A TRIBUTE TO GRANNY BELLE
I've searched for Granny Belle's obit and have not been able to find a complete one. I haven't given up by no means, and will add it to these remarks when I do obtain it.
Granny Belle is an "unsung hero" She lived the hardest of lives. It was not easy for a "single" mother in the early nineteenth century!
I do want everyone to know is that Granny loved her family dearly and worked very hard to help us. Even when I was growing up she would sit for hours during the canning season and peel peaches, apples, snap green beans, shuck corn, shell peas etc. What ever was in season, she helped preserve for the winter. She always lived close which was a blessing and....she simply adored her only son and my beloved father William Garrett Hutchings.
Virginia Hutchings Garrison, granddaughter
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Parents: Robert Mackland Hays born May 6,1848 in Illinois
Sarah M. Stafford Hays born October.8,1858 in Illinois
Siblings: John D. born June 18,1875
Mary F. born October. 28,1877 fag# 38356222
George N. born May 7, 1881 fag# 50079308
Sarah T. born December 26, 1884
Robert L. born April 13, 1886
Rosie J. born November, 15, 1887 fag# 25280508
Clara B. born March 7, 1891 fag# 32544658
Emily E. born September 17, 1898
contributed by granddaughter, Linda Venable
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I've searched for Granny Belle's obit and have not been able to find a complete one. I haven't given up by no means, and will add it to these remarks when I do obtain it.
Granny Belle is an "unsung hero" She lived the hardest of lives. It was not easy for a "single" mother in the early nineteenth century!
I do want everyone to know is that Granny loved her family dearly and worked very hard to help us. Even when I was growing up she would sit for hours during the canning season and peel peaches, apples, snap green beans, shuck corn, shell peas etc. What ever was in season, she helped preserve for the winter. She always lived close which was a blessing and....she simply adored her only son and my beloved father William Garrett Hutchings.
Virginia Hutchings Garrison, granddaughter
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Parents: Robert Mackland Hays born May 6,1848 in Illinois
Sarah M. Stafford Hays born October.8,1858 in Illinois
Siblings: John D. born June 18,1875
Mary F. born October. 28,1877 fag# 38356222
George N. born May 7, 1881 fag# 50079308
Sarah T. born December 26, 1884
Robert L. born April 13, 1886
Rosie J. born November, 15, 1887 fag# 25280508
Clara B. born March 7, 1891 fag# 32544658
Emily E. born September 17, 1898
contributed by granddaughter, Linda Venable
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A TRIBUTE TO GRANNY BELLE
I've searched for Granny Belle's obit and have not been able to find a complete one. I haven't given up by no means, and will add it to these remarks when I do obtain it.
Granny Belle is an "unsung hero" She lived the hardest of lives. It was not easy for a "single" mother in the early nineteenth century!
I do want everyone to know is that Granny loved her family dearly and worked very hard to help us. Even when I was growing up she would sit for hours during the canning season and peel peaches, apples, snap green beans, shuck corn, shell peas etc. What ever was in season, she helped preserve for the winter. She always lived close which was a blessing and....she simply adored her only son and my beloved father William Garrett Hutchings.
Virginia Hutchings Garrison, granddaughter
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Parents: Robert Mackland Hays born May 6,1848 in Illinois
Sarah M. Stafford Hays born October.8,1858 in Illinois
Siblings: John D. born June 18,1875
Mary F. born October. 28,1877 fag# 38356222
George N. born May 7, 1881 fag# 50079308
Sarah T. born December 26, 1884
Robert L. born April 13, 1886
Rosie J. born November, 15, 1887 fag# 25280508
Clara B. born March 7, 1891 fag# 32544658
Emily E. born September 17, 1898
contributed by granddaughter, Linda Venable
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
I've searched for Granny Belle's obit and have not been able to find a complete one. I haven't given up by no means, and will add it to these remarks when I do obtain it.
Granny Belle is an "unsung hero" She lived the hardest of lives. It was not easy for a "single" mother in the early nineteenth century!
I do want everyone to know is that Granny loved her family dearly and worked very hard to help us. Even when I was growing up she would sit for hours during the canning season and peel peaches, apples, snap green beans, shuck corn, shell peas etc. What ever was in season, she helped preserve for the winter. She always lived close which was a blessing and....she simply adored her only son and my beloved father William Garrett Hutchings.
Virginia Hutchings Garrison, granddaughter
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Parents: Robert Mackland Hays born May 6,1848 in Illinois
Sarah M. Stafford Hays born October.8,1858 in Illinois
Siblings: John D. born June 18,1875
Mary F. born October. 28,1877 fag# 38356222
George N. born May 7, 1881 fag# 50079308
Sarah T. born December 26, 1884
Robert L. born April 13, 1886
Rosie J. born November, 15, 1887 fag# 25280508
Clara B. born March 7, 1891 fag# 32544658
Emily E. born September 17, 1898
contributed by granddaughter, Linda Venable
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Gravesite Details
I'm seeking information about Will Hutchings. He and Rosie married in 1902 and divorced in 1910. I need to find his final resting place. His date of birth was 1870. Contact me by clicking my name below, Please! Thanks, V. G.
