Addie Noe Hawkins was born March 6, 1883 in Shelby County the daughter of George & harriett Creed Noe. Her sisters were Eunice Hawkins Swain, Lottie Hawkins Smith. A brother Alonzo Noe.
She married Smith Hawkins in 1900. Their children were
Hamah Hawkins Clark, Harlan Hawkins, Carl Hawkins, LaVaughn Hawkins Kelso. 12 grandchildren & seven great grandchildren.
She was member of the Carrollton Methodist Church.
Addie died April of 1958 in the Greenfield Memorial Hospital. L.V. Hauk was in charge of the funeral with calling at Hamah Clark's home. Shewas buried at the Fountaintown Cemetery.
She married Smith Hawkins in 1900. Their children were
Hamah Hawkins Clark, Harlan Hawkins, Carl Hawkins, LaVaughn Hawkins Kelso. 12 grandchildren & seven great grandchildren.
She was member of the Carrollton Methodist Church.
Addie died April of 1958 in the Greenfield Memorial Hospital. L.V. Hauk was in charge of the funeral with calling at Hamah Clark's home. Shewas buried at the Fountaintown Cemetery.
Addie Noe Hawkins was born March 6, 1883 in Shelby County the daughter of George & harriett Creed Noe. Her sisters were Eunice Hawkins Swain, Lottie Hawkins Smith. A brother Alonzo Noe.
She married Smith Hawkins in 1900. Their children were
Hamah Hawkins Clark, Harlan Hawkins, Carl Hawkins, LaVaughn Hawkins Kelso. 12 grandchildren & seven great grandchildren.
She was member of the Carrollton Methodist Church.
Addie died April of 1958 in the Greenfield Memorial Hospital. L.V. Hauk was in charge of the funeral with calling at Hamah Clark's home. Shewas buried at the Fountaintown Cemetery.
She married Smith Hawkins in 1900. Their children were
Hamah Hawkins Clark, Harlan Hawkins, Carl Hawkins, LaVaughn Hawkins Kelso. 12 grandchildren & seven great grandchildren.
She was member of the Carrollton Methodist Church.
Addie died April of 1958 in the Greenfield Memorial Hospital. L.V. Hauk was in charge of the funeral with calling at Hamah Clark's home. Shewas buried at the Fountaintown Cemetery.
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