spouse of Andrew
* Last name of HAYWOOD is incorrectly etched on the grave monument as it should have been HAYWARD as confirmed by :
1) 1860 U.S. census.
2) " The history of Ceres and its near vicinity, from its early settlement in 1798 to the present "
by Mann, M. W. (Mary W.); King, Maria; Published 1896.
3) Personal letters and notes from the Hornblower family.
4) However, because the name Haywood is engraved on the monument and her daughter uses the name of Haywood when she married John H. Barry on 26 Feb. 1890 in Harris, Texas. The possibility of Haywood remains.
.
Emily was the 5th and youngest child of William James Hornblower and Anna Edwards Hornblower. Emily was not born in England as her family emigrated from London and arrived at the port of NYC on November 29, 1831. The family established residency in Brooklyn where W. J. Hornblower had opened a goldsmith/ jewelry shop. Emily was born in NYC in 1837. In 1847, W. J. Hornblower decided to retire and had moved his family to Ceres Township, McKean, Pennsylvania. He bought some land where he built a home in 1848 and worked as a farmer.
Emily had married Andrew Hayward and in 1865 she gave birth to a daughter, Emily Anna Hayward. Emily's death was the result from child birth hemorrhaging . Andrew allowed his wife's sister, Anna Hornblower Greene, to adopt and raise baby Emily. Andrew Hayward whereabouts is unknown but probable he had moved to Eau Claire, Wisconsin per 1880 & 1900 U.S. Census as his birth year (1831), place of birth (NY State) and marital status of "widowed" as Emily died in 1865 was consistent with the 1860 U.S. Census. Emily Anna Hayward is listed as Emily H. Green on 1870 U.S. Census, Emily Green on NYS 1875 Census and on 1880 U.S. Census residing at her uncle Edward T. Hornblower in Arlington, Massachusetts.
* Last name of HAYWOOD is incorrectly etched on the grave monument as it should have been HAYWARD as confirmed by :
1) 1860 U.S. census.
2) " The history of Ceres and its near vicinity, from its early settlement in 1798 to the present "
by Mann, M. W. (Mary W.); King, Maria; Published 1896.
3) Personal letters and notes from the Hornblower family.
4) However, because the name Haywood is engraved on the monument and her daughter uses the name of Haywood when she married John H. Barry on 26 Feb. 1890 in Harris, Texas. The possibility of Haywood remains.
.
Emily was the 5th and youngest child of William James Hornblower and Anna Edwards Hornblower. Emily was not born in England as her family emigrated from London and arrived at the port of NYC on November 29, 1831. The family established residency in Brooklyn where W. J. Hornblower had opened a goldsmith/ jewelry shop. Emily was born in NYC in 1837. In 1847, W. J. Hornblower decided to retire and had moved his family to Ceres Township, McKean, Pennsylvania. He bought some land where he built a home in 1848 and worked as a farmer.
Emily had married Andrew Hayward and in 1865 she gave birth to a daughter, Emily Anna Hayward. Emily's death was the result from child birth hemorrhaging . Andrew allowed his wife's sister, Anna Hornblower Greene, to adopt and raise baby Emily. Andrew Hayward whereabouts is unknown but probable he had moved to Eau Claire, Wisconsin per 1880 & 1900 U.S. Census as his birth year (1831), place of birth (NY State) and marital status of "widowed" as Emily died in 1865 was consistent with the 1860 U.S. Census. Emily Anna Hayward is listed as Emily H. Green on 1870 U.S. Census, Emily Green on NYS 1875 Census and on 1880 U.S. Census residing at her uncle Edward T. Hornblower in Arlington, Massachusetts.
spouse of Andrew
* Last name of HAYWOOD is incorrectly etched on the grave monument as it should have been HAYWARD as confirmed by :
1) 1860 U.S. census.
2) " The history of Ceres and its near vicinity, from its early settlement in 1798 to the present "
by Mann, M. W. (Mary W.); King, Maria; Published 1896.
3) Personal letters and notes from the Hornblower family.
4) However, because the name Haywood is engraved on the monument and her daughter uses the name of Haywood when she married John H. Barry on 26 Feb. 1890 in Harris, Texas. The possibility of Haywood remains.
.
Emily was the 5th and youngest child of William James Hornblower and Anna Edwards Hornblower. Emily was not born in England as her family emigrated from London and arrived at the port of NYC on November 29, 1831. The family established residency in Brooklyn where W. J. Hornblower had opened a goldsmith/ jewelry shop. Emily was born in NYC in 1837. In 1847, W. J. Hornblower decided to retire and had moved his family to Ceres Township, McKean, Pennsylvania. He bought some land where he built a home in 1848 and worked as a farmer.
Emily had married Andrew Hayward and in 1865 she gave birth to a daughter, Emily Anna Hayward. Emily's death was the result from child birth hemorrhaging . Andrew allowed his wife's sister, Anna Hornblower Greene, to adopt and raise baby Emily. Andrew Hayward whereabouts is unknown but probable he had moved to Eau Claire, Wisconsin per 1880 & 1900 U.S. Census as his birth year (1831), place of birth (NY State) and marital status of "widowed" as Emily died in 1865 was consistent with the 1860 U.S. Census. Emily Anna Hayward is listed as Emily H. Green on 1870 U.S. Census, Emily Green on NYS 1875 Census and on 1880 U.S. Census residing at her uncle Edward T. Hornblower in Arlington, Massachusetts.
* Last name of HAYWOOD is incorrectly etched on the grave monument as it should have been HAYWARD as confirmed by :
1) 1860 U.S. census.
2) " The history of Ceres and its near vicinity, from its early settlement in 1798 to the present "
by Mann, M. W. (Mary W.); King, Maria; Published 1896.
3) Personal letters and notes from the Hornblower family.
4) However, because the name Haywood is engraved on the monument and her daughter uses the name of Haywood when she married John H. Barry on 26 Feb. 1890 in Harris, Texas. The possibility of Haywood remains.
.
Emily was the 5th and youngest child of William James Hornblower and Anna Edwards Hornblower. Emily was not born in England as her family emigrated from London and arrived at the port of NYC on November 29, 1831. The family established residency in Brooklyn where W. J. Hornblower had opened a goldsmith/ jewelry shop. Emily was born in NYC in 1837. In 1847, W. J. Hornblower decided to retire and had moved his family to Ceres Township, McKean, Pennsylvania. He bought some land where he built a home in 1848 and worked as a farmer.
Emily had married Andrew Hayward and in 1865 she gave birth to a daughter, Emily Anna Hayward. Emily's death was the result from child birth hemorrhaging . Andrew allowed his wife's sister, Anna Hornblower Greene, to adopt and raise baby Emily. Andrew Hayward whereabouts is unknown but probable he had moved to Eau Claire, Wisconsin per 1880 & 1900 U.S. Census as his birth year (1831), place of birth (NY State) and marital status of "widowed" as Emily died in 1865 was consistent with the 1860 U.S. Census. Emily Anna Hayward is listed as Emily H. Green on 1870 U.S. Census, Emily Green on NYS 1875 Census and on 1880 U.S. Census residing at her uncle Edward T. Hornblower in Arlington, Massachusetts.
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