The only child of Gregory and Sarah (Sager) Hawley.
She lived in Columbus, Ohio for many years after leaving Union County. During this time she lived with her widowed mother (after early 1888) and was a teacher in the Columbus City Schools, teaching elementary and middle grades, likely not knowing at one point she was working at the Eighth Ave. school with a future cousin in law Helen Hafford. In 1890, while working at the First Ave. school she made a salary of $468.75 for the year!
Upon her retirement (after 1906) she relocated from Columbus, passing away at a rest home in Unionville Center, Ohio. She was buried alongside her mother in the historic Mitchell-Robinson Cemetery in Union County, Ohio.
She lived in Columbus, Ohio for many years after leaving Union County. During this time she lived with her widowed mother (after early 1888) and was a teacher in the Columbus City Schools, teaching elementary and middle grades, likely not knowing at one point she was working at the Eighth Ave. school with a future cousin in law Helen Hafford. In 1890, while working at the First Ave. school she made a salary of $468.75 for the year!
Upon her retirement (after 1906) she relocated from Columbus, passing away at a rest home in Unionville Center, Ohio. She was buried alongside her mother in the historic Mitchell-Robinson Cemetery in Union County, Ohio.
The only child of Gregory and Sarah (Sager) Hawley.
She lived in Columbus, Ohio for many years after leaving Union County. During this time she lived with her widowed mother (after early 1888) and was a teacher in the Columbus City Schools, teaching elementary and middle grades, likely not knowing at one point she was working at the Eighth Ave. school with a future cousin in law Helen Hafford. In 1890, while working at the First Ave. school she made a salary of $468.75 for the year!
Upon her retirement (after 1906) she relocated from Columbus, passing away at a rest home in Unionville Center, Ohio. She was buried alongside her mother in the historic Mitchell-Robinson Cemetery in Union County, Ohio.
She lived in Columbus, Ohio for many years after leaving Union County. During this time she lived with her widowed mother (after early 1888) and was a teacher in the Columbus City Schools, teaching elementary and middle grades, likely not knowing at one point she was working at the Eighth Ave. school with a future cousin in law Helen Hafford. In 1890, while working at the First Ave. school she made a salary of $468.75 for the year!
Upon her retirement (after 1906) she relocated from Columbus, passing away at a rest home in Unionville Center, Ohio. She was buried alongside her mother in the historic Mitchell-Robinson Cemetery in Union County, Ohio.
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