Howard Earl Hawley

1886 - 1965  (79 years)

• Name	Howard Earl Hawley
  Born	5 Jun 1886	Milford Center, Union Co, Ohio, USA
  Gender	Male
  Died	25 Jun 1965	Delaware, Delaware Co, Ohio, USA
  Buried	Sunbury, Delaware Co, Ohio, USA (Sunbury Cemetery)
  Person ID	I13036	A00 Hoar and Horr Families North America
  Last Modified	22 Mar 2009

  
  

  Family	Jessie Eliza Hafford,   b. 25 Sep 1887, Columbus, Franklin Co, Ohio, USA ,   d. 18 Nov 1971, Delaware, Delaware Co, Ohio, USA  (Age 84 years)
  Married	16 Sep 1909	Columbus, Franklin Co, Ohio, USA
  Last Modified	22 Mar 2009
  Family ID	F5879	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Notes

  Wedding Announcement: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Williams Hafford / announce the marriage of their daughter / Jessie Eliza / to / Mr. Howard Earl Hawley / Thursday, September sixteenth / Nineteen hundred and nine / Columbus, Ohio.In possession of Albert M. Muth, Livonia, MI 1996. Newspaper clipping (unidentified provenance): Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hawley, of Columbus, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. M.M. Grant, of North Plum street. They were married last Thursday night at the home of the bride, nee Miss Jessie Hafford, in the capital city, and came here immediately after the ceremony. Mrs. Grant is the bridegroom's aunt. Irving Grant, his cousin, was the bridegroom's best man at the ceremony, which was attended by about forty relatives and friends. In possession of Albert M. Muth, Livonia, MI 1996. 1904 Graduated from North High School Columbus 1909 Graduated from Ohio State University, degree of bachelor of law 1910 He and his wife went to Missoula, Montana, then to Timber Valley, Washington, then to Portland, Oregon Worked as Teller in street car company. 1912- Gateman on the St. John's ferry (Mate's duties also) 1912. Bought house at 63 W. Church Street. about 1916 Wife, Virginia, and Howard began to attend the Ockley Green Evangelical Sunday School. 1917 Whole family ill with scarlet fever. Quarantined for 3 months. 1918 Wife, Virginia and Howard made a 3 months trip to visit relatives in Columbus. Was Storekeeper in the Coast Shipbuilding Company. 1919 Storekeeper, dubber, planer, and plugger for the Grant-Smith-Porter Shipyards. 1920 Steel cutter and pipe hanger's helper for Vancouver Shipyard. 1920. Sold house on on Church St.; rented until June 1921 on Interstate Avenue. June 1921. Whole family moved east. Lived at 2105 Indiana Avenue with wife's sisters until April 1922. Children Virginia and Howard attended Northwood Ave. School (5th and 2nd grades, respectively). 1921. Timekeeper for Mt. Vernon Bridge Construction Company. 1922. Bought 14 acre farm in Delaware County. Moved there in April. Started chicken and egg route in Columbus. Planted farm in apple and peach orchard. 1928. Went back to O.S.U., education courses. 1931. Elected as Sunday School superintendent (Center Village M.E. Church) 1932. Appointed as Justice of the Peace of Harlem Twp.