
buried on 1816 in North Perrott, Somerset, England. He married Betty (or Elizabeth) Meacham
on 8 Feb 1762 in North Perrott, Somerset, England. Betty (or Elizabeth) Meacham was born on
1741 in North Perrott, Somerset, England and was buried on 21 Jan 1816 in North Perrott,
Somerset, England. Betty (or Elizabeth) and William had the following child:
*1) Abner Hackwell (male). He was born on 16 Oct 1769 in Ashprington, Devon, England
and was buried on 4 Jul 1848. He married Elizabeth Bicford on 14 Nov 1797 in
Ashprington, Devon, England.
Fourth Generation
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------*4. Abner Hackwell (William, William, John) was born on 16 Oct 1769 in North Perrott,
Somerset, England and was buried on 4 Jul 1848. He married Elizabeth Bicford on 14 Nov 1797
in Ashprington, Devon, England. Elizabeth Brickford was born on 19 Apr 1775 in Ashprington,
Devon, England and died on 7 Jan 1855 in Ashprington, Devon, England. Elizabeth and Abner
had the following child:
1) William Hackwell (male). He was born on 22 Nov 1798 in Ashsprington, Devon,
England.
2) Agnes Hackwell (female). She was boorn on 10 Feb 1800 in Ashsprington, Devon,
England.
3) Henry Hackwell (male). He was born on 8 Mar 1801 in Ashsprington, Devon, England
and was buried on 19 Apr 1836
4) Elizabeth (female). She was born on 10 Apr 1806 in Ashsprington, Devon, England.
5) Richard Hackwell (male). He was born on 8 Sep 1807 in Ashsprington, Devon,
England.
6) Thomas Hackwell (male). He was born on 8 Jan 1809 in Ashsprington, Devon, England.
*7) Joseph Hackwell (male). He was born on 28 Nov 1810 in Ashprington, Devon,
England and died on 25 Jul 1887 in Stockton, England. He married Elizabeth
Smith on 2 Oct 1843 in Manchester, Cathedral, England. Elizabeth was born on
20 Jun 1820 in Liverpool, Lancashire, England and died on 14 Jun 1888 in
Stockton, England.
8) Sarah Hackwell (female). She was born on 28 Jun 1812 in Ashsprington, Devon,
England.
Fifth Generation
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------*5. Joseph Hackwell (Abner, William, William, John) was born on 28 Nov 1810 in Ashprington,
Devon, England and died on 25 Jul 1887 in Stockton, England. He married Elizabeth Smith on 2
Oct 1843 in Manchester, Cathedral, England. Elizabeth was born on 20 Jun 1820 in Liverpool,
Lancashire, England and died on 14 Jun 1888 in Stockton, England. Joseph and Elizabeth had
the following children:
1) William Hackwell (male). He was born about 1836 in Liverpool Lancashire, England.
He was christened on 9 Jul 1838 Liverpool, Lancashire, England and died about
1847.
2) Elizabeth G. Hackwell (female). She was born about 1838 in Liverpool, Lancashire,
England and died about 1839.
3) Sarah Elizabeth (female). She was born on 14 Jun 1842 in Liverpool, Lancashire,
England.
4) Agnes Hackwell (female). She was born about 1844 in Manchester, Lancashire,
England. She was christened on 25 Sep 1844 in Manchester, Cathedral,
Lancashire, England. She died about 1849.
*5) Joseph Hackwell (male). He was born on 6 Nov 1846 in Manchester, Lancashire,
England and died on 21 May 1920. He married Elizabeth George.
6) Matthew Hackwell (male). He was born on 24 Aug 1849 in Warsall, Sandwell, England
and died on 24 Aug 1921 in Ogden, Weber, Utah. He was buried on 27 Aug 1921
in Ogden, Weber, Utah. He married Sarah Edwards.
7) Emma Hackwell (female). She was born about 1851 in Manchester, Lancashire,
England and died about 1853.
8) Henry Hackwell (male). He was born on 6 Aug 1853 in Manchester, Lancashire,
England. He was christened on 30 Oct 1853 in in Manchester, Manchester
Cathedral, Lancashire, England. He died on 6 Jun 1898.
9) Caroline Hackwell (female). She was born on 18 Mar 1856 in Manchester, Lancashire,
England and died on 4 Jan 1916. She married Robert Franklin Turnbow.
10) Margaret Hackwell (female). She was born on 15 Apr 1859 in Maesteg, Glamorgan,
Wales. She was christened on 2 Feb 1861 in Maesteg, Glamorgan, Wales. She
died on 4 Apr 1895.
11) Alice Hackwell (female). She was born on 23 Jul 1863 in Maesteg, Glamorgan, Wales.
She was christened on 19 Jan 1863 in Maesteg, Glamorgan, Wales.
Sixth Generation
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------*6. Joseph Hackwell (Joseph, Abner, William, William, John) was born on 6 Nov 1846 in
Manchester, Lancashire, England and died on 21 May 1920. He married Elizabeth George.
1) Elizabeth Agnes Hackwell (female). She was born on 22 Feb 1872 in Victoria,
Monmouth, England.
2) Albert Joseph Hackwell (male). He was born on 19 Feb 1875 in Wales and died on 1
Jan 1907 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah. He married Martha Bishop.
3) Margaret Alice Hackwell (female). She was born on 11 Jun 1877 in Ebervale Co.,
Wales.
