Malaha "Ann" Cline was the second child born to Samuel Cline 1826 – 1880 and Mary Jane Long 1828 – 1868. Ann had three siblings, Highlander A Cline 1853; Courtney Cline 1856; and James H. Cline 1868 – 1940.
Ann married Samuel Alexander Hawkins (Alex) in Hawkins Co., on Feb. 5, 1880 and lived on a farms near White Horn and Bulls Gap, Hawkins Co., Tennessee. She gave birth to five children, William N. Hawkins 1881; James Venoy Hawkins 1883 – 1949; Henry H. Hawkins 1889 – 1969; Lizzie Lee Hawkins 1894 – 1908; and Dewey Patrick Hawkins 1898 – 1960.
The 1920 census revealed that they were living in rural Bulls Gap among the farms of her relatives many relatives. Ann died on Jan. 11, 1926. A few days later she was laid to rest in the cemetery joining the Pleasant Hill Methodist Church.
Ann married Samuel Alexander Hawkins (Alex) in Hawkins Co., on Feb. 5, 1880 and lived on a farms near White Horn and Bulls Gap, Hawkins Co., Tennessee. She gave birth to five children, William N. Hawkins 1881; James Venoy Hawkins 1883 – 1949; Henry H. Hawkins 1889 – 1969; Lizzie Lee Hawkins 1894 – 1908; and Dewey Patrick Hawkins 1898 – 1960.
The 1920 census revealed that they were living in rural Bulls Gap among the farms of her relatives many relatives. Ann died on Jan. 11, 1926. A few days later she was laid to rest in the cemetery joining the Pleasant Hill Methodist Church.
Malaha "Ann" Cline was the second child born to Samuel Cline 1826 – 1880 and Mary Jane Long 1828 – 1868. Ann had three siblings, Highlander A Cline 1853; Courtney Cline 1856; and James H. Cline 1868 – 1940.
Ann married Samuel Alexander Hawkins (Alex) in Hawkins Co., on Feb. 5, 1880 and lived on a farms near White Horn and Bulls Gap, Hawkins Co., Tennessee. She gave birth to five children, William N. Hawkins 1881; James Venoy Hawkins 1883 – 1949; Henry H. Hawkins 1889 – 1969; Lizzie Lee Hawkins 1894 – 1908; and Dewey Patrick Hawkins 1898 – 1960.
The 1920 census revealed that they were living in rural Bulls Gap among the farms of her relatives many relatives. Ann died on Jan. 11, 1926. A few days later she was laid to rest in the cemetery joining the Pleasant Hill Methodist Church.
Ann married Samuel Alexander Hawkins (Alex) in Hawkins Co., on Feb. 5, 1880 and lived on a farms near White Horn and Bulls Gap, Hawkins Co., Tennessee. She gave birth to five children, William N. Hawkins 1881; James Venoy Hawkins 1883 – 1949; Henry H. Hawkins 1889 – 1969; Lizzie Lee Hawkins 1894 – 1908; and Dewey Patrick Hawkins 1898 – 1960.
The 1920 census revealed that they were living in rural Bulls Gap among the farms of her relatives many relatives. Ann died on Jan. 11, 1926. A few days later she was laid to rest in the cemetery joining the Pleasant Hill Methodist Church.
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