Individual Details

1930 Census. Kingston, Tuscola, MI, Hh 185
Merritt D. Hawley, 39, married at age 28, b. MI, father b. Canada, mother b. NY, Farmer
Sarah B., wife, 26, married at 17
Warren J., son, 10, b. MI (as were all the children)
Lenord G., son, 8
Mary R., dau, 6
Lena V., dau, 5
John M., son, 4 years, 2 months
Andrew D., don, 1 year, 11 months

1940 Census. Kingston Twp, Tuscola, MI, Hh 38
Lived in same house in 1935
Merrit D. Hawley, 40, b. MI as was the household, farm labor
Sarah B., wife, 39
Lena V., dau, 15
John M., son, 13
Andy D., son, 11
Irene B., dau, 9
Rewena B., dau, 9
Rosella M., dau, 8
Wayne T., son, 6
Beulah B., dau, 5
Willard A., son, 3
Alton A., son, age 1


Tuscola County Advertiser, 5 Jun 1985
Sarah Hawley
Cass City
Died Friday, May 31, 1985, at the Provincial House in Cass City. She was 83. She was born May 4, 1902 in Caro and was a life-long Tuscola County resident. She married Merrit Hawley on Oct. 31, 1918 in Caro but he preceded her in death in June of 1962....
...survived by eight sons, Warren Hawley of Augres, Leonard & Frank Hawley of Gagetown, Willard Hawley of Akron, Alton Hawley of Wisner, John Hawley of Plymouht, Andy Hawley of Vassar and Wayne Hawley of Clarkson; seven daughters, Mrs. Lena Mausolf of Deford, Mrs. Rowina Thorp of Lake, Mrs. Irene Smutek of Whittemore, Mrs. Edward (Rosella) Dixon of Buckley, Mrs. Beulah Cookenmaster of Kalamazoo, Mrs. Fred (Jennie) Thorp of Sebewaing, and Mrs. Jack (Marlene) Dennis of Caro; 68 grandchildren, 50 great-grandchildren and three great-great-grandchildren.
One son, Joe; one daughter, Mary; one granddaughter and 14 brothers and sisters preceded her in death.
...Burial was in the Ellington Township Cemetery.

Birth	4 May 1902	Ellington, Toscola County, Michigan
Marriage	30 Oct 1918	Caro, Tuscola County, Michigan - Merritt Dewayne Hawley
Death	31 May 1985	Cass, Tuscola County, Michigan

Spouse	Merritt Dewayne Hawley (1888 - 1962)
Child	Rosella May Hawley (1931 - 2009)

Father	Joseph William Hutchinson (1859 - 1949)
Mother	Rosanna Packard (1858 - 1943)