*4) Mathew Henry Hackwell (male). He was born on 8 Jan 1881 in Victorian,
Monmouthshire, So. Wales and died on 10 Apr 1963in Whittier, Los Angeles,
California. He married Agnes Amelia Graham on 22 Jun 1902 in Salt Lake City,
Salt Lake, Utah.
7. Matthew Hackwell (Joseph, Abner, William, William, John) was born on 24 Aug 1849 in
Warsall, Sandwell, England and died on 24 Aug 1921 in Ogden, Weber, Utah. He was buried on
27 Aug 1921 in Ogden, Weber, Utah. He married Sarah Edwards. Sarah Edwards was born on 19
Mar 1851 in Abbersucon, So. Wales and died on 25 Dec 1921 in Ogden, Weber, Utah. She was
buried on 28 Dec 1921 in Ogden, Weber, Utah. Matthew and Sarah had the following children:
1) Henry Edwards Hackwell (male). He was born on 24 Apr 1881 in Durham,
England and died on 27 May 1950. He married Elizabeth Hodgson on 18 Aug
1901.
2) Louisa Hackwell (female). She was born on 15 Feb 1883 in Durham, England and died
on 3 Jun 1963. She married Thomas Sowerby on 2 Jun 1900.
3) Joseph “H” Hackwell (male). He was born on 20 Apr 1884 in Durham, England and
died on 31 Oct 1935. He married Hannah Norris.
4) Sarah Elizabeth Hackwell (female). She was born on 31 Dec 1886 in West Hartlepool,
Durham, England and died on 13 Jun 1945. She married James Spencer.
5) Francis Hackwell (Male). He was born on 21 Oct 1888 in West Hartlepool,
Durham, England and died on 2 Dec 1896.
6) Matthew Hackwell (male). He was born on 1 Nov 1890 in West Hartlepool,
Durham, England.
7) Harriet Hackwell (female). She was born on 21 Jun 1892 in West Hartlepool,
Durham, England. She married William Toombs.
8) James Richard Hackwell (male). He was born on 5 Feb 1896 in West Hartlepool,
Durham, England and died on 19 Sep 1916. He married May Pimlott on 19 Sep
1916.
Seventh Generation
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------8. Albert Joseph Hackwell (Joseph, Joseph, Abner, William, William, John) was born on 19 Feb
1875 in Wales and died on 1 Jan 1907 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah. He married Martha
Bishop. Martha Bishop was born on 19 Oct 1876 in Loxley, Warwick, England and died on Apr
1920 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah. Martha was buried on 18 Apr 1920 in Salt Lake City, Salt
Lake, Utah. Albert and Martha had the following children:
1) Henry Albert Hackwell (male). Was born on 6 Oct 1898 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake,
Utah and died on 27 Jan 1954. Henry married Irene Christensen.
2) Lester Bishop Hackwell (male). He was born on 11 Jul 1900 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake,
Utah and died on Jun 1949. He married on Dorothy Wilson.
3) Charles Thomas Hackwell (male). He was born on 13 Dec 1901 in Salt Lake City, Salt
Lake, Utah.
4) Joseph Berdell Hackwell (male). He was born on 24 Jan 1904 in Salt Lake City, Salt
Lake, Utah and died on Mar 1905.
5) Ernest Morgan Hackwell (male). He was born on 27 Sep 1905 in Salt Lake City, Salt
Lake, Utah and died on Jun 1907.
*9. Mathew Henry Hackwell (Joseph, Joseph, Abner, William, William, John) was born on 8 Jan
1881 in Victorian, Monmouthshire, So. Wales and died on 10 Apr 1963in Whittier, Los Angeles,
California. He married Agnes Amelia Graham on 22 Jun 1902 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah.
Agnes was born on 12 Dec 1884 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah and died on 28 Mar 1951 in
Twin Falls, Twin Falls, Idaho. She was buried in Idaho Falls, Bonneville, Idaho. Mathew and
Agnes had the following children:
1) Mathew Glen “Steve” Hackwell (male) He was born on 30 Jan 1900 in Salt Lake City,
Salt Lake, Utah and died on 25 Mar 1959 in Idaho Falls, Bonneville, Idaho. He was
buried in Fielding Mem. Park Cem., Idaho Falls, Bonneville, Idaho. Mathew
married Cathrine “Katie” Alison Patric on 31 Mar 1923 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake,
Utah. Catherine and Mathew had a child that is probably still living.
2) Agnes Arlene Hackwell (female). She was born on 14 Mar 1905 in Salt Lake City, Salt
Lake, Utah. She married Albert W. Nelson on 22 Oct 1924 in Salt Lake City, Salt
Lake, Utah. Albert W. Nelson was born about 1903 in Utah. Agnes and Albert had
a son that is probably still living.
3) Lyle Hackwell (male). He was born on 1909.
*4) Margaret Eliza Hackwell (female). She was born on 13 Apr 1911 in Salt Lake City, Salt
Lake, Utah and died on 3 Oct 1989 in Apache Junction, Pinal, Arizona. She was
buried in she was buried in Bellevue Memorial Park, Ontario, San Bernardino
County, California. Area: Evergreen, Lot 201, Section: space 3. She married (1)
Merle Griswold on 31 Jul 1930 (Divorced) in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah. She
married (2) Stanley V McCormack on 8 Dec 1957 in Las Vegas, Clark, Nevada.
