She married Charles L. Hutcheson in Lawrence County, Indiana on 10/6/1842.
Brownstown Banner (now Jackson County Banner – Brownstown, Indiana) 09 February 1910, Wednesday, page 8
Leesville Laconism – Lawerence County
HUTCHINSON – Mrs. Margaret J. Hutchinson died at the home of her son Joseph, near Leesville, Lawerence county, about two o'clock Tuesday morning, February 1, 1910, of infirmities, aged 82 years, 4 months and six days. She was the daughter of Robert and Mary Terrell and at age fifteen she was united in marriage to Charles L. Hutchinson October 2, 1842. To this union were born fifteen children – four sons and eleven daughters; ten of these precious ones and her dear companion preceded her to the spirit land, leaving her to fight the battles of life alone for nearly thirty years.
Deceased was sick but a few days and gradually slept away. She united with the church at Liberty about 1861 and lived a devoted member until death. She was a kind, Christian mother and a helping friend to all about her. Besides her five children, namely, Mrs. Phoebe Wray, Joseph W., Mrs. Sarah Mikels, Charley and Mrs. Vinnie Fish, she leaves one sister, Mrs. "Sookie" Croucher, also two half-brothers, James and John Terrell and two half-sisters, Mrs. Abagail Utterback and Mrs. Polly Owen, to mourn her demise.
The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Isaac Fish, of Norman Station, at the Liberty church Thursday morning after which the remains were laid to rest in the Liberty cemetery.
She married Charles L. Hutcheson in Lawrence County, Indiana on 10/6/1842.
Brownstown Banner (now Jackson County Banner – Brownstown, Indiana) 09 February 1910, Wednesday, page 8
Leesville Laconism – Lawerence County
HUTCHINSON – Mrs. Margaret J. Hutchinson died at the home of her son Joseph, near Leesville, Lawerence county, about two o'clock Tuesday morning, February 1, 1910, of infirmities, aged 82 years, 4 months and six days. She was the daughter of Robert and Mary Terrell and at age fifteen she was united in marriage to Charles L. Hutchinson October 2, 1842. To this union were born fifteen children – four sons and eleven daughters; ten of these precious ones and her dear companion preceded her to the spirit land, leaving her to fight the battles of life alone for nearly thirty years.
Deceased was sick but a few days and gradually slept away. She united with the church at Liberty about 1861 and lived a devoted member until death. She was a kind, Christian mother and a helping friend to all about her. Besides her five children, namely, Mrs. Phoebe Wray, Joseph W., Mrs. Sarah Mikels, Charley and Mrs. Vinnie Fish, she leaves one sister, Mrs. "Sookie" Croucher, also two half-brothers, James and John Terrell and two half-sisters, Mrs. Abagail Utterback and Mrs. Polly Owen, to mourn her demise.
The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Isaac Fish, of Norman Station, at the Liberty church Thursday morning after which the remains were laid to rest in the Liberty cemetery.
Family Members
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Phoebe Hutchinson Wray
1845–1915
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Susan J Hutchinson Wray
1848–1897
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Delilah Hutchinson Edwards
1849–1893
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Drusilla Hutchinson
1852–1862
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Joseph W Hutchinson
1854–1920
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Mahalia Hutchinson Charles
1857–1890
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Sarah Elizabeth Hutchinson Mikels
1859–1947
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Margaret Emily Hutcheson
1862–1892
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Charles Calvin Hutchison
1865–1932
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Lavinia ""Vienna"" Hutchinson Fish
1867–1949
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