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Elijah Newton Hanks
and
Mary Walker

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Elijah Hanks
Parents: John Hanks and Tabatha Hall

Mary Walker
Parents: and NO INFORMATION

Elijah Newton Hanks
Born: 30 Aug 1761
Place: Mansfield, Talland, CT
Christening: 01 Nov 1761
Marr: 14 Aug 1872
Place: Ashford, Windham, CT
Died: 11 Feb 1839 age 77
Place: Madison, L, OH
Burial: South Ridge Cemetery, OH

Mary Walker
Born: 14 Aug 1763
Place: Ashford, Windham, CT
Died: 2 Sep 1844 age 81
Place: Madison, L, OH 
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    Their Children:
  1. Joseph B HANKS born 1 Dec 1782
    died 29 Mar 1796
    age 15
  2. James B HANKS born 1 Dec 1782
  3. Elijah E HANKS born 10 Apr 1784
  4. Chlorinda B HANKS born 24 Dec 1785
  5. Benjamin HANKS TWIN born 12 Jun 1788
  6. John HANKS TWIN born 12 Jun 1788
  7. Lucinda HANKS born 14 Jun 1790
    died 9 Apr 1796
    age 5
  8. Patty HANKS born 29 Apr 1792
  9. Martha or Patty HANKS born 29 Apr 1792
  10. Esther HANKS born 13 Oct 1794
  11. Joseph Walker HANKS born 29 Mar 1796

*Life Outline and facts* ONLY on CD

 
Elijah Hanks
30 Aug 1761 - 11 Feb 1839

Baptized:  5 Nov 1889
Endowment: 6 Nov 1889
Sealed to Parent: 
  MANTI Manti
Sealed to Spouse: 07 DEC 1936
  SLAKE - Salt Lake

 
Mary Walker
14 Aug 1763 - 2 Sep 1844

Baptized:  16 Oct 1894
Endowment: 15 Nov 1894
     
Sealed to Parent:  
Sealed to Spouse: 07 DEC 1936
  SLAKE - Salt Lake
     


Benjamin Hanks..their son and OUR direct line
page 2.. Descendants of Benjamin Hanks
also information for a Benjamin Hanks (1665-1755) not sure if we are related
Source page copied Feb 22, 2005...
http://www.hanksplace.net/library/elijah_hanks_1761_general_info.html

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Elijah Hanks
1761-1839
Copied from Revolutionary Soldiers, buried in Lake County, Ohio.

      Deacon Elijah Hanks was born in Mansfield, Conn., 30 August 1761. He served in the "Connecticut Line" in the Revolutionary War for eight months, enlisting 10 March 1778, in Capt. Allen's 3rd Connecticut Regiment, of which Samuel Wylly was C.

      14 August 1782, he was married to Mary Walker of Ashford, Connecticut, who was born 14 August 1763. Their children were Joseph, Elijah, Benjamin and John (twins), Esther, Clorinda, and Patty.

      9th September 1811, they left Wellington, Connecticut for Madison, Lake County, Ohio, arriving there the 3rd of October when they immediately went to work to put up a log house, into which they moved 8th November, on the same farm which has ever since been in the possession of the family.

      Other families moving into the neighborhood found a shelter at Deacon Hank's hospitable home until their house were ready for occupancy.

      He died 11 February 1839, at the age of seventy-five and lies buried in the cemetery on the hill in sight of his home.

      His son, Benjamin, and a twin to John, is the next one to own the farm and raise their family. He married Martha Knowlton, and they raised a large family. The old log house has served its purpose, and a nice large house now adorns the farm. He was a splendid blacksmith, and his son, Ephraim Knowlton, learned the trade and worked with his father. He lived and died on the farm and was buried in the same cemetery.

      We find the last one to live and raise a family there was his son, Benjamin W., who married Cornelia Dewey, his brother's, Otis, widow. They lived there, raised their family and died there, being buried in sight of their home. The farm was left to Fred, Otis' son, who married Carrie Drusler but had no children; and to Dewey, their only living child, who left and went to San Francisco. So they had to sell the farm in 1930, when Retta was on her mission, and thus the farm passed to others after 119 years of ownership. Father also visited this place before Uncle Ben died.