5) Lois Bernice Hackwell (female). She was born on 13 Jul 1913 in Salt Lake City, Salt
Lake, Utah and died on 16 Mar 1973. She married Harold A. Pierce on 18 Jan
1935 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California.
6) William Gene Hackwell (male). He was born on 24 Feb 1924 in Salt Lake City, Salt
Lake, Utah and died on 18 May 1993 in Orange Co., Caifornia. He was buried in
Saint George Cem., Saint George, Washington, Utah.
Eighth Generation
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------*10. Margaret Eliza Hackwell (Mathew, Joseph, Joseph, Abner, William, William, John). She was
born on 13 Apr 1911 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah and died on 3 Oct 1989 in Apache
Junction, Pinal, Arizona. She was buried in Ontario or Chico, San Bernardino, California. She
married (1) Merle Griswold on 31 Jul 1930 (Divorced) in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah. Merle
Griswold was born on 5 Jun 1910 in Vale, Malheur, Oregon and died on 26 Sep 1959 in Downey,
Los Angeles, California. He is buried on 29 Sep 1959 in Inglewood, Los Angeles, California. She
married (2) Stanley V McCormack on 8 Dec 1957 in Las Vegas, Clark, Nevada. Stanley was born
on 29 May 1911 in St. Louis, Missouri and died on 16 Mar 1992 in Spokane, Spokane,
Washington. Margaret and (1) Merle had the following children:
*1) Nancy Jane Griswold (female). She was born on 13 Jul 1931 in Salt Lake City, Salt
Lake, Utah and died on 7 Mar 1988 in Idaho Falls, Bonneville, Idaho. She was
buried on 11 Mar 1988 in Idaho Falls, Bonneville, Idaho. She married Paul Leon
Black on 8 Apr 1950 in Las Vegas, Clark, Nevada.
2) Albert Glen Griswold (male). He was born on 19 Oct 1935 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles,
California and died on 7 May 2006 in Prescott, Arizona. He was buried on 11 May
2006 in the National Memorial Cemetery, Prescott, Arizona. He married (1) Judy
L Pontious on 11 Nov 1965 (Divorced) in Las Vegas, Clark, Nevada. He married
(2) Barbara. Glen had children from both marriages who are probably all still
living.
Some Hackwell History
Obituary (Post Register): Catherine Hackwell.
Catherine A. Hackwell, 86, former owner of Idaho Falls Bedding Co., died at home in
Boise June 17, 1989, of a heart attack. She was born March 20, 1903, at Salt Lake City to
Joseph E. and Alison Catherine Stevenson Patrick. She attended schools in Salt Lake City,
graduating from high school there. On March 31, 1923, she married Glen Hackwell in
Salt Lake City. They moved to Idaho Falls in 1930 where they established the Idaho Falls
Bedding Co. Her husband died March 25, 1959 and she moved to Boise where she
owned and operated Economy Mattress. She was a member of the Eagles Auxiliary and
the LDS Church. Survivors include two sons, Steve Hackwell and Keith Hackwell, both of
Boise, one brother John Patrick of Salt Lake City, Six grandchildren, and four greatgrandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted Saturday at 1 p.m., at Wood Chapel of
the Pines by Bishop Jack A. Wood Jr. The family will meet with friends Saturday from 11
a.m. until the time of the services. Burial will be in Fielding Memorial Park.
Obituary (Post Register, 13 Nov 1987): Alison Hackwell.
Alison Hackwell, 62, former resident of Idaho Falls, died Nov 13, 1987 at her home in
Boise after a lingering illness. She was born Feb 6, 1925, at Salt Lake City to Mathew
Glen and Catherine Patrick Hackwell. They moved to Idaho Falls in 1931. She lived with
her parents who owned and operated the Idaho Falls Bedding Company for several
years, moving to Boise in 1972. Survivors include her mother, Catherine Hackwell; two
brothers, Steve Hackwell and Keith Hackwell, all of Boise; three nephews and three
nieces. Her funeral will be Monday at 1 p.m. in Woods Chapel of the Pines. The family
will visit friends at the funeral home for one hour prior to services. Burial will be in
Fielding Memorial Cemetery.
Obituary (from the Idaho Falls Library) of Mathew Glen Hackwell. A copy from the Post
Register, March 25, 1959. Tape # 155:
ATTACK CLAIMS GLEN HACKWELL
Mathew Glen Hackwell, 56, manager of a local bedding and upholstering firm since
1930, died Wednesday morning, presumably of a heart attack. Mr. and Mrs. Hackwell
were driving to work at 9:30 a.m. when he was stricken with a pain in his chest. He was
rushed in the car to a local hospital and died five minutes after arrival in the emergency
room. He had no previous illness, Mrs. Hackwell said. The family lives at 800 Jefferson
Ave. Mr. Hackwell was born Jan 30, 1903, at Salt Lake City, Utah, a son of Mathew H.
and Agnes Graham Hackwell. He attended Utah schools. He Married Catherine Patrick in
Salt Lake City March 31, 1923. They came to Idaho Falls in 1930 and opened a bedding
firm which he operated with his son until his death. He was a member of the Elks Lodge;
Eagles Lodge and the LDS Church. Surviving besides his widow and his father of Idaho
Falls are a daughter, miss Alison Hackwell, and a son, Keith Joseph Hackwell, both of
Idaho Falls; another son, Mathew Glen Hackwell Jr. of Boise; three grandchildren; three
sisters, Mrs. Al Nelson, Mrs. Margaret McCormack and Mrs. Lois Pierce of Los Angeles;
and a brother, William Hackwell of St. George, Utah. The body was taken to the Wood
Funeral Home, where services will be announced later.
