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From this particular Hawley line we can trace the connection to the Macfie family of Clarenceville, for whom this web page was constructed.

The Macfie's are not the only Clarenceville family to intermarry with the Hawley and it would not be altogether inaccurate to state that at least 85% of the families originating from the Clarenceville area have Hawley blood lines. Today however there are no Hawley's left in this area, most of them returned to the United States to seek their future and few have ever returned other than to do genealogy work. Many of the Hawley males went to western Canada, where land was being offered by the gouvernment The Hawley Home was sold to outsiders after the death of the last Hawley, Clarence who died in 1985. The Hawley cemetery, which is located on a piece of farm land adjacent to the Hawley Home on South Beech Ridge,and became the resting place for the family and many of their neighbors.

As to the Macfie, well two of Alexander Macfie's children married thier counter parts from the Hawley family . The eldest son Robert married Sarah Eliza Hawley, and his eldest sister married Herman Allen Hawley. Through this Hawley line the Macfie family has the privilege of being able to claim United Empire Loyalist connections, and proudly display U.E.L. after their family name.

As the children of these families grew up, we find that many of the Hawley moved as did the Macfie into the same areas of both developing countries ( Canada & the USA) where they worked together in many concerns. William Alexander Hawley was a mining supervisor in Grass Valley where John Macfie his uncle was located, and Eugene Creller also. Marshall Peter Hawley moved out west to Assiniboia with Claude Robert Macfie where they continued to farm.

For a more complete viewing of the Hawley family itself we suggest that you take the time to review their home page


THE HAWLEY FAMILY SOCIETY

Here have just placed a skeleton listing of the males descended down to Peter Hawley, the father of the most immediate ancestor to the Macfie family:

For more on Peter Hawley

Notes from --- to be verified

Ephraim 1767 -1852 son of Peter married Thirza Sears, daughter of James Sears and Elizabeth Olmstead of Clarenceville owned his father's farm at Clarenceville but sold to his brother Asahel and moved to Sutton Qc - The Hawley home -

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The Derick family

Sarah Minerva Hawley 1835-1870

Married Feb 8 1860 Clarenceville Qc

John Nelson Derick 1831-1916

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Margus Briggs Derick 1861-1911	Emiliy Amanda Derick 1862-1871	Jesse Jacob Derick 1864-1942
Hubert Nelson Derick 1866-1871	Sarah Minerva Derick 1869-1872

John Nelson Derick remarried Helen Frances Young (Feb 6th 1873) following the death of Sarah Minerva Hawley

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Newbury Edy Hawley 1811-1879

Married Feb 25 18xx Clarenceville Qc

Harriet (Amanda )Bunker 1832-xxxx

Newbury was listed on 1851 census as a labourer with age of 34
he is listed just next to the Bunker family a family who's head of family is a widowed Sarah at 38 years of age, Harriet is 14 in 1851 according to the census
Since the 1861 lists an Edy Hawley at 50 as single, living with Anna Hawley who is 57, and a James Grant who is seