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Cyrus Hawley

Birth	:	15 Oct 1808 Norfolk, Litchfield County, Connecticut, USA
Death	:	23 Oct 1877 Muscatine, Muscatine County, Iowa, USA
Burial	:	Saint Stephen Cemetery, Fort Thomas, Campbell County, USA
Coordinate	:	39.0511017, -84.4503021
Description	:	------------------------- From Find A Grave contributor Family Finders #47321903 Email address: [email protected] CYRUS HAWLEY, who was numbered among the pioneers of 1840, was a native of Norfolk, Conn., where his birth occurred on the 16th of October, 1808. He was the fourth of 6 children of Earl P. and Irene ( Frisby ) Hawley; 1 Charlotte; 2 Lucia (wife of Israel Dickinson of Wilksborough, Pa); 3 Laura (wife of Franklin Thurston, who died in New Albany, Ind); 5 Maria (wife of Mr. Crow, of Jeffersonville, Ind); and 6 Olive (who died at Norfolk, Conn). At the age of 19 our subject... Read More	------------------------- From Find A Grave contributor Family Finders #47321903 Email address: [email protected] CYRUS HAWLEY, who was numbered among the pioneers of 1840, was a native of Norfolk, Conn., where his birth occurred on the 16th of October, 1808. He was the fourth of 6 children of Earl P. and Irene ( Frisby ) Hawley; 1 Charlotte; 2 Lucia (wife of Israel Dickinson of Wilksborough, Pa); 3 Laura (wife of Franklin Thurston, who died in New Albany, Ind); 5 Maria (wife of Mr. Crow, of Jeffersonville, Ind); and 6 Olive (who died at Norfolk, Conn). At the age of 19 our subject left his home and started out in life for himself, securing employment with Collins & Company, as traveling salesman in the Southern States, where he sold axes and other farm implements. The succeeding 4 years were passed in that employment, after which he was employed in the same capacity by the Sparks book firm, the largest firm of that kind in Boston at the time. For several years he worked for Mr. Sparks, and then, wishing to become a resident of Louisville, Ky, removed to that city in 1836. While there making his home, he was united in marriage with Miss Martha Wilson, of Pittsburgh, on the 21st of September, 1836. The young people began their domestic life in that Southern city, where they remained until 1840, when they determined to cast their lot with the pioneers of Iowa, and boarded a vessel which carried them to their destination. It was the same vessel which bore the news of the election of William Henry Harrison to the people of the State. Mr. Hawley located with his family upon land situated twelve miles south of Muscatine, where he engaged in farming for a period of three years, when he removed to the city. After engaging in business for some time he again turned his attention to farming, and made his home on Muscatine Island, but once more he abandoned agricultural pursuits and returned to Muscatine, where in 1850, he began the manufacture of brick, which he continued until 1862. At that time he embarked in the insurance business, which he followed until called from the earth by death. In the month of September, 1850, Mr. Hawley was called upon to mourn the loss of his wife. Seven children were born of their union : Theodocia died in infancy in Louisville, Ky.; Ellen M., was born in Louisville, Dec. 5. 1839, and married F. E. Humphreys, and now resides in Mason City, Iowa ; Theodocia, born March 21, 1841, married F. L. Underwood, and is living in Kansas City, Mo.; Cyrus Albert, born Jan. 1, 1843, died Jan. 12, 1856 ; Laura L. Blanche, born Sept. 11, 1845, became the wife of Capt. W. A. Clarke, and died May 17, 1885 ; William A., born Nov.26, 1847, died on the field of battle at Kennesaw Mountain, July 4, 1864 ; Martha Jeffery, born July 27, 1850, married E. Holmes, of Kansas City. In 1852 Mr. Hawley was again united in marriage, his second union being with Miss Elizabeth Metteer, a daughter of Charles and Zilpha ( Whitaker ) Metteer, and a resident of Blue Grass, Iowa, though formerly residing in Broome County, N. Y. The family circle of this worthy couple was completed by the birth of five children : Charles D., born June 20, 1853, died March 14, 1854, in Muscatine ;Lucia W., born Dec. 12, 1854, died in November, 1875 ; Cyrus E., born Aug. 29, 1858, died March 28, 1861 ; Frances E., born Nov. 25, 1861, is at home ; Cyrus L., born jan. 19, 1864, married Flora Sawyer, of Picton, Canada, and is now paying-teller in McCormick & Company's Bank of Salt Lake City, Utah, where he resides. Source: Portrait and Biographical Album, Muscatine County, Iowa, 1889, page 571 -------------------------

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Cyrus Hawley's memorial is located at: Saint Stephen Cemetery, Fort Thomas, Campbell County, USA.
When did Cyrus Hawley death?
Cyrus Hawley death on 23 Oct 1877 in Muscatine, Muscatine County, Iowa, USA
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Latitude: 39.0511017
Longitude: -84.4503021

Family Members:

Spouse

Martha Wilson Hawley

(1813 - 1850)

Elizabeth A Metteer Hawley

(1824 - 1910)

Children

Cyrus Albert Hawley

(1843 - 1856)

Charles Dickinson Hawley

(1853 - 1854)

Lucia W Hawley

(1854 - 1875)

Cyrus Edward Hawley

(1858 - 1861)

Frances E Hawley

(1861 - 1928)

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