Annie's birth was apparently registered via the civil register for quarter Apr - Jun 1852.
Baptism record found on St. Anthony's Catholic Church, Liverpool, database.
Child's name: ANN DEWHURST
Born: Tuesday 1st June 1852
Baptised: Sunday 13th June 1852
Father: ANDREW DEWHURST [sic - her father was Henry]
Mother: CATHERINE [no maiden name given ]
Godparents: ARTH DAILY and MARGRET DEWHURST [probably her older sister, who was about 18 years old]
Priest: T.NEWSHAM
Ann Dewhurst, Age: 4 , came with her parents, Henry and Catherine, and siblings to America in 1856:
Gender: Female, Occupation: Child
Last Residence: England
Date of Arrival: Nov. 21, 1856
Port of Debarkation: New York
Final Destination: USA
Ship's Name: Carolus Magnus
Manifest ID Number: 901080
Port of Embarkation: Liverpool
Purpose for Travel: Staying in USA, but not a citizen of USA
Mode of Travel: Steerage
Accessed 3 Feb 2004 from Genealogy.com passenger lists:
Marriage certificate #3360 Manhattan
John M. Hall Jr. and Annie Dewhurst
17 May 1873 by John Parker, Paster 22 7th St., witness Daniel Staver
John Mahken Hall Jr.
residence Whitestone L.I. , born New York, first marriage
age 29, clerk
father: John M. Hall
Mother: Elianor Wilson
bride: Annie Dewhurst
residence N.Y., age 21, born England, first marriage
father: Henry Dewhurst
mother: Annie Haughey [looks like "Haikey", but Haughey is correct]
signed Annie Dewhurst [ in very shaky looking writing]
official copy, NYC Archives microfilm of original, June, 2005.
The Methodist church marriage records at ancesty.com give the same further information.
Per testimony for sister Emma's divorce in 1878, Ann lived at 719 7th Ave, NYC with her father.
In the 1880 census she is found as Ann Manken at 160 West 49th St, NYC with her brother John, his family, and her father, Henry. Ann is married with a daughter, Emma, age 4. See her husband's findagrave memorial. He went by surnames of both Hall and Mahnken.
Her husband John M. Hall, aka Mahnken, in 1880 is in the census in Atlanta, Fulton Co, Georgia in the McPearson Army barracks. Age 39, soldier, single, Co. Rgmtl Quartermaster, born NY, father born Bremen and mother New York.
1900 federal census, New York, Kings County, Borough of Brooklyn, p. 6B 72nd St. near 15th Ave:
Hall, John M., Feb 1844, 56, m 31 yrs, b. NY, f. NY, m. Ire, clerk in war dept, can read/write, rents home
Hall, Annie, wife, March 1852, 48, m 31 yrs, 1 child, 1 child living; b. NY, f. England, m. Ire, reads/writes
Hall, Emma, daughter, June, 1876, 23, single, NY, NY, England, Stenographer, reads/writes
1910 federal census, Putnam Valley, Putnam Co, NY, p 3B 28 Apr 1910 (no street address written)
Hall, John M., 69, married 35 yrs, self and parents born NY, retired, own income, owns mortgaged home
Hall, Annie M, wife, 47, one child, one living, b. New York, parents England, no occupation
Jennings, Emma M., daughter, 33, widow, self and parents born NY, no occupation
1920 federal census Putnam Valley, Putnam Co, NY, p. 1B, Peekskill Hollow Rd.
Jennings, Emma M., head, owns mortgaged home, 38, widow, self & parents b. NY, occupation none
Hall, John M., father, 78, b. NY, father MA, mo Ireland, occupation none
Hall, Annie M., mother, 68, to US 1853 (?), naturalized, self and parents born England, occupation none
Her daughter Emma wrote to the Commissioner of Pensions 23 Mar 1923: "My mother, widow of John M. Hall, whose pension number was 909,552 died March 20 of this year. If anything is due her that might go toward her expenses will you please advise me. Sincerely, Emma M. Jennings, RFD #2 Peekskill, NY. Peekskill is in Westchester Co, right on the line with Putnam. I beleive that although the address has Peekskill that Emma may have lived continuously in Putnam as the 1910 - 1930 census records indicate.
The New York State death index shows that Anne M. Hall died in Putnam Valley, #21626 20 March 1923.. There is no probate file as indexed at familysearch.org.
Information regarding burials is from Kensico Cemetery.
"John J. Jennings was buried here at Kensico in Sec. 23 Lot.3149 Grave 1 buried on 7/2/1909. Emma Jennings is also buried in sec. 23 Lot.3149 Grave. 1 buried on 10/28/1933 . In Grave 2 we have That John M. Hall who was buried on 11/29/1920 and Anne M. Hall who was buried on 3/22/1923."
