From The History of Westmoreland County, Vol. II (p. 623)
Samuel Hawk, son the emigrant [whose father emigrated from Germany about the beginning of the nineteenth century], followed agricultural pursuits in Allegheny township until some time in the sixties, when he moved with a part of his family to Iowa, and there spent his remaining years. His wife was Eliza Eck, and the following were their children: Julia, deceased; Belle (twin to Julia), wife of a Mr. Cline of Kansas; Katharine, wife of Joseph Nelly of Bell Township; George W., mentioned hereinafter; John (twin to George W.) resides in Iowa; Samuel; Margaret, wife of a Mr. Bronner; Mary, wife of a Mr. Fisher; Albert; Jennie, deceased; and Lizzie. The death of Mr. Hawk, the father, occurred in 1880, and was followed one year later by that of his widow.
Samuel Hawk, son the emigrant [whose father emigrated from Germany about the beginning of the nineteenth century], followed agricultural pursuits in Allegheny township until some time in the sixties, when he moved with a part of his family to Iowa, and there spent his remaining years. His wife was Eliza Eck, and the following were their children: Julia, deceased; Belle (twin to Julia), wife of a Mr. Cline of Kansas; Katharine, wife of Joseph Nelly of Bell Township; George W., mentioned hereinafter; John (twin to George W.) resides in Iowa; Samuel; Margaret, wife of a Mr. Bronner; Mary, wife of a Mr. Fisher; Albert; Jennie, deceased; and Lizzie. The death of Mr. Hawk, the father, occurred in 1880, and was followed one year later by that of his widow.
From The History of Westmoreland County, Vol. II (p. 623)
Samuel Hawk, son the emigrant [whose father emigrated from Germany about the beginning of the nineteenth century], followed agricultural pursuits in Allegheny township until some time in the sixties, when he moved with a part of his family to Iowa, and there spent his remaining years. His wife was Eliza Eck, and the following were their children: Julia, deceased; Belle (twin to Julia), wife of a Mr. Cline of Kansas; Katharine, wife of Joseph Nelly of Bell Township; George W., mentioned hereinafter; John (twin to George W.) resides in Iowa; Samuel; Margaret, wife of a Mr. Bronner; Mary, wife of a Mr. Fisher; Albert; Jennie, deceased; and Lizzie. The death of Mr. Hawk, the father, occurred in 1880, and was followed one year later by that of his widow.
Samuel Hawk, son the emigrant [whose father emigrated from Germany about the beginning of the nineteenth century], followed agricultural pursuits in Allegheny township until some time in the sixties, when he moved with a part of his family to Iowa, and there spent his remaining years. His wife was Eliza Eck, and the following were their children: Julia, deceased; Belle (twin to Julia), wife of a Mr. Cline of Kansas; Katharine, wife of Joseph Nelly of Bell Township; George W., mentioned hereinafter; John (twin to George W.) resides in Iowa; Samuel; Margaret, wife of a Mr. Bronner; Mary, wife of a Mr. Fisher; Albert; Jennie, deceased; and Lizzie. The death of Mr. Hawk, the father, occurred in 1880, and was followed one year later by that of his widow.
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