Eliza May Rutledge
b. abt. 1782 (Ballymagirril, Co. Cavan, Ireland)
d. 26 Nov 1859 (Mississauga, Peel Co., Ontario, Canada)
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Born about 1782 (conflicts with Robert's known birth date of April 1782). Could be around 1792.
1804 or 1814: Marries John Hawkins in New York City. (Date contested, CCCv1 probably not right, think it is the latter based on children)
1804-1820 Lived in New York City ("sixteen years")
1820 (abt): Moved to Toronto, Canada. Farm 16 miles from village.
1859: Died there in Toronto.
Source: Find a Grave, accessed 13 April 2015. Middle name shows "May".
"Eliza Rutledge, third child of William and Fanny Elliott Rutledge, was born in 1782. [Unsure! Robert was born 1782 - TR] In 1804, at the age of twenty-two, she married John Hawkins, of County Tyron, Ireland, who was ten years her senior. I can not find out with whom she came to this country, or at what date. She was married in New York City, and resided there for sixteen years, removing thence to Toronto, Canada West. They lived on a farm sixteen miles out of the village. She and her husband were Methodists. She died in 1859, aged seventy-seven years--a Christian life ended in a peaceful death."
--The Chronicles of the Clark Family, Vol I.
1804 or 1814: Marries John Hawkins in New York City. (Date contested, CCCv1 probably not right, think it is the latter based on children)
1804-1820 Lived in New York City ("sixteen years")
1820 (abt): Moved to Toronto, Canada. Farm 16 miles from village.
1859: Died there in Toronto.
Source: Find a Grave, accessed 13 April 2015. Middle name shows "May".
"Eliza Rutledge, third child of William and Fanny Elliott Rutledge, was born in 1782. [Unsure! Robert was born 1782 - TR] In 1804, at the age of twenty-two, she married John Hawkins, of County Tyron, Ireland, who was ten years her senior. I can not find out with whom she came to this country, or at what date. She was married in New York City, and resided there for sixteen years, removing thence to Toronto, Canada West. They lived on a farm sixteen miles out of the village. She and her husband were Methodists. She died in 1859, aged seventy-seven years--a Christian life ended in a peaceful death."
--The Chronicles of the Clark Family, Vol I.
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