[or-roots] A Query
Sue Steward
ssteward at ccountry.net
Mon Sep 26 15:28:04 PDT 2005
There's a little confusion about Noah Hardwick's middle iitial. Here are
things I found on Ancestry.com Noah Hardwick married Venus Howell,
daughter of Thomas Howell and Lillie Mae Hoskins. Children: Verna Maried
(?) Hardwick. No dates or anything. Information submitted by B. King
Kingb247 at aol.com This submission shows Venus was married second to Selden
Flynn and their first child was Clifford Flynn?? plus 3 daughters. Also
incidates she was married third to J. Ernest Chedar and they had 1 daughter,
Ruth Chedar. Assume this B. King might be a good resource to at least check
with.
1920 Stockton, San Joaquin County, California Census
Thomas J. Hardwick Head Widowed
Noah H. Hardwick Son b. about 1895 in Washington
Divorced
1930 Portland, Multnomah, Oregon census
Hardwick, Noah F. born about 1895
Hardwick, Edith wife born about 1895
Hardwick, Warren son born about 1925
Hardwick, Maxine daughter born about 1928
According to Oregon Death Index, Edith died 20 Oct 1931 in Marion County,
Oregon, Certificate #756, spouse: Noah.
Oregon Death Index
Name: Noah F. Hardwick
County: Multnomah
Date: 1 June 1963
Certificate: 8860
Age: 68
Spouse: Bessie
Oregon Death Index
Name: Bessie Mar (Marie??) Hardwick
County: Multnomah
Death Date: Sep 13, 1986
Certificate: 86-16109
Birth Date: 3 April 1893
Spouse: Noah
Social Security Death Index
Noah Hardwick 540-07-8411
born 11 June 1894
died June 1963
Last Residence: Oregon
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Oregon Death Index, 1903-98 Record
about Amanda M. Hardwick
Name: Hardwick, Amanda M.
County: Linn
Death Date: 13 Sep 1915
Certificate: 5156
1910 census lists Noah's mother as A. M. Hardwick, don't know if this might
be her.
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Assume this may be your Noah's brother since the 1910 census listed him as
J. J.
Oregon Death Index
Name: Jesse J. Hardwick
County: Wasco
Date: 29 Dec 1951
Certificate: 4893
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Just a comment in response to your comment. I think this group is very good
at checking on genealogy and being willing to help others. However, if
there are no queries, I think sharing memories of earlier times in Oregon
is very good in helping to fill in the blanks about what your ancestors
might have done in earlier time periods.
Good luck!
Sue
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----- Original Message -----
From: Harguess, Dale
To: or-roots at sosinet.sos.state.or.us
Sent: Monday, September 26, 2005 10:14 AM
Subject: [or-roots] A Query
I have only been on the list a few days and I think I know why some people
are dropping. Maybe they are new like me and haven't seen anything yet
related to genealogy.
I will try to do a query and I hope someone out there can help me. I am
trying to find a death record for a child named Verna Marie Hardwick. I
think she died sometime between 1915 and 1919. She was the child of Noah
Hardwick and Versey Venus Howell. She was born Sept. 11, 1914 in Oregon,
but I don't know where. I also would like to have an actual record of her
birth as this date was given to me by a volunteer at the Blue Mountain
Genealogical Society and she didn't tell me where she got it.
This child is a total mystery in my family. The legend was that she was
drowned in the Columbia river by her father who had gone berserk. I don't
think I believe this story because I have found Noah Hardwick in the 1920
census or maybe it was the 1930 living with a new wife and 2 children. He
had a brother named Jesse that seems to have dropped off the planet about
1919. I found him living (Jesse, that is) in Portland in the City Directory
of 1918. He was living with his brother's wife at the time. Does anyone
have access to early obituaries in Portland?
I know this is more than one query, sorry. I am just very frustrated over
this as I really want to know the truth.
Dale in California
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