Baptism record found on St. Anthony's Catholic Church, Liverpool, database.
Child's name: ANN DEWHURST
Born: Tuesday 1st June 1852
Baptised: Sunday 13th June 1852
Father: ANDREW DEWHURST [sic - her father was Henry]
Mother: CATHERINE [no maiden name given ]
Godparents: ARTH DAILY and MARGRET DEWHURST [probably her older sister, who was about 18 years old]
Priest: T.NEWSHAM
Ann Dewhurst, Age: 4 , came with her parents, Henry and Catherine, and siblings to America in 1856:
Gender: Female, Occupation: Child
Last Residence: England
Date of Arrival: Nov. 21, 1856
Port of Debarkation: New York
Final Destination: USA
Ship's Name: Carolus Magnus
Manifest ID Number: 901080
Port of Embarkation: Liverpool
Purpose for Travel: Staying in USA, but not a citizen of USA
Mode of Travel: Steerage
Accessed 3 Feb 2004 from Genealogy.com passenger lists:
Marriage certificate #3360 Manhattan
John M. Hall Jr. and Annie Dewhurst
17 May 1873 by John Parker, Paster 22 7th St., witness Daniel Staver
John Mahken Hall Jr.
residence Whitestone L.I. , born New York, first marriage
age 29, clerk
father: John M. Hall
Mother: Elianor Wilson
bride: Annie Dewhurst
residence N.Y., age 21, born England, first marriage
father: Henry Dewhurst
mother: Annie Haughey [looks like "Haikey", but Haughey is correct]
signed Annie Dewhurst [ in very shaky looking writing]
official copy, NYC Archives microfilm of original, June, 2005.
The Methodist church marriage records at ancesty.com give the same further information.
Per testimony for sister Emma's divorce in 1878, Ann lived at 719 7th Ave, NYC with her father.
In the 1880 census she is found as Ann Manken at 160 West 49th St, NYC with her brother John, his family, and her father, Henry. Ann is married with a daughter, Emma, age 4. See her husband's findagrave memorial. He went by surnames of both Hall and Mahnken.
Her husband John M. Hall, aka Mahnken, in 1880 is in the census in Atlanta, Fulton Co, Georgia in the McPearson Army barracks. Age 39, soldier, single, Co. Rgmtl Quartermaster, born NY, father born Bremen and mother New York.
1900 federal census, New York, Kings County, Borough of Brooklyn, p. 6B 72nd St. near 15th Ave:
Hall, John M., Feb 1844, 56, m 31 yrs, b. NY, f. NY, m. Ire, clerk in war dept, can read/write, rents home
Hall, Annie, wife, March 1852, 48, m 31 yrs, 1 child, 1 child living; b. NY, f. England, m. Ire, reads/writes
Hall, Emma, daughter, June, 1876, 23, single, NY, NY, England, Stenographer, reads/writes
1910 federal census, Putnam Valley, Putnam Co, NY, p 3B 28 Apr 1910 (no street address written)
Hall, John M., 69, married 35 yrs, self and parents born NY, retired, own income, owns mortgaged home
Hall, Annie M, wife, 47, one child, one living, b. New York, parents England, no occupation
Jennings, Emma M., daughter, 33, widow, self and parents born NY, no occupation
1920 federal census Putnam Valley, Putnam Co, NY, p. 1B, Peekskill Hollow Rd.
Jennings, Emma M., head, owns mortgaged home, 38, widow, self & parents b. NY, occupation none
Hall, John M., father, 78, b. NY, father MA, mo Ireland, occupation none
Hall, Annie M., mother, 68, to US 1853 (?), naturalized, self and parents born England, occupation none
Her daughter Emma wrote to the Commissioner of Pensions 23 Mar 1923: "My mother, widow of John M. Hall, whose pension number was 909,552 died March 20 of this year. If anything is due her that might go toward her expenses will you please advise me. Sincerely, Emma M. Jennings, RFD #2 Peekskill, NY. Peekskill is in Westchester Co, right on the line with Putnam. I beleive that although the address has Peekskill that Emma may have lived continuously in Putnam as the 1910 - 1930 census records indicate.
The New York State death index shows that Anne M. Hall died in Putnam Valley, #21626 20 March 1923.. There is no probate file as indexed at familysearch.org.
Information regarding burials is from Kensico Cemetery.
"John J. Jennings was buried here at Kensico in Sec. 23 Lot.3149 Grave 1 buried on 7/2/1909. Emma Jennings is also buried in sec. 23 Lot.3149 Grave. 1 buried on 10/28/1933 . In Grave 2 we have That John M. Hall who was buried on 11/29/1920 and Anne M. Hall who was buried on 3/22/1923."
