In 1850, he was living with his parents and siblings in Sugar Creek, Arkansas (Benton County). The household included: John W. Hardwick, age 52, born in Georgia; Jane, age 42, born in Georgia, Martha E., age 19, born in Tennessee; Franklin E., age 18, born in Tennessee; Hugh M., age 17, born in Tennessee; Charles F., age 14, born in Tennessee; Scynthia A M, age 8, born in Tennessee; and Nancy V A, age 6, born in Arkansas.
In 1860, he was a farmer in Wise County, Texas, where he lived with his first wife, Martha A. Dean (1840-1866). He and Martha had at least four children: twins Franklin and Charles, Mary, and Adaline. Martha died in 1866.
Hugh married Frances Pamela Grider in 1868 and they had twelve childen: Anna, Martha, Jennie Belle, Emily, Mattie, James, Cora, Lee, Jessie, Hugh, John Roy and Homer Willard.
By 1900, Hugh had moved his family to Lexington, Oklahoma and was a "police judge." He headed up a household consisting of his wife, four of his sons, two of his married daughters, and three grandchildren. After his wife died, he moved to Francis, Harmon County, Oklahoma to live with his daughter Mary Thompson and her husband.
Hugh died February 12, 1913, and was buried in the Lexington Cemetery, in Lexington, Oklahoma (Cleveland County).
In 1850, he was living with his parents and siblings in Sugar Creek, Arkansas (Benton County). The household included: John W. Hardwick, age 52, born in Georgia; Jane, age 42, born in Georgia, Martha E., age 19, born in Tennessee; Franklin E., age 18, born in Tennessee; Hugh M., age 17, born in Tennessee; Charles F., age 14, born in Tennessee; Scynthia A M, age 8, born in Tennessee; and Nancy V A, age 6, born in Arkansas.
In 1860, he was a farmer in Wise County, Texas, where he lived with his first wife, Martha A. Dean (1840-1866). He and Martha had at least four children: twins Franklin and Charles, Mary, and Adaline. Martha died in 1866.
Hugh married Frances Pamela Grider in 1868 and they had twelve childen: Anna, Martha, Jennie Belle, Emily, Mattie, James, Cora, Lee, Jessie, Hugh, John Roy and Homer Willard.
By 1900, Hugh had moved his family to Lexington, Oklahoma and was a "police judge." He headed up a household consisting of his wife, four of his sons, two of his married daughters, and three grandchildren. After his wife died, he moved to Francis, Harmon County, Oklahoma to live with his daughter Mary Thompson and her husband.
Hugh died February 12, 1913, and was buried in the Lexington Cemetery, in Lexington, Oklahoma (Cleveland County).
Family Members
-
![]()
Frank P. Hardwick
1858–1925
-
![]()
Charley L Hardwick
1859–1935
-
![]()
Mary Jane Hardwick Thompson
1861–1931
-
![]()
Agnes Adelia Hardwick Hart
1864–1954
-
![]()
Huldah Margaret Hardwick
1866–1866
-
![]()
Martha Amelia Hardwick Culberson
1869–1952
-
![]()
Jennie B. Hardwick Smith
1870–1909
-
![]()
Cora Frances Hardwick Ewing
1873–1894
-
![]()
Jessie E. Hardwick Terry
1875–1962
-
![]()
Lee H. Hardwick
1877–1963
-
![]()
Hugh Montgomery Hardwick
1878–1950
-
![]()
Roy Dee Hardwick
1882–1929
-
![]()
Homer Willard Hardwick
1884–1958
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Explore more
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
