Nancy Gertrude (Nanie) Hawkins

(July 06, 1873 - March 08, 1897)

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Born:	July 06, 1873	Certified	Father:	Edmond Liston Hawkins (September 05, 1843 - January 17, 1940)
Died:	March 08, 1897	Certified	Mother:	Malinda Jane James (August 27, 1844 - June 16, 1901)
Children:	Arrah M. Baughman (March 08, 1897 - March 08, 1897)		Siblings:	Minnie Florence Hawkins (Born July 27, 1862) William C. Hawkins (March 21, 1865 - April 28, 1962) Edmond S. Hawkins (December 25, 1866 - April 21, 1898) Etta M. Hawkins (Born November 22, 1867) Lillie T. Hawkins (Born December 08, 1870)

Married:

William Baughman on January 02, 1895

Certified

Notes

Child of EDMOND HAWKINS and MALINDA JAMES // Married William BAUGHMAN 02 Jan. 1895 and had one child: Arrah M. BAUGHMAN (born and died 08 March 1897) // Died 08 March 1897 - the same day her infant daughter died (Could she have died as a result of childbirth??) / Burial location unknown ///// Siblings include: 1. MINNIE FLORENCE HAWKINS, b. July 27, 1862. / 2. WILLIAM C. HAWKINS, b. March 21, 1865. / 3. EDMOND F. HAWKINS, b. December 25, 1866; d. April 21, 1897; m. ARRAH JAKEMAY, July 31, 1892. Notes for EDMOND HAWKINS: Taken from The Pound and Kester Book: Resided at Sidney, Illinois. No children.[Liston.FTW] / 4. ETTA M. HAWKINS, b. November 22, 1867. / 5. LILLIE T. HAWKINS, b. December 08, 1870. // ***** // ***** // ***** // ***** // From the History of Vermillion County: "Gertrude, born July 6, 1873, was married at Fairmount, Illinois, to William Baughman. The ceremony took place June 2, 1895, and was performed by Rev. S. S. Jones, of Danville. They resided at 216 East Madison street, in Danville, Illinois, at the time of her death, which occurred at 5:30 Monday evening, March 8, 1897. Mrs. Baughman was a most efficient worker in the Christian church, was president of the Endeavor Society ... was Sunday school teacher and leader of the choir. Her funeral services were held from the Baptist church, Rev. S. S. Jones officiating. Her remains were interred in Greenview cemetery. When she died the community lost an exemplary Christian woman, whose death was deeply mourned by many friends as well as her immediate family."