Obituary (from the Idaho Falls Library) of Agnes A. Hackwell. A copy from the Post Register,
March 29, 1951. Tape # 97, stated with errors:
UTAH MATRON DIES HERE
Mrs. Agnes A. Hackwell, wife of Mathew H. Hackwell, Salt Lake City, and mother N. Glen
Hackwell, 233 First Street, died early Thursday morning at a local hospital following a
brief illness. Mr. and Mrs. Hackwell was visiting their son and his family for the past
three weeks when she was suddenly taken ill. Mrs. Hackwell was born Dec 12, 1884, in
Salt Lake City, A daughter of William and Eliza Chapman Graham. She was married to
Mr. Hackwell in July of 1902 in Salt Lake City. Mrs. Hackwell was a member of the LDS
Church and the Maple Circle of the Woodcraft lodge. She is survived besides her
husband by two sons and three daughters, M. Glen Hackwell, Idaho Falls; Mrs. Albert W.
Nelson, Mrs. Merle Griswold and Mrs. H A. Pierce, all of Los Angeles, Calif., and William
G. Hackwell, St. Geroge, Utah; a brother, William Graham, Salt Lake City and a sister,
Mrs. Lide Newton, Los Angeles. Friends may call at the Wood Funeral Home from 8 p.m.
Thursday until 9 a.m. Friday at which time the body will be taken to Salt Lake City for
funeral services and burial. Services will be announced later by the Kingston and Lee
Mortuary.
The eulogy for Catherine Alison Hackwell - Read by Dixie Hunting:
Life History of Catherine Alison Hackwell
Catherine Alison Hackwell was born on March 22, 1903 at Salt Lake City, Utah to Joseph
E. and Alison Catherine Stevenson Patrick. Her mother came from Scotland and her
father cane from England. There were 6 children born to that union. Four boys, Jim, Joe,
Bob & Jack and two girls, Carrie and Katie. Times were very hard and the family was
taught many of the old Scottish and English customs and especially to be conservative.
Katie loved her family and they had some wonderful experiences together. Katie told
me of one time of peeling some potatoes for a meal. She peeled them pretty fast and
her mother made her go back and peel every peeling because she had been so wasteful.
She said it had always been a good lesson to her on wasting food.
Katie attended school in Salt Lake City and graduated from high school there. She met
Mathew Glen Hackwell and they were married on March 31, 1923. They had 3 children,
Alison, born Feb. 7, 1925, Steve born Dec. 20, 1927 and Keith born June 29, 1929, all
born in Salt Lake City, Utah. When the children were small, Glen and Katie would take
the children to work with them. Glen had a sewing machine in the back of a pickup truck
and they would go from house to house getting work during the depression times. They
moved for a short while to Elko Nevada where they operated a hamburger stand. In
1930 they moved to Idaho Falls, Idaho and opened the Idaho Falls Bedding Co. Glen
would go out from house to house and sell and rebuild mattresses. It was not easy but
their business grew and because of the quality work that they did it became a success.
They used to have a sign hanging in the bedding Co. It became their creed. It said "The
bitterness of poor workmanship remains long after the sweetness of low price is
forgotten.”
When Alison was born she had spastic cerebral palsey and Glen and Katie and the boys
had complete care of her. Alison was always first in their lives and never lacked for love
and devotion. For the next 63 years no one ever heard one complaint from any of them.
The Lord blessed them so much, both materially and spiritually. She was not a burden to
them but a blessing. The Lord gave them a 6th sense--The Power of Communication. It
was in itself a miracle to see the family communicate with Alison. They knew everything
she was thinking and knew all of her needs.
Glen and Katie were active in the Eagles Lodge. Glen was a Sec'y but Katie did most of
the book work. They used to go up above Idaho Falls in the mountains to a place called
Dehlin and Glen played the Banjo in an orchestra up there. When they would vacation
they would go to Island Park and camp out and also to Yellowstone Park. They finally
decided to build a summer cabin at Mack's Inn. They built it themselves and got
acquainted with of the old timers up there. They had a lot of good times as a family up
there and built a lot of memories.
Their business continued to grow in Idaho Falls so they decided to expand and so they
started the Economy Mattress in Boise, Idaho. Steve & Mary moved over there to run
the business and Keith & Katie and Glen stayed in Idaho Falls. On March 25, 1959 Glen
had a heart attack and died suddenly leaving Katie the full care of Alison and two
businesses to worry about. The boys had grown up with the business so pretty well
knew the trade and Katie kept the books. Keith and Ione moved to Boise to help with
the business there and Katie and Clint Grover, an old time friend and employee ran the
business in Idaho Falls. Clint also help Katie with Alison when she needed him and a few
years later Katie sold her beautiful home on the banks of the Snake River
and moved to Boise to be near her children and grandchildren. She continued to work
there until she was 76 years old when she retired. The last few years she was unable to
lift Alison around anymore so they decided to hire someone to come in and live and
help her with Alison. They hired Julie Soto to live in and Care for Alison until Alison died
on Nov 14, 1987. Also Ann Yaeger came in and cleaned and cooked Katie and Alison’s
favorite foods. After Alison died Jessie Costa was hired to take care of Katie.
