Missouri death certificate # 900 Name Fannie M. Hawkins, note the M for the maiden name. Her middle given name Butler for her mothers maiden name. Female, white, widowed, housewife. John Menzies father and Eliza Butler mother. R. B. Hawkins same address as hers informant. Alma Lohmeyer undertaker. Interment Maple Park Cemetery January 10, 1935.
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Her parents were John William Menzies, Kentucky attorney and Unionist legislator during the Civil War period, and his first wife, Elizabeth Butler.
Sent to me via e mail. Their suggestion:
Her parents were John William Menzies, Kentucky attorney and Unionist legislator during the Civil War period, and his first wife, Elizabeth Butler.
Missouri death certificate # 900 Name Fannie M. Hawkins, note the M for the maiden name. Her middle given name Butler for her mothers maiden name. Female, white, widowed, housewife. John Menzies father and Eliza Butler mother. R. B. Hawkins same address as hers informant. Alma Lohmeyer undertaker. Interment Maple Park Cemetery January 10, 1935.
Sent to me via e mail. Their suggestion:
Her parents were John William Menzies, Kentucky attorney and Unionist legislator during the Civil War period, and his first wife, Elizabeth Butler.
Sent to me via e mail. Their suggestion:
Her parents were John William Menzies, Kentucky attorney and Unionist legislator during the Civil War period, and his first wife, Elizabeth Butler.
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Her son John Menzies Hawkins death certificate listed her name as Frances Hawkins, not the nick name of Fannie.
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