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531. ORRIN SILAS6 HUTCHINSON(6) (MARY (POLLY)5 EBEY(5), GEORGE4 EBY-EBEY(4), GEORGE3 EBY(3), GEORGE2 EBY(2), DURST (THEODORUS)1 AEBI(1)) was born 24 Jul 1832 in Dublin, Franklin Co., Ohio, and died 11 Dec 1908 in Prob. Prescott, Pierce Co., Wisconsin. He married MARY ELEANOR CUMBEY 16 Aug 1860 in Stillwater, Minnesota. She was born 02 Nov 1841 in Illinois, and died 23 Jun 1931 in St. Louis, Michigan.

Notes for ORRIN SILAS HUTCHINSON(6):
1880 Census Prescott, Pierce Co., Wisconsin
Hutchinson, Orrin, age 47; grain dealer; b. In Ohio, his father b. In New York mother in Penn.
Wife; Mary E. age 38, keeping house, b. Illinois, her father in Virginia, mother in Illinois
Children:
Caroline M., age 18, b. In Wisconsin
Syinda H., age 17, b. In Wisconsin
William C., age 8, b. In Wisconsin

More About ORRIN SILAS HUTCHINSON(6):
Census: 1880, Prescott, Pierce Co., Wisconsin
Occupation: Grain dealer
     
Children of ORRIN HUTCHINSON(6) and MARY CUMBEY are:
1388. i.   CAROLINE MAY7 HUTCHINSON(7), b. 11 Jul 1861, Prescott, Pierce Co., Wisconsin.
1389. ii.   HARRIET SYINDA HUTCHINSON(7), b. 25 May 1864, Prescott, Wisconsin; d. 19 Jun 1922, Bald Eagle, Minnesota.
  iii.   WILLIAM C. HUTCHINSON(7), b. 1872.
  More About WILLIAM C. HUTCHINSON(7):
Census: 1880, Prescott, Pierce Co., Wisconsin



532. CHARLES ALLEN6 HUTCHINSON(6) (MARY (POLLY)5 EBEY(5), GEORGE4 EBY-EBEY(4), GEORGE3 EBY(3), GEORGE2 EBY(2), DURST (THEODORUS)1 AEBI(1)) was born 27 Oct 1834 in Dublin, Franklin Co., Ohio, and died 19 Sep 1894 in Waneka, Dunn County, Wisconsin. He married (1) JANE DAVIS Abt. 1861 in Ohio. She was born Abt. 1841 in Ohio?, and died 17 Mar 1869 in Prob. Prescott, Pierce Co., Wisconsin. He married (2) SARAH ELLEN WARREN 09 Feb 1873, daughter of WILLIAM WARREN and MARIA BARNES. She was born 25 May 1850 in Port Hope, and died 10 Jan 1943 in Ardmore, Oklahoma.

Notes for CHARLES ALLEN HUTCHINSON(6):
C.A. Hutchinson died at the residence of his son-in-law, Hug Campbell, in Waneka, Dunn County, Wisconsin, Sept. 19. 1894 of cancer of the bowels. He was 60 years of age. He had been a resident of Dunn County 22 years and a member of the Order 36 years. He was the first member to apply for the Veteran Jewel and received jewel No. 1, August 24th, 1889. C.A. Hutchinson was the son of Amazaiah and Mary (Polly). Father of C. B. Hutchinson.

Notes for Charles Allen Hutchinson:
1880 Census, Spring Brook Town, Dunn Co., Wisconsin.
Hutchinson, Charles A. age 45, Commercial Farmer, b. In Ohio, father in Penn, mother in Penn.
Wife; Sarah, age 30, keeping house, b. In Canada, father in Canada, mother in New York
Children: William M. age 5, son, born in Wisconsin
Ruttic M. age 2, daughter, born in Wisconsin
Mary F. age 17, " " Ohio
Kathie " 15 " " "
Warren, Albert age 26, farmer, born in Canada, father in Canada, mother in N.Y.
Barton, Charles age 36, a painter & a boarder; birthplace not reported.

Charles A. Hutchinson - Was born in Dublin, Franklin county, Ohio, October 27th, 1834; immigrated to Wisconsin, April, 1867 and settled at Prescott, Pierce county; settled in Spring Brook, March 21st, 1873; married Miss Sarak E. Warren, February 9th, 1873. - From Dunn Co., News, June 30, 1883

MARRIED - HUTCHINSON - WARREN. - In Waneka, Feb. 9th, 1873, by Rev. J. C. Sherwin, Charles Hutchinson, of St. Paul, Minnesota, and Miss Sarah Warren, of Waneka, Wisconsin It was a very quiet, sensible wedding, on a very beautiful Sabbath day, and in the evening this good couple took the eastern bound train for a visit to friends in Ohio. The congratulations and good wishes of a host of true friends follow them. "May they live long and prosper." - From the Dunn Co., News, February 15, 1873


More About CHARLES ALLEN HUTCHINSON(6):
Date born 2: Menomonie, Wisconsin
Census: 1880, Spring Brook Town, Dunn Co., Wisconsin

Notes for SARAH ELLEN WARREN:
Mrs. Sarah Waldo, 92, a pioneer of Dunn County in its early days, passed from life Jan. 10, 1943 at the home of her daughter, Mrs. William Hutchinson, (Rachel) , Ardmore, Oklahoma Burial took place Jan. 12. Sarah Warren came to Menomonie, Wisconsin. with her parents Mr. and Mrs. William Warren in 1860 from Port Hope, Canda. From girlhood she took active interest in all that pertained to the welfare of this community, socially or otherwise. She was a member of the Dunn Co., Fair Assoc. at the time it was organized. Also a valued member of the Old Settlers Society and the Unitarian churn in its early days. She was especially interested in the Order of Odd Fellows. She was affiliated with the Rebekah Lodge over 70 years. She was a member of Evergreen lodge of Menomonie at the time of her death. She was president of the Wisconsin Rebekah State Assembly for 17 years. She was one of a committee, that located the Odd Fellows Home at Green Bay. She was its first matron and superintendent, also on its board of directors. Sarah Warren married Charles Allen Hutchinson in 1873 and for some years lived on a farm near Spring Brook, Dunn Co., They were the parents of 3 children. After her husband's death in 1894 she married Charles E. Waldo in Omaha. They lived in Cannon City, Colorado He died July 13, 1924 and she moved to her daughter's home in Oklahoma For over five years she was confined to her bed, a helpless invalid. Before her health failed she returned to Menomonie many times to visit friends and relatives. Mrs. Waldo is survived by her daughter, (Rachel) Mrs. William Hutchinson; one son Byron, Waverly, Iowa. a step-daughter , Miss Kate Hutchinson, Elk Mound. One son William preceded her in death. She was the mother of C. B. Hutchinson.

The following was written by Edna Rachel Marie Hutchinson Clark and copied by David Clark from her original typewritten page. There was no date as to when she wrote it.

My grandmother Waldo (dad's mother) was a remarkable dynamic old lady. To me she was always old, nothing phased her, she could stand her ground with the best of them or even come out ahead. I believe she could have moved into the Whitehouse and been the President's right hand man, if not President herself.

She *divorced her husband, and had three children to support and care for. She applied for and got the position as first Matron of the Odd Fellows Home for orphans and old folks in Green Bay, Wisconsin. This enabled her to provide a home for her children. She wrote for the newspapers, she wrote poems and hymns many of which were published. She was an avid Rebekah and held State offices many times. It was at a National Rebekah and Odd Fellows convection that she met Judge Edward Waldo. It was "love at first sight". He lived in Colorado and she was from Wisconsin, but distance makes the heart grow fonder. Omaha was equal distance for both so they met there and were married (May 11, 1905). After a two days honeymoon the Judge returned to Colorado and grandma went home to Wisconsin to see her daughter graduate from Stout University, and to pack her household for shipment to Colorado. Time were much easier for her after she married the Judge.

After her husband died on July 13, 1924 she moved to Oklahoma to live with her daughter (Rachel), but her summers were spent in Iowa and Wisconsin. She traveled back and forth until her 89th year, after that she was never strong enough to make the trip again. She died at 96. My sister (Sally) and I were her only grandchildren and we learned early in life that "grandma" would come across for us if things failed at home. She was a great believer in ESP and practiced it. She could tell fortunes with cards and tea leaves. Judge Waldo was the only grandpa I ever knew. Both my natural grandfathers died in the 1880's. My grandfather Hutchinson was a "drummer" and traveled by train to take his orders. Automobiles were still just a dream. Mother's father also died in the 1800's at age 47. His name was Martin Werner. He was survived by his wife and ten children.

*This is the only time I have ever seen divorce mentioned in the life of Sarah Ellen Warren and Charles Allen Hutchinson. All other accounts state she married Judge Waldo after the death of her husband an nothing else. Charles A's Obituary states he died at the home of his son-in-law and make no mention of any survivors, so they may well have been divorced.

*Note by David Clark.
     
Children of CHARLES HUTCHINSON(6) and JANE DAVIS are:
1390. i.   MARY F.7 HUTCHINSON(7), b. 15 Aug 1862, Dublin, Franklin Co., Ohio; d. Bet. 1933 - 1956, Prob. Elk Mound, Wisconsin.
  ii.   KATHERINE HUTCHINSON(7), b. 16 Jun 1865, Dublin, Franklin Co., Ohio; d. 11 Feb 1956, Wisconsin.
  Notes for KATHERINE HUTCHINSON(7):
OBITUARY - Katherine Hutchinson, Teaching Pioneer, Dies
Katherine Hutchinson, 91, died at the home of her grandnephew, Allen J. Campbell, 1313 Badger Ave. Saturday morning. Funeral services will be Monday at 1 P.M. from Lenmarks's, the Rev. Forrest York officiating. Burial will be in Waneka Cemetery. Miss Hutchinson was born in Dublin, Ohio in 1864 and came to Waneka at the age of seven. She received her teaching certificate in 1880 at the age of 16. She taught school in Meridean and Colfax before Coming to Eua Claire where she taught in the seventh and ninth ward schools. She also taught at the Teacher College Elementary School at the time the college was being built. She retired in 1929. She supervised the E. B. Ingram gardens until 1952 when she built a home in Elk Mound near her sister, Mary, Mrs. Hugh Campbell. During World War I she supervised the War Gardens in this area. The past year she made her home with Allen J. Campbell. Miss Hutchinson was a member of the First congregational Church in Eau Clair and the D.A.R. Miss Hutchinson is survived by one sister, Rachael Hutchinson, Ardmore, Oklahoma; one brother, Byron, Waverly, Iowa; two nephews, Hugh Campbell, Menomonie and Malcolm Campbell of Eau Claire. Friends may call on this afternoon and evening and Monday until the time of the service at Lenmark's.



  More About KATHERINE HUTCHINSON(7):
Burial: Feb 1956, Waneka Cemetery, Dunn Co., Wisconsin
     
Children of CHARLES HUTCHINSON(6) and SARAH WARREN are:
  iii.   WILLIAM CARLTON7 HUTCHINSON(7), b. 01 Jan 1875, Menomonie, Wisconsin; d. 08 Jun 1928.
  More About WILLIAM CARLTON HUTCHINSON(7):
Burial: Jun 1928, Waneka Cemetery, Dunn Co., Wisconsin
Cause of Death: Killed loading freight
  iv.   RACHEL MARIE HUTCHINSON(7), b. 03 Oct 1877, Menomonie, Wisconsin; d. 18 Aug 1973, Ardmore, Oklahoma; m. WILLIAM HUTCHINSON, 25 Mar 1915, Armore, Carter Co., Oklahoma; b. 20 Dec 1870; d. 29 May 1954, Armore, Carter Co., Oklahoma.
  Notes for RACHEL MARIE HUTCHINSON(7):
This William Hutchinson is not relation to her other than husband. She graduated from Stout University, in 1905, lived in Ok, did not had any children.