Katie had some special friends in Idaho Falls and Boise. Rena Morgan a 3rd cousin was
one of Katie’s special friends. She used to bring Katie fresh garden vegetables and fruit
and fresh cream from the farm, and Katie would likewise do nice things for her. That is
what made them such special friends is when they give of themselves to each other.
Another special little friend was Janel McEwan. She was just a little girl when Katie
moved next door to them in Boise. Janel would come over and Katie would teach her
how to cook and Alison loved her. She was like a ray of sunshine coming into their
home. She came over after school and they learned to love her very much. Katie had
another dear friend who came often and her name was Alberta Hardee.
Katie loved animals. They had a little chiquaqu dog named Mickey. She became part of
their family and she was company for Alison. Grandma Patrick came to live with Katie
and she helped take care of Alison and the house. Grandma Patrick also loved animals
and she had the biggest conglomeration of cats, birds, and squirrels all being fed in
abundance on the patio. Katie used to get after grandma Patrick for doing this but Katie
ended up doing the very same things after she retired.
Katie also took care of Grandpa Hackwell. He lived with Glen and Katie and after Glen
died he continued to live with Katie for several years.
Most of all the things that Katie loved it was her grandchildren, and they in turn loved
her very dearly. She always had something very special for each of them when they
came to see her.
Katie died June 17, 1989 at her home in Boise, Idaho. She is survived by her two sons
Steve and Keith and a daughter-in-law Ione who looked after all of her needs. She has 6
Grandchildren, Michael, Bob and Glen Hackwell, and Kathy Guerrero, Dana Robinson,
and Lisa Conlin. She has 4 great grandchildren, and 1 Brother Jack Patrick and several
nieces and nephews.
Katie was always a beautiful and proud lady, who loved her fellowmen, whose life was
filled with Charity and Love. There is a scripture that I'd like to read, Mor. Chap. 7-46-48
which says;
“Wherefore my beloved brethren, if ye have not charity, ye are nothing, for charity
never faileth. Wherefore cleave unto charity, which is the greatest gift of all, for all
things must fail. But charity is the Pure love of Christ, and it endureth forever; and
whosoever is found possed of it at the last day, it shall be well with him."
There is a story called "Such is Dying" that helps us understand about death.
I am standing upon the seashore. A ship at my side spreads white sails to the morning
breeze and starts for the blue ocean. She is just an object of beauty and strength and I
stand and watch her until at length she hangs like a speck of white cloud just where the
sea and the sky come together. Then someone at my side says: "There she is Gone."
Gone where? Gone from my sight, that is all. She is just as large in mast and hull as she
was when she left my side, and just as able to bear her load of living weight to the place
of destination. Her diminished size is in me, not in her; and just at the moment when
someone at my side says: “There she is gone", there are other eyes watching her coming
and other voices ready to take up the glad shout
"Here she comes" and such is dying.
In closing I would like to read this little story called "The Parable for Mothers" The young
mother set her foot on the path of life. "Is the way long she asked? And the guide said
"Yes" and the way is hard." And you will be old before you reach the end of it. But the
end will be better than the beginning. But the young mother was happy and would not
believe that anything could be better than these years. So she played with her children and
gathered flowers for them along the way and bathed them in clear streams and the sun shone
on them and life was good and the young mother cried "Nothing will ever be lovelier than this."
Then came night and storm, and the path was dark, and the children shook with fear and cold
and the mother drew them close and covered them with her mantle, and the children said "Oh
Mother, we are not afraid for you are near and no harm can come." And the mother said "this is
better than the brightness of day for I have taught my children Courage. Today I have given
them strength.”
And the next day came strange clouds which darkened the earth. Clouds of war and hate and
evil, and the children groped and stumbled and the mother said "Look Up. Lift your eyes to the
light,” and the children looked up and saw above the clouds an everlasting glory, and it guided
them and brought them beyond the darkness and that night the mother said "This is the best
day of all, for I have shown my children God.” And the days went on, and the weeks and the
months, and the years, and the mother grew old, and she was little and bent. But her children
were tall and strong and walked with courage. And when the way was hard, they helped their
mother and when the way was rough, they lifted her, for she was as light as a feather and at last
they came to a hill, and beyond that hill they could see a shining road and golden gates flung
wide. And mother said "I have reached the end of my journey. And now I know that the end is
better than the beginning, for my children can walk alone and their children after them.” And
the children said "You will always walk with us, mother, even when you have gone through the
gates. And they stood and watched her as she went on alone, and the gates closed after her.
And they said "We cannot see her but she is with us still.” A mother like ours is more than a
memory. She is a living presence.
May I say in closing, "Katie we love you." Thanks for being a living example of love, Hope and
charity to all of us. God Bless You.
Keith Hackwell
7302 Kingston
Boise, Idaho
83704
The program for the funeral services of Catherine Patrick Hackwell:
I remember when I was 8 or 12 years old we visited mom relative by the river. This was
Katie and Alison Hackwell. They had a large brick single story house and across the
street was the Snake River. Kitty corner from there house was the LDS Temple grounds. I
remember Alison in the wheelchair. I think it was in the 1970’s when Katie and Alison
moved to Boise, Idaho.
Standing (L to R): Mathew Glen Hackwell, Agnes Arlene Hackwell.
Sitting (L to R): Margaret Eliza Hackwell, Lois Bernice Hackwell.
Catherine “Katie” Alison Patric (Hackwell)
Photo Standing left to right: Catherine A. Hackwell, Steve (Mathew Glen Jr.) Hackwell
Seated: Kathryn A. Spangenberg, Alison Patrick, Baby Todd Spangenberg
Photo Left to Right: Catherine M. M. Stevenson, Katie Hackwell, Alison Patrick, Baby Alison Hackwell.
Mathew “Steve” Glen Hackwell Jr. and his wife Mary Ruth Campbell Hackwell
“Steve” in his goat cart.
Hackwell Siblings
From left to right: Mathew “Steve” Glen, Alison Catherine, and Keith Hackwell (living).
Matthew Henry Hackwell and his wife Agnes Amelia Graham
The Graham Line
The Name of Graham - GRAHAM
Gender: Masculine. Usage: Scottish, English. Pronounced: GRAY-əm, GRAM [key]
From a Scottish surname which was originally derived from an English place name which
probably meant "gravelly homestead" in Old English. The surname was first taken to Scotland in
the 12th century by the Norman baron William de Graham. A famous bearer was Alexander
Graham Bell (1847-1922), the Scottish-Canadian-American inventor who devised the telephone.
Last name: Graham
Although now widely associated with Scotland and Ireland, this distinguished surname is of
Anglo-Saxon origins. It was a locational name originally from the town of Grantham in
Lincolnshire, and as such recorded in the Domesday Book of 1086 as both Graham and
Grandham. The translation is either the homestead (ham) on the gravel from the Olde English
pre 7th century grand, meaning gravel, or perhaps the personal name "Granta" and hence
Granta's homestead. Locational surnames usually developed when former inhabitants of a
place moved to another area, and were best identified by the name of their birthplace. The
surname Graham was taken to Scotland at the beginning of the 12th Century by the Norman
baron William de Graham (see below), holder of the manor in Lincolnshire, from whom many if
not all modern bearers are probably descended. James Graham, first marquis and fifth Earl of
Montrose (1612 - 1650), fought on behalf of Charles 1st and became lieutenant- general to
Charles 11 in 1648. This most notable surname has no less that forty-five entries in the
"Dictionary of National Biography", and over forty coats of arms granted to families of the
name. The first recorded spelling of the family name is shown to be that of William de Graham,
which was dated 1127, in the Foundation Charter of Holyrood Abbey, Edinburgh, during the
reign of King David 1st of Scotland, 1124 - 1153.
Graham History
Graham's in Ireland stem from an extended family of that name who settled in White Park
County Antrim in the early 1600's having been banished as Reivers (Outlaws) from Scotland
where they suffered from persecution and certain death as a law had been passed that
anyone by the name of Graham were to be hanged summarily. Along with the Graham's came
their many "Sept's", that is families of which the mother was a Graham female. It is said that
some reversed their name to Maharg to escape scrutiny.The original Graham's Fort at
Glenwherry is still in existence to this day and is marked on ordance maps. It is sited on the
farm ground of a present day Graham, John. These Grahams are descendants of the Graeme
who commanded the armies of Fergus II in 404 AD. and until their departure from Scotland
they were known as The Graham's of the Borders.
On the Graham Coat of Arms are three scallop shells. These represent pilgrimages of three
Graham ancestors. The pilgrimages were made by mediaeval knights to the shrine Santiago de
Campostila. Around 1230-1260, pilgrimages were made by two of the senior Dalkeith branches
of the Grahams and this was marked by the inclusion of the scallop shells on the Graham Coat
of Arms. Shells were used to collect alms for the poor.
More direct evidence has since been found of the sixth title holder of the Graham of Montrose
family. Patrick Graham made two pilgrimages – 1352 and 1361. Official records show he was
issued certificates of safe conduct through England. The motto "Ne Oublie", means , "Never
Forget", no hinting of as bibical reference and the three pilgramages.
The Graham's of Scotland were no angels, they had became outlaws, border reveirs, raiding
cattle and burning castles belonging to their sworn enemies. But became worn down by the
ever increasing success of the goverment forces and their local allies, they excepted they would
have to move if they ever were to have a settled life again.
It is no coincidence that the most prevelant christian name of this Irish Graham Clan became
James , after one of six brothers, James , the others being, Josias, Alexander, Gawn, Samuel,
David who set about creating a Grahamstown at beautiful Glenwherry, County Antrim, some
half way between Ballymena and Larne. The significance of the name and the perpetuating of it
in every generation of the family no doubt hinted that this was a branch of the famous
Graham Clan of which Sir James Graham,(1612-1650)
The Scotish-Irish People
The Scotch-Irish trace their ancestry to Scotland, but through Northern Ireland, which also
belongs to the British Empire. Northern Ireland, which is composed of six counties—Antrim,
Armagh, Cavan, Down, Monaghan, and Tyrone, occupies an area of 5,452 square miles (14,121
square kilometers), or a territory somewhat larger than the state of Connecticut. Its capital and
largest city is Belfast, where approximately one-fifth of the country's population of 1,594,000
resides.
