Youngest daughter of William Hewes (1761-1855) and his wife Abigail Woodcock (1758-1816). She never married. She is enumerated with her father in her brother Lumen's household in 1850 in Crete, Will Co, IL. She is enumerated in her nephew Lumen's household in 1860 in Bloom, Cook Co, IL.
She is not to be confused with William Hewe's granddaughter, Abigail Hewes, the daughter of William's son Benjamin who was born in 1824, married Aaron Young in 1848, and is enumerated in 1850 in Bloom, Cook Co, IL. She died in 1902 in Chicago, Cook Co, IL.
She is not to be confused with William Hewe's granddaughter, Abigail Hewes, the daughter of William's son Benjamin who was born in 1824, married Aaron Young in 1848, and is enumerated in 1850 in Bloom, Cook Co, IL. She died in 1902 in Chicago, Cook Co, IL.
Youngest daughter of William Hewes (1761-1855) and his wife Abigail Woodcock (1758-1816). She never married. She is enumerated with her father in her brother Lumen's household in 1850 in Crete, Will Co, IL. She is enumerated in her nephew Lumen's household in 1860 in Bloom, Cook Co, IL.
She is not to be confused with William Hewe's granddaughter, Abigail Hewes, the daughter of William's son Benjamin who was born in 1824, married Aaron Young in 1848, and is enumerated in 1850 in Bloom, Cook Co, IL. She died in 1902 in Chicago, Cook Co, IL.
She is not to be confused with William Hewe's granddaughter, Abigail Hewes, the daughter of William's son Benjamin who was born in 1824, married Aaron Young in 1848, and is enumerated in 1850 in Bloom, Cook Co, IL. She died in 1902 in Chicago, Cook Co, IL.
Inscription
"Memento Mori- In memory of Abigail Hewes - Whose etherial part became a seraph- April 16 1861-
Aged 58 yrs"
Gravesite Details
Her gravestone is next to that of her father's, Patriot William Hewes.
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