The fifth of nine children born to Thomas (1840-1926) and Ellen Eleanor Strutt (1846-1909) Hodgins, Levina 'Vina' was born in Clarenton, Quebec, Canada. Thomas and Ellen were married on July 8, 1868 in Clarendon, Pontiac, Quebec, Canada. The couple had eight children, Levina was the youngest.
Little is known about Levina, when she left Canada, how and when she might have arrived in Gillett, Wisconsin. When she was 52 years old she married the Gillett attorney, George Crawford, also 52 years of age, in 1926. There were no children. George owned is own legal practice and Vina was the proprietor of a ladies, ready to wear, store on Main Street. George preceded her in death in 1957, and she followed in 1960.
Little is known about Levina, when she left Canada, how and when she might have arrived in Gillett, Wisconsin. When she was 52 years old she married the Gillett attorney, George Crawford, also 52 years of age, in 1926. There were no children. George owned is own legal practice and Vina was the proprietor of a ladies, ready to wear, store on Main Street. George preceded her in death in 1957, and she followed in 1960.
The fifth of nine children born to Thomas (1840-1926) and Ellen Eleanor Strutt (1846-1909) Hodgins, Levina 'Vina' was born in Clarenton, Quebec, Canada. Thomas and Ellen were married on July 8, 1868 in Clarendon, Pontiac, Quebec, Canada. The couple had eight children, Levina was the youngest.
Little is known about Levina, when she left Canada, how and when she might have arrived in Gillett, Wisconsin. When she was 52 years old she married the Gillett attorney, George Crawford, also 52 years of age, in 1926. There were no children. George owned is own legal practice and Vina was the proprietor of a ladies, ready to wear, store on Main Street. George preceded her in death in 1957, and she followed in 1960.
Little is known about Levina, when she left Canada, how and when she might have arrived in Gillett, Wisconsin. When she was 52 years old she married the Gillett attorney, George Crawford, also 52 years of age, in 1926. There were no children. George owned is own legal practice and Vina was the proprietor of a ladies, ready to wear, store on Main Street. George preceded her in death in 1957, and she followed in 1960.
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