Son of Isaac Newton Hawkins and Rebecca B. Hawkins, husband of Elizabeth Ann Hallock and father of Mary Rebecca, Amy Ann and Ephraim Ebenezer Hawkins.
Described as a farmer, Ebenezer took his own life on Sunday, September 7th, 1879, in the stockyard situated in a grove about a quarter of a mile from the home of his uncle Ebenezer Hawkins in Nassakeag, where he was employed. He was 42 years old, leaving a wife and three children.
Obituary - Ebenezer Hawkins, Jr., employed on the farm of his uncle, Ebenezer Hawkins, at Nissequogue, L.I., committed suicide by cutting his throat in a grove near the house. He leaves a wife and three children, and the only known cause of the act was trouble about a loan of money he was unable to pay.
(Source: U.S. Census Mortality Schedules, New York and the New York Times September 15, 1879; The Evening Post, New York, Monday, September 15, 1879, page 1)
Described as a farmer, Ebenezer took his own life on Sunday, September 7th, 1879, in the stockyard situated in a grove about a quarter of a mile from the home of his uncle Ebenezer Hawkins in Nassakeag, where he was employed. He was 42 years old, leaving a wife and three children.
Obituary - Ebenezer Hawkins, Jr., employed on the farm of his uncle, Ebenezer Hawkins, at Nissequogue, L.I., committed suicide by cutting his throat in a grove near the house. He leaves a wife and three children, and the only known cause of the act was trouble about a loan of money he was unable to pay.
(Source: U.S. Census Mortality Schedules, New York and the New York Times September 15, 1879; The Evening Post, New York, Monday, September 15, 1879, page 1)
Son of Isaac Newton Hawkins and Rebecca B. Hawkins, husband of Elizabeth Ann Hallock and father of Mary Rebecca, Amy Ann and Ephraim Ebenezer Hawkins.
Described as a farmer, Ebenezer took his own life on Sunday, September 7th, 1879, in the stockyard situated in a grove about a quarter of a mile from the home of his uncle Ebenezer Hawkins in Nassakeag, where he was employed. He was 42 years old, leaving a wife and three children.
Obituary - Ebenezer Hawkins, Jr., employed on the farm of his uncle, Ebenezer Hawkins, at Nissequogue, L.I., committed suicide by cutting his throat in a grove near the house. He leaves a wife and three children, and the only known cause of the act was trouble about a loan of money he was unable to pay.
(Source: U.S. Census Mortality Schedules, New York and the New York Times September 15, 1879; The Evening Post, New York, Monday, September 15, 1879, page 1)
Described as a farmer, Ebenezer took his own life on Sunday, September 7th, 1879, in the stockyard situated in a grove about a quarter of a mile from the home of his uncle Ebenezer Hawkins in Nassakeag, where he was employed. He was 42 years old, leaving a wife and three children.
Obituary - Ebenezer Hawkins, Jr., employed on the farm of his uncle, Ebenezer Hawkins, at Nissequogue, L.I., committed suicide by cutting his throat in a grove near the house. He leaves a wife and three children, and the only known cause of the act was trouble about a loan of money he was unable to pay.
(Source: U.S. Census Mortality Schedules, New York and the New York Times September 15, 1879; The Evening Post, New York, Monday, September 15, 1879, page 1)
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