The Scotch-Irish descend from 200,000 Scottish Lowland Presbyterians who were encouraged
by the English government to migrate to Ulster in the seventeenth century. Trying to
strengthen its control of Ireland, England tried to establish a Protestant population in Ulster.
Surrounded by native hostility, though, the group maintained its cultural distinction. The same
economic pressures, including steadily increasing rents on their land, frequent crop failures,
and the collapse of the linen trade, coupled with the belief in greater opportunity abroad,
caused many Scotch-Irish to leave for the American colonies during the eighteenth century. It is
estimated that nearly two million descendants of the Scotch-Irish eventually migrated to the
American colonies.
Note:
The first known Graham of our researched line starts with Thomas Graham. He was born
between 1809 and 1812 in Belfast, Antrim, Ireland. This fits to where the Scottish-Irish families
lived after they were exiled from Scotland. Thomas Graham then married Jane Ellen Burris and
they had 4 children. One of his children named William John Graham married Eliza Ann
Chapman and they moved to Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland and had 8 children there. From
here, William John and Eliza with some of their children moved to Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
sometime between the years 1880 to 1884. In Salt Lake City, they had 2 more children (their
last). It is unknown if William John and Eliza Ann Graham were converted to the Mormon
religion and this is why they moved to Salt Lake City.
Belfast Ireland
St. Nicholas Chapel in Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland. (Presbyterian)
Early 1900’s photo of Glasgow University, Glasgow, Lanarksgire, Scotland
The Graham Family
From left to right (standing): Agnes Amelia Graham (Hackwell), Jean Ellen Graham (Kramer), William
Graham, Eliza Ann Graham (Newton), Mary Isabelle Graham (Jensen). Sitting: Grandfather William John
Graham, Grandmother Eliza Ann Graham (Chapman).
The Graham Families
First Generation
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1. Thomas Graham was born somtime between 1809 to 1812 in Belfast, Atrim, Ireland and died on 18
Mar 1894 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah. He was buried on Mar 1894 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah.
He married Jane Ellen Burris. Jane was born about 1813 in Belfast, Antrim, Ireland. She died on 6 Dec
1890 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah and was buried on Dec 1890 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah.
They had the following Children:
*1) William John Graham (male). He was born on 8 Jul 1835 in Belfast, Antrim, Ireland and died
on 28 Nov 1916 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah. He was buried on 1916 in Salt Lake
City, Salt Lake, Utah. He married Eliza Ann Chapman about 1960 in Glasgow,
Lanarkshire, Scotland.
2) Thomas Graham (male). He was born about 1837 in Belfast, Antrim, Ireland.
3) Elizabeth Graham (female). She was born about 1839 in Belfast, Antrim, Ireland.
4) Marie Sarah Graham (female). She was born about 1841 in Belfast, Antrim, Ireland.
Second Generation
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*2. William John Graham (Thomas) was born on 8 Jul 1835 in Belfast, Antrim, Ireland and died on 28
Nov 1916 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah. He was buried on 1916 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah. He
married Eliza Ann Chapman about 1860 in Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland. Eliza Ann was born on 4 Mar
1842 in Belfast, Antrim, Ireland and died on Jun 1924 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah. Eliza Ann was
buried on Jun 1924 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah. Ann Eliza’s father was Robert Chapman who was
born about 1816 and her mother was Jane Maxwell who was born about 1820. William and Eliza had the
following Children:
1) Robert Graham (male). He was born on 6 Apr 1861 in Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland and died
on 16 Jul 1900 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah. He was buried on 18 Jul 1900 in Salt
Lake City Cemetery, Salt Lake, Utah. He married Harriet Bishop on 23 Dec 1886. Harriet
was born on Mar 1869 in England.
2) Annie Graham (female). She was born about 1864 in Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland.
3) Jane Ellen Graham (female). She was born on 22 Nov 1866 in Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland
and died on 18 May 1937. She married William Kramer.
4) Eliza Ann Graham (female). She was born on 28 May 1869 in Ballysheath, Lanarkshire,
Scotland and died on 25 Jul 1961. She married John Newton on 28 Nov 1889.
5) John Burris Graham (male). He was born on 6 Mar 1872 in Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland and
died on 12 Feb 1897.
6) George Graham (male). He was born about 1876 in Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland.
7) Thomas Graham (male). He was born about 1876 in Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland.
8) William Graham (male). He was born on 4 Jan 880 in Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland and died
on 2 Dec 1954. He married Rachel Ann Nelson.
*9) Agnes Amelia Graham (female). She was born on 12 Dec 1884 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake,
Utah and died on 28 Mar 1951 in Twin Falls, Twin Falls, Idaho. She was buried in Idaho
Falls, Bonneville, Idaho. She married Mathew Henry Hackwell on 22 Jun 1902 in Salt
Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah. NOTE: this is where the Graham line joins the Hackwell line.
See the Hackwell Line above.
10) Mary Isabelle Graham (female). She was born on 27 Jan 1888 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake,
Utah and died on 14 May 1926. She married Joseph E. Jensen.
Third Generation
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3. William Graham (William John, Thomas). He was born on 4 Jan 880 in Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland
and died on 2 Dec 1954. He married Rachel Ann Nelson. Rachel Ann was born about 1884 in England.
They had they following children:
1) Chency W Graham (male). He was born about 1904 in Utah.
