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Mary Ann SMITH
  - 1840

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  1. Mary Ann SMITH d. Between 1840 and 1842, , Cuyahoga, Ohio.

    Notes:
    Per email 21 Sep 2002 from Nancy Hodgkinson, Mary Ann Smith's parish of residence was St. Pancras, Middlesex. This information was from reviewing parish records.

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    Per Index to Marriage License Applications Cuyahoga County, Ohio, February 23, 1829 - August, 1851, Volumes 1 through 6, compiled by Cuyahoga West Chapter of Ohio Genealogical Society, Mary Ann may have remarried to A. B. Haines on 27 Oct 1849. (viewed at the Western Reserve Historical Library, Cleveland, Ohio 5/19/05 sla)

    She is believed to have died sometime before sons Thomas and Stephen left for Wisconsin.

    Mary m. Thomas HOOK 6 Dec 1808, Tenterden, Kent, England. Thomas b. 24 Nov 1769, Tenterden, Kent, England; d. 9 Mar 1841, Brooklyn, Cuyahoga, Ohio; bur. Mar 1841, Brooklyn, Cuyahoga, Ohio. [Group Sheet]

    Notes:
    2 males between ages 20-30, 1 male between 70-80, 1 female between 50-60.

    Children:
    1. Thomas Smith HOOK b. 11 Nov 1810, Tenterden, Kent, England; c. 23 Dec 1810, Tenterden, Kent, England; d. 31 May 1888, Oregon, Dane, Wisconsin; bur. 1888, Mt. Hope Cemetery, Brooklyn, Green, Wisconsin.
    2. Stephen HOOK b. 19 May 1813, Tenterden, Kent, England; c. 18 Jul 1813; d. 9 Apr 1880, Oregon, Dane, Wisconsin; bur. Apr 1880, Mt. Hope Cemetery, Brooklyn, Green, Wisconsin.

Generation: 2

  
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