Thursday, March 18, 2021

George Oglevie and Jane Cannon Oglevie of Columbiana County, Ohio


     Jane Cannon, daughter of Lindsey Cannon and Elizabeth Fife Cannon, was born circa 1819, probably on Lindsey's land in St. Clair Township, Columbiana County, Ohio.  Jane lived comfortably for the time period.  Her father operated a grist mill, distillery, saw mill and blacksmith shop in a village named for him, Cannons Mills.  Undoubtedly, she attended school nearby.  She probably helped her mother with the younger siblings and with housework.  

     


     Reverend William Reed of the Presbyterian Church, married twenty-four year old Jane Cannon and twenty-nine year old George Oglevie on April 15, 1843 in Columbiana County, Ohio.  George was the son of George Oglevie and Isabella Forsythe.  

     Three daughters were born in the next years.  Caroline Oglevie born 1843, Margaret Oglevie born 1848 and Isabella Oglevie born 1849.  The Oglevie's settled in Columbiana County, Ohio; therefore, these daughter were Ohioans.  

1850 Ohio Federal Census
Elkrun Township, Columbiana County
August 30, 1850

George Oglevey, age 36, merchant, $1000 value of real estate owned, born in Ohio

Jane Oglevey, age 31, born in Ohio

Caroline Oglevey, age 7, born in Ohio, attended school in the last year

Isabella Oglevey, age 3, born in Ohio

Margaret Oglevey, age 2, born in Ohio

1860 Ohio Federal Census
Elkrun Township, Columbiana County
June 9, 1860

     Jane's husband, George Oglevie, died between 1850-1860.  She has moved in with her parents, who now own property and a farm in Section 29, Elkrun Township, Columbiana County, Ohio.  Jane's daughter is missing from the enumeration.  In fact, I have not been able to locate her.  She would have been too young to marry.  I have not found burial records for George or his daughter, Margaret.

L (indsey) Cannon, age 81, male, farmer, $3,000 value of real estate, $500 value of personal property, born in Pennsylvania

Jane Cannon Oglevie), age 42, female, born in Ohio

Elizabeth (Fife Cannon), age 71, female, born in Ohio (Elizabeth was born in Pennsylvania)

Caroline (Oglevie), age 17, female, born in Ohio, attended school in the past year

Isabel (Oglevie), age 15, female, born in Ohio, attended school in the past year

Catherine (Oglevie), age 13, female, born in Ohio, attended school in the past year

Matthew Cannon, age 36, male, farmer,  born in Ohio

1870 Ohio Federal Census
Elkrun Township, Columbiana County
June 6, 1870

        Jane and two daughters are living on their own.  Another daughter is MIA, Caroline Oglevie.  I have not been able to trace her.  She either died, married or moved away between 1860-1870.  I did have to google search mantua maker as I had no idea what occupation it was.  A mantua maker is a sewing pattern company specializing in women's clothing. The patterns are multi-sized.

Jane Oglivie, age 50, female, mantua maker, born in Ohio

Isabel Oglevie, age 21, female, school teacher, born in Ohio

Kate Oglevie, age 18, female, mantua maker, born in Ohio


     Jane's youngest daughter, Katherine "Kate" Oglevie, at age twenty, married thirty year old, Thomas Gaylord Hawkins, on January 9, 1872 in Mahoning County, Ohio.  Thomas was the son of John A. Hawkins and Almira Crittendon Kemble Hawkins of Elkrun Township, Columbiana County, Ohio.  Thomas was born on August 24, 1841 in Columbiana County, Ohio.

     Jane Cannon Oglevie is MIA in 1880.  Her other three daughters have disappeared.  Daughter, Kate Oglevie Hawkins, stayed in Elkrun Township following her marriage until 1878.  The Hawkins family removed to Nebraska and  was living on a farm in Lancaster County, Nebraska on the 1880 Census.