2) Donald B Graham (male). He was born about 1907 in Utah.
3) Howard N Graham (male). He was born about 1908 in Utah.
4) John L Graham (male). He was born about 1910 in Utah.
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The origin of the name Hackwell. Source: http://www.surnamedb.com/Surname/Hackwell
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Photos from ancestry.com and personal photo from Nancy Jane Griswold (my mother).
Genealogy and photos from ancestry.com
The name of Graham from: http://www.behindthename.com/name/graham
Last Name of Graham from: http://www.surnamedb.com/Surname/Graham
Early Graham History from: http://grahamfamily.rushlightmagazine.com/
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St Nicholas Chapel (photo). http://www.stnicholascenter.org/galleries/gazetteer/132/
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Photo of Glasgow University in the early 1900’s. Source from:
http://2guysreadinggibbon.wordpress.com/page/13/
Ancestry.com. Family Trees by submitters and OneWorld Tree.
1930 U.S. Census of Idaho Falls. This shows Matthew Hackwell as head of the household
with his wife Agnes A and his family of 6 children. It states that Matthew’s was a
re-maker of mattresses.
The death certificate of Mathew Glen Hackwell. It states that he was a manager of an
upholstering Firm in Idaho Falls.
Internment Record of Fielding Memorial Cemetery. This record shows the deceased is
Mathew Glen Hackwell, died 25 Mar 1959.
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Internment Record of Fielding Memorial Cemetery. This record shows the deceased is
Mary Ruth Hackwell, died 20 May 1987.
Internment Record of Fielding Memorial Cemetery. This record shows the deceased is
Catherine Hackwell, died 17 June 1989.
The obituary of Catherine Hackwell.
The obituary of Alison Hackwell.
The death certificate of Agnes A Hackwell.
The obituary of Mathew Glen Hackwell.
The eulogy for Catherine Patrick Hackwell that was read by Dixie Hunting. She sent me
the copy of her eulogy. The return address of Dixie Hunting is 1133 E 49 No. Idaho Falls,
Idaho 83401.
The program for the funeral services of Catherine Patrick Hackwell.
A copy of a group sheet of Joseph Hackwell that was submitted to the LDS Church by
Mrs. Lois T. Cardon.
A copy of a group sheet of Matthew Hackwell that was submitted to the LDS Church by
William George Funk.
A copy of a group sheet of Albert Joseph Hackwell that was submitted to the LDS Church
by Harriet Maria Graham Walton.
LDS Church Death Record of Lois Bernice Hackwell Pierce. Tape 282
LDS Church Death Record of Agnes Amelia Graham. Tape 145
IGI LDS Church records of Hackwells. Page 29,868.
IGI LDS Church records of Hackwells. Page 15,784.
IGI LDS Church records of Hackwells. Page 15,785.
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IGI LDS Church records of Hackwells. Page 12,828.
IGI LDS Church records of Hackwells. Page 7,693.
LDS Temple Index Card of Albert Joseph Hackwell 1875.
LDS Temple Index Card of Abner Hackwell abt 1737-1797.
LDS Temple Index Card of Joseph Hackwell 1846-.
LDS Temple Index Card of Matthew Hackwell 1849-1924.
LDS Temple Index Card of William Hackwell 1798.
LDS Temple Index Card of Agnes Hackwell 1800.
LDS Temple Index Card of Elizabeth Hackwell 1806.
LDS Temple Index Card of Richard Hackwell 1807.
LDS Temple Index Card of Thomas Hackwell 1809.
LDS Temple Index Card of Sarah Hackwell 1812.
LDS Temple Index Card of Elizabeth Agnes Hackwell 1872.
LDS Temple Index Card of Margaret Alice Hackwell 1877.
LDS Temple Index Card of Henry Hackwell 1801-1836.
LDS Temple Index Card of Alice Hackwell 1862.
LDS Temple Index Card of Margaret Hackwell 1859-1895.
A copy of the original marriage record of Joseph Hackwell and Elizabeth Smith. The
marriage date: Oct 2, 1843.
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The obituary of Agnes A. Hackwell.
LDS Church Death Record of Mattew Henery Hackwell. Tape 145
The website created by David Hackwell and found at:
http://uk.geocities.com/dhackwell2003/index.htm
A copy of the 1917 Salt Lake City Directory shows Bert G Hackwell and six other
Individuals with the last name of Hackwell living in Salt Lake City.
The 1930 U.S. Census of Salt Lake City showing Margaret Hackwell and Lois Hackwell
living with the family of Albert Nelson.
The 1900 U.S. Census of Salt Lake City showing Joseph Hackwell and family.
The 1910 U.S. Census of Salt Lake City showing Matthew H Hackwell and family.
The 1920 U.S. Census of Salt Lake City showing Matthew H Hackwell and family.
The 1930 U.S. Census of Salt Lake City showing Matthew H Hackwell and family.
A copy of the marriage certificate of Arthur F. Campbell and Harriet R Moore.
Iowa Marriages, 1809-1992 for Constance E. Kestervan from FamilySearch.org.
The 1900 U.S. Census of Salt Lake City showing Robert Graham and famly.
A Copy of the obituary of Thomas Graham who died at the age of 76, August 22, 1894.
Internment record of Margaret McCormack shows that she was buried in Bellevue
Memorial Park, Ontario, California. Area: Evergreen, Lot 201, Section: space 3