Annie's birth was apparently registered via the civil register for quarter Apr - Jun 1852.
Baptism record found on St. Anthony's Catholic Church, Liverpool, database.
Child's name: ANN DEWHURST
Born: Tuesday 1st June 1852
Baptised: Sunday 13th June 1852
Father: ANDREW DEWHURST [sic - her father was Henry]
Mother: CATHERINE [no maiden name given ]
Godparents: ARTH DAILY and MARGRET DEWHURST [probably her older sister, who was about 18 years old]
Priest: T.NEWSHAM
Ann Dewhurst, Age: 4 , came with her parents, Henry and Catherine, and siblings to America in 1856:
Gender: Female, Occupation: Child
Last Residence: England
Date of Arrival: Nov. 21, 1856
Port of Debarkation: New York
Final Destination: USA
Ship's Name: Carolus Magnus
Manifest ID Number: 901080
Port of Embarkation: Liverpool
Purpose for Travel: Staying in USA, but not a citizen of USA
Mode of Travel: Steerage
Accessed 3 Feb 2004 from Genealogy.com passenger lists:
Marriage certificate #3360 Manhattan
John M. Hall Jr. and Annie Dewhurst
17 May 1873 by John Parker, Paster 22 7th St., witness Daniel Staver
John Mahken Hall Jr.
residence Whitestone L.I. , born New York, first marriage
age 29, clerk
father: John M. Hall
Mother: Elianor Wilson
bride: Annie Dewhurst
residence N.Y., age 21, born England, first marriage
father: Henry Dewhurst
mother: Annie Haughey [looks like "Haikey", but Haughey is correct]
signed Annie Dewhurst [ in very shaky looking writing]
official copy, NYC Archives microfilm of original, June, 2005.
The Methodist church marriage records at ancesty.com give the same further information.
Per testimony for sister Emma's divorce in 1878, Ann lived at 719 7th Ave, NYC with her father.
In the 1880 census she is found as Ann Manken at 160 West 49th St, NYC with her brother John, his family, and her father, Henry. Ann is married with a daughter, Emma, age 4. See her husband's findagrave memorial. He went by surnames of both Hall and Mahnken.
Her husband John M. Hall, aka Mahnken, in 1880 is in the census in Atlanta, Fulton Co, Georgia in the McPearson Army barracks. Age 39, soldier, single, Co. Rgmtl Quartermaster, born NY, father born Bremen and mother New York.
1900 federal census, New York, Kings County, Borough of Brooklyn, p. 6B 72nd St. near 15th Ave:
Hall, John M., Feb 1844, 56, m 31 yrs, b. NY, f. NY, m. Ire, clerk in war dept, can read/write, rents home
Hall, Annie, wife, March 1852, 48, m 31 yrs, 1 child, 1 child living; b. NY, f. England, m. Ire, reads/writes
Hall, Emma, daughter, June, 1876, 23, single, NY, NY, England, Stenographer, reads/writes
1910 federal census, Putnam Valley, Putnam Co, NY, p 3B 28 Apr 1910 (no street address written)
Hall, John M., 69, married 35 yrs, self and parents born NY, retired, own income, owns mortgaged home
Hall, Annie M, wife, 47, one child, one living, b. New York, parents England, no occupation
Jennings, Emma M., daughter, 33, widow, self and parents born NY, no occupation
1920 federal census Putnam Valley, Putnam Co, NY, p. 1B, Peekskill Hollow Rd.
Jennings, Emma M., head, owns mortgaged home, 38, widow, self & parents b. NY, occupation none
Hall, John M., father, 78, b. NY, father MA, mo Ireland, occupation none
Hall, Annie M., mother, 68, to US 1853 (?), naturalized, self and parents born England, occupation none
Her daughter Emma wrote to the Commissioner of Pensions 23 Mar 1923: "My mother, widow of John M. Hall, whose pension number was 909,552 died March 20 of this year. If anything is due her that might go toward her expenses will you please advise me. Sincerely, Emma M. Jennings, RFD #2 Peekskill, NY. Peekskill is in Westchester Co, right on the line with Putnam. I beleive that although the address has Peekskill that Emma may have lived continuously in Putnam as the 1910 - 1930 census records indicate.
The New York State death index shows that Anne M. Hall died in Putnam Valley, #21626 20 March 1923.. There is no probate file as indexed at familysearch.org.
Information regarding burials is from Kensico Cemetery.
"John J. Jennings was buried here at Kensico in Sec. 23 Lot.3149 Grave 1 buried on 7/2/1909. Emma Jennings is also buried in sec. 23 Lot.3149 Grave. 1 buried on 10/28/1933 . In Grave 2 we have That John M. Hall who was buried on 11/29/1920 and Anne M. Hall who was buried on 3/22/1923."
