Jordan married Amanda Parks on December 31, 1879 in Clark County, Kentucky. The couple were the parents of a daughter, Lizzie Hawkins. The couple were divorced, prior to 1904.
He married Mary Ellen Bush Branch on January 11, 1904 in Winchester, Kentucky. She was the daughter of Ezekiel and Julia Bush and the widow of Henry Branch. Their marriage was of a short duration and ended in divorce, prior to 1910.
Jordan reconciled with his ex-wife and their family reunited. Mr. Hawkins supported his household by working, as a section hand, for the Lousiville & Nashville Railroad Co. He passed away from the effects of lobar pneumonia, with a duration of almost three months.
He married Mary Ellen Bush Branch on January 11, 1904 in Winchester, Kentucky. She was the daughter of Ezekiel and Julia Bush and the widow of Henry Branch. Their marriage was of a short duration and ended in divorce, prior to 1910.
Jordan reconciled with his ex-wife and their family reunited. Mr. Hawkins supported his household by working, as a section hand, for the Lousiville & Nashville Railroad Co. He passed away from the effects of lobar pneumonia, with a duration of almost three months.
Jordan married Amanda Parks on December 31, 1879 in Clark County, Kentucky. The couple were the parents of a daughter, Lizzie Hawkins. The couple were divorced, prior to 1904.
He married Mary Ellen Bush Branch on January 11, 1904 in Winchester, Kentucky. She was the daughter of Ezekiel and Julia Bush and the widow of Henry Branch. Their marriage was of a short duration and ended in divorce, prior to 1910.
Jordan reconciled with his ex-wife and their family reunited. Mr. Hawkins supported his household by working, as a section hand, for the Lousiville & Nashville Railroad Co. He passed away from the effects of lobar pneumonia, with a duration of almost three months.
He married Mary Ellen Bush Branch on January 11, 1904 in Winchester, Kentucky. She was the daughter of Ezekiel and Julia Bush and the widow of Henry Branch. Their marriage was of a short duration and ended in divorce, prior to 1910.
Jordan reconciled with his ex-wife and their family reunited. Mr. Hawkins supported his household by working, as a section hand, for the Lousiville & Nashville Railroad Co. He passed away from the effects of lobar pneumonia, with a duration of almost three months.
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Inter: 02-05-1911. Informant on DC: Abe Hocking (sic Hawkins).
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