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« on: Saturday 22 February 25 16:04 GMT (UK) »
Ok. I don't have a lot of experience with researching geanology so bear with me and have patience.
I need to clarify some of the facts that I mave have written.
My great-grandfather is James L Hawkins and my great-grandmother is Mary Catherine Price Barrow.
Mary Catherine Price was married to James Barrow and he died after 2 years. She then married James Hawkins. She is not a Baumy. The Baumy in the family would be Mary Catherine Hawkins daugher-in-law by the name of Emma Mae Baumy. Emma Mae Baumy was married to William Andrew Hawkins and they had 10 children.
I thought that I had the correct 1860 US census that showed James/Mary but the one that I have is the one that everyone else has showing a James/Ellen which is not the correct family.
I cannot open the link for the 1900 US census so I can't view the data.
In the 1870 US census it shows that James/Mary had 5 children with these birthdates - Thomas- 1853, John- 1856, Mary- 1865, William- 1867, Catherine- 1870. Note: The names for the 1870 census is shown as Haskins but on the handwritten copy it could be Haskins or Hawkins so is this the correct family.
I found the following children for John/Mary - John- 1856, A Maria- 1857, Peter- 1859, Mary- 1865, William- 1869.
In the 1870 US census it shows Mary Catherine Hawkins as age 37 born in 1833. The 1880 US census shows her age as 40 born in 1840. I'm not sure what the 1890 US census shows but these dates and ages don't match up.
Jon_ni posted this:
James married to Mary Catherine Baumy formerly Barrow, nee Price on 20 Jul 1854 in USA
based on 1870 census that is - AFTER Thomas's birth
Mary was a widow at marriage, is Thomas her son or was James a widower also?
A Familysearch or Ancestry tree link might be the quickest so everyone can see the full picture.
I have not found any documentation showing that James was a widower or not. I'm also not sure that the Haskins is the same as Hawkins so the children may be wrong.
I am still reading all of the information and looking at the databases but as I said earlier this is a lot of information to process and will take me some time.
I do not like using FamilySearch and don't think that it has all of the data that I need.
Thank you for helping me research my family. I know that it is taking up a lot of your time and I appreciate it. You all seem to be very knowledgeable and I don't think that I can do it on my own.
So what steps do you suggest that I should do and are there any questions?