From Dunn Co., News, April 1, 1915 Hutchinson - Hutchinson
A wedding in which many Menomonie people will be much interested is that of Miss Rachel Hutchinson, formerly of this city, and William Hutchinson at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. Charles E. Waldo, in Canon City, Col. Thursday, March 25. Mrs Hutchinson is a Dunn county girl, having spent her early years on a farm at Waneka, later living in the city until about eight years ago when she went west with her mother. The Daily Record of Canon City has the following account of the wedding: "Today in a pretty wedding at 1 p. m. Mis Rachel Hutchinson, a popular Canon City girl, became Mrs. William Hutchinson at the home of Judge and Mrs. Charles E. Waldo, 621 River street. "Rev. George F. Sevier of the Fist Presbyterian Church, assisted by Rev. H. H. Darling of Christ Episcopal Church, conducted the beautiful ring ceremony. The ritual was pronounced in the back parlor midst a bower of palms and ferns which completely hid the large bay window. "The nicely decorated home was filled with many friends and relatives of the Bride. Those from out of town were Mrs. Eliza Warren of Menomonie, Weis., an aunt of the bride, and Miss Margaret Osmond, a friend from Great Bend, Kas. "Judge Waldo gave away the bride, who wore a becoming brown silk traveling suit. Immediately after the wedding ceremony two large wedding cakes were cut and a light buffet luncheon was served. Soon afterwards the happy couple left for Denver, from which point they will set out on an extensive wedding journey, the itinerary of which is a mystery to all except themselves. After the honeymoon trip Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson will return to Canon City for a brief stay and will go to Ardmore, Oklahoma, where Mr. Hutchinson has prepared a pleasant home for the bride. "The marriage of this afternoon is the culmination of an acquaintance which began nine years ago at Silver Cliffe, where they met while the bride was spending the summer there and the bridegroom was looking after his law practice. "Mrs. Hutchinson is a splendid young lady of accomplishments and is well liked by all who know her. Since her residence in Canon City she has been prominently associated with the social activities of the community. "Mr. Hutchinson is one of the able lawyers of Ardmore, Oklahoma, his home.


  More About RACHEL MARIE HUTCHINSON(7):
Date born 2: 03 Sep 1877
Education: 1905, Graduate of Stout University
S.S.#: 440-46-93801, 2 issued in OK about 1961

  More About WILLIAM HUTCHINSON:
Burial: Rose Hill Cemetery
1391. v.   CHARLES "BYRON" HUTCHINSON(7), b. 10 May 1881, Menomonie, Wisconsin; d. 02 Oct 1972, Allison Mano, Alison, Butler Co., Iowa.


533. GEORGE MACK6 HUTCHINSON(6) (MARY (POLLY)5 EBEY(5), GEORGE4 EBY-EBEY(4), GEORGE3 EBY(3), GEORGE2 EBY(2), DURST (THEODORUS)1 AEBI(1)) was born 24 Nov 1836. He married ANNE M. BILLINGSBY.
     
Child of GEORGE HUTCHINSON(6) and ANNE BILLINGSBY is:
  i.   MARY7 HUTCHINSON(7), b. 20 Mar 1883, Franklin Co., Ohio.


534. LEONIDAS (LEO) CLAY6 EBEY(6) (JOHN NEFF5 EBEY(5), GEORGE4 EBY-EBEY(4), GEORGE3 EBY(3), GEORGE2 EBY(2), DURST (THEODORUS)1 AEBI(1)) was born 02 Jun 1827 in Woodside, Sangamon, Illinois, and died 23 Jan 1911 in Hermon, , Colorado. He married (1) ANGELINE DANDEVEAUS 13 Feb 1850 in Brown Co., Illinois. He married (2) FAITHFULL W. SHIPLEY 30 Sep 1875 in Menard Co., Illinois. She was born Oct 1830 in Illinois.

Notes for LEONIDAS (LEO) CLAY EBEY(6):
1880 United States Census

Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
L. C. EBEY Self M Male W 50 IL Laborer KY KY
F. W. EBEY Wife M Female W 49 IL Keeping House MD MD
J. R. EBEY Dau S Female W 20 IL School Teacher --- ---
C. S. EBEY Dau S Female W 15 IL --- ---

Source Information:
Census Place Emporia, Lyon, Kansas


More About LEONIDAS (LEO) CLAY EBEY(6):
Name 2: L C Ebey
Name 3: Leonides C. (U) Ebey
Date born 2: Jun 1827, Illinois
Date born 3: 02 Jun 1827, Sangamon, Illinois, USA
Ancestral File Number: 1CB6-7RL
Burial: Jan 1911, Jacksonville, Morgan Co., Illinois
Residence 1: 1880, Emporia, Lyon, Kansas, United States
Residence 2: 1860, Jacksonville, Morgan, Illinois
Residence 3: 1900, Los Angeles Ward 6, Los Angeles, California

More About ANGELINE DANDEVEAUS:
Name 2: Angeline Vandeventer

More About FAITHFULL W. SHIPLEY:
Name 2: Faithful W. Shipley
     
Children of LEONIDAS EBEY(6) and ANGELINE DANDEVEAUS are:
  i.   J. R.7 EBEY(6), b. Abt. 1860, Illinois.
  ii.   C. S. EBEY(6), b. Abt. 1865, Illinois.

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