1880 Nebraska Federal Census
Grant Precinct, Lancaster County
June 8, 1880
      
T(homas) G(aylord) Hawkins, age 38, married, farmer, born in Ohio, both parents born in Ohio

Katie Hawkins, age 28, wife, married, keeping house, born in Ohio, both parents born in Ohio

Halsey, age 6, son, attended school three months, born in Ohio, both parents born in Ohio

Blanch, age 11, daughter, born in Ohio, both parents born in Ohio

Eva, age 2, daughter, born in Ohio, both parents born in Ohio

Frank, age 5/12, born in Nebraska, both parents born in Ohio



     On February 18, 1884, thirty-nine year old, Katherine "Kate" Oglevie Hawkins, died in Lancaster County, Nebraska.  She was buried in Bennet Cemetery, Bennet, Lancaster County, Nebraska.  

1885 Nebraska Federal Census
Grant Precinct, Lancaster County
June 4, 1885



Thos G. Hawkins, age 43, widowed, farmer, born in Ohio, both parents born in Ohio

Halsey L.P. Hawkins, age 11, son, at school, attended school within the past year, born in Ohio, both parents born in Ohio

Blanche O., age 9, daughter, at school, attended school within the past year, born in Ohio, both parents born in Ohio

Eva B. Hawkins, age 7, daughter, at school, attended school within the past year, born in Ohio, both parents born in Ohio

Frank O. Hawkins, age 5, son, born in Nebraska, both parents born in Ohio

John B. Hawkins, age 3, son, born in Nebraska, both parents born in Ohio

Jane Oglevie, age 65, mother-in-law, widow, keeps house, born in Ohio, both parents born in Ohio

     Jane may have been traveling to her daughter's home and was missed in the 1880 census report.  She continued to stay with her son-in-law and grandchildren following her daughter's death.

1886 Lincoln City Directory
page 288

     It appears that Jane Cannon Oglevie remained in Nebraska until her death, perhaps boarding with her son-in-law, taking care of the farmhouse and children.


     Jane Cannon Oglevie, age seventy-seven, died June 20 1896 in Nebraska.  She wass buried at Bennet Cemetery, Bennet, Lancaster County, Nebraska and was honored with a substantial grave marker.

1903 Grant District, Lancaster County, Nebraska

     Thomas Gaylord, Hawkins owned property are at the southern most portion of Grant District.  He owned 240 acres.  Directly to the north, his son, Halsey La Peer Hawkins, owns 30 acres.  I underlined an F.K. Hawkins; however, I am unaware of who he is.



     Thomas Gaylord Hawkins, age 79, died in Panama City, Panama on November 1, 1920.  He was visiting his married daughter, Blanche Hawkins Ilgen.  He was buried in Bennet Cemetery, Bennet, Lancaster County, Nebraska.

Children of Thomas Gaylord Hawkins and Katherine Oglevie Hawkins

  1. Halsey La Peer Hawkins, born January 23, 1874, Elkrun Township, Columbiana County, Ohio;  died March 16, 1944, Colorado.  Married Grace L. Binford on April 12, 1899 in Cheney, Nebraska.
  2. Blanche O. Hawkins, born June 29, 1876, Elkrun Township, Columbiana County, Ohio; died June 15, 1937, Panama City, Panama.  Married, William Frankenberger Ilgen on May 5, 1901 in Lincoln, Nebraska.
  3. Eva Bell Hawkins, born February 19, 1878, Elkrun Township, Columbiana County, Ohio; died February 6, 1980, Colorado.  Married Joshua Franklin Ford on June 18, 1902 in Lincoln, Nebraska.  Married second, Jeremiah Ringler Burbaugh on May 28,1924 in Council Bluffs, Iowa.  Married third, Edmund R. Otis on June 11, 1925 in Colorado Springs, Colorado.  Divorced on May 22, 1936.  
  4. Frank O. Hawkins, born January 28, 1880, Lancaster County, Nebraska; died March 27, 1935 in Missouri.  Married Chloe Mae Gressley on September 7, 1902 at Rosendale, Missouri.
  5. John Byron Hawkins, born February 1, 1882, Lancaster County, Nebraska; died May 6, 1947 in Los Angeles, California.  Married Ida Mae.  No further details.





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