Source page copied Feb 22, 2005...
http://www.hanksplace.net/library/elijah_hanks_1761_general_info.html

The same history with some added information is in...
The book.. Descendants Of Ephraim Knowlton Hanks, Compiled by Golden Leone and Teton Hanks Jackman. Printed by Copy Cat Duplicating and Print Shop 1015 So. State St. Provo, Utah Dec. 1959. This is a collection of Family Group Sheets of Eph and his 4 wives and their descendents (born up to 1959). It also has brief histories and pictures. A large 500 page bound book.
Page 502 G: Family group sheet for Benjamin Hanks and Martha Knowlton Hanks, and 12 children
Page 502 E: history of Elijah Hanks 1761-1839
Page 502 G: Family group sheet for Elijah Hanks and Mary Walker,


From microfilm #0317426 LDS family history center: Madison Township, Lake County, Ohio: Cemetary on the South Ridge Rd.

"The remains of Dea. Elijah Hanks who emigrated from Willington Conn to this place in 1811, and died Feb 11, 1839, in his 78th yr. SOLDIER OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION - MARKER 1761 - 1839

In memory of Mary, his wife, who died Sep 2, 1844 in her 81st yr

Elder Azariah Hanks, died Nov 10, 1833, ae 58 yrs
Keziah, his wife,    died Aug 2, 1850,  ae 82 yrs
John Hanks	     died Sep 18, 1837, in his 50th yr
Rosanna, his wife,   died May 31, 1837, in her 42nd yr
Benjamin Hanks	     died Mar 12, 1843, ae 55 yrs.
Martha, his wife     died Jan 13, 1861  ae 66 yrs
Orson, son of Benj. & Martha Hanks, died Oct 21, 1853 ae 31 yrs.
Otis H. Hanks        died July 11, 1866, ae 33 y 1m, 10 d.
Eliza D. dau of Benjamin & Martha, died Oct 17, 1842 ae 18 yrs, 6 m.
Calvin, son          died Dec 4, 1836, ae 23 yrs
Marcia, dau	     died May 22, 1840, ae 22 yrs
Martha K. dau        died Mar 13, 1849, ae 18 y 6m
Azariah Hanks	     died Aug 8, 1823, ae 15 m
Emeline A Hanks	     died Dec 3, 1838, in 22nd yr"
email sent to June Jorgensen on May 31, 2008 Subject: Hanks genealogy from Blueskyes222 at aol com to gedcom at hanksplace net copy of email was forwarded to June Jorgensen Lake County Genealogical Society (Ohio)

Madison South Ridge Cemetery (Tisdel, Antisdel, Pioneer) (Inactive) Located on the south side of South Ridge Road (St. Rte. 84) 0.4 mile east of Wood Road and 0.8 mile west of Dayton Road, this quaint cemetery is close to the road and set off with a split rail fence. This burying ground was superintended by the South Madison Cemetery Association which was formed and incorporated 24 August 1861 with fifteen members, F.E. Benjamin, Chairman. (Vol. A pg 23 of Lake County Association Meeting Records) Apparently one of its first duties was to see that the deed to the property was filed. The deed written 9 May 1816 was not recorded until 16 January 1866 in Deed Record Book of Lake County, Volume W pgs. 350-351. Originally land of Silas Antisdel, who settled there in 1812 from Norwich, Connecticut, Elijah Hanks and his wife Mary granted to the Town of Madison for $30.00 paid by Jesse Ladd, John Sherwood, David Robbins, and their associates.. "a piece of land to be used and improved as a place of interment or burial to begin about 12 rods Westward of the now dwelling house..." On 20 December 1899 a deed was signed (Lake Co. Vol. 31 pg 111) transferring the cemetery from Asaph Ely, Cemetery Trustee of Madison, Ohio to the Township Trustees of Madison for one cent. Known as Pioneer Cemetery and containing ? acre of land "to be used only as a place for the burial of the dead forever." The two sections, east and west, seem to be divided by a narrow road down the middle from the Ridge Road. The majority of stones in this cemetery are the large marble slabs, but there are several old brownstones with intricate carving, and some granite ones, especially toward the back (south) and the west. It was reported that about 1994 several stones were displaced or discarded, but this has not been verified. The oldest death date on a stone is Silas A'Tisdel Jr. who died March 22, 1813 aged 23. The oldest stone is a brownstone, in memory of Wm. Whitaker who died April 6, 1813. In 1816 Deacon Jesse Ladd died at age 85, a soldier of the American Revolution. Rows were all read west to east and the stones within the rows north to south. The readings were proofed in 2000. Some of the less legible stones were supplemented with the readings of the N.S.D.A.R. done in the late 1920s
....website... http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ohlcgs/madison/sridge.html

......CD only......
Information on HANKS burials from the above Madison South Ridge Cemetery

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