Baptism record found on St. Anthony's Catholic Church, Liverpool, database.
Child's name: ANN DEWHURST
Born: Tuesday 1st June 1852
Baptised: Sunday 13th June 1852
Father: ANDREW DEWHURST [sic - her father was Henry]
Mother: CATHERINE [no maiden name given ]
Godparents: ARTH DAILY and MARGRET DEWHURST [probably her older sister, who was about 18 years old]
Priest: T.NEWSHAM
Ann Dewhurst, Age: 4 , came with her parents, Henry and Catherine, and siblings to America in 1856:
Gender: Female, Occupation: Child
Last Residence: England
Date of Arrival: Nov. 21, 1856
Port of Debarkation: New York
Final Destination: USA
Ship's Name: Carolus Magnus
Manifest ID Number: 901080
Port of Embarkation: Liverpool
Purpose for Travel: Staying in USA, but not a citizen of USA
Mode of Travel: Steerage
Accessed 3 Feb 2004 from Genealogy.com passenger lists:
Marriage certificate #3360 Manhattan
John M. Hall Jr. and Annie Dewhurst
17 May 1873 by John Parker, Paster 22 7th St., witness Daniel Staver
John Mahken Hall Jr.
residence Whitestone L.I. , born New York, first marriage
age 29, clerk
father: John M. Hall
Mother: Elianor Wilson
bride: Annie Dewhurst
residence N.Y., age 21, born England, first marriage
father: Henry Dewhurst
mother: Annie Haughey [looks like "Haikey", but Haughey is correct]
signed Annie Dewhurst [ in very shaky looking writing]
official copy, NYC Archives microfilm of original, June, 2005.
The Methodist church marriage records at ancesty.com give the same further information.
Per testimony for sister Emma's divorce in 1878, Ann lived at 719 7th Ave, NYC with her father.
In the 1880 census she is found as Ann Manken at 160 West 49th St, NYC with her brother John, his family, and her father, Henry. Ann is married with a daughter, Emma, age 4. See her husband's findagrave memorial. He went by surnames of both Hall and Mahnken.
Her husband John M. Hall, aka Mahnken, in 1880 is in the census in Atlanta, Fulton Co, Georgia in the McPearson Army barracks. Age 39, soldier, single, Co. Rgmtl Quartermaster, born NY, father born Bremen and mother New York.
1900 federal census, New York, Kings County, Borough of Brooklyn, p. 6B 72nd St. near 15th Ave:
Hall, John M., Feb 1844, 56, m 31 yrs, b. NY, f. NY, m. Ire, clerk in war dept, can read/write, rents home
Hall, Annie, wife, March 1852, 48, m 31 yrs, 1 child, 1 child living; b. NY, f. England, m. Ire, reads/writes
Hall, Emma, daughter, June, 1876, 23, single, NY, NY, England, Stenographer, reads/writes
1910 federal census, Putnam Valley, Putnam Co, NY, p 3B 28 Apr 1910 (no street address written)
Hall, John M., 69, married 35 yrs, self and parents born NY, retired, own income, owns mortgaged home
Hall, Annie M, wife, 47, one child, one living, b. New York, parents England, no occupation
Jennings, Emma M., daughter, 33, widow, self and parents born NY, no occupation
1920 federal census Putnam Valley, Putnam Co, NY, p. 1B, Peekskill Hollow Rd.
Jennings, Emma M., head, owns mortgaged home, 38, widow, self & parents b. NY, occupation none
Hall, John M., father, 78, b. NY, father MA, mo Ireland, occupation none
Hall, Annie M., mother, 68, to US 1853 (?), naturalized, self and parents born England, occupation none
Her daughter Emma wrote to the Commissioner of Pensions 23 Mar 1923: "My mother, widow of John M. Hall, whose pension number was 909,552 died March 20 of this year. If anything is due her that might go toward her expenses will you please advise me. Sincerely, Emma M. Jennings, RFD #2 Peekskill, NY. Peekskill is in Westchester Co, right on the line with Putnam. I beleive that although the address has Peekskill that Emma may have lived continuously in Putnam as the 1910 - 1930 census records indicate.
The New York State death index shows that Anne M. Hall died in Putnam Valley, #21626 20 March 1923.. There is no probate file as indexed at familysearch.org.
Information regarding burials is from Kensico Cemetery.
"John J. Jennings was buried here at Kensico in Sec. 23 Lot.3149 Grave 1 buried on 7/2/1909. Emma Jennings is also buried in sec. 23 Lot.3149 Grave. 1 buried on 10/28/1933 . In Grave 2 we have That John M. Hall who was buried on 11/29/1920 and Anne M. Hall who was buried on 3/22/1923."
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Buried in same grave as her husband, and in same plot as her daughter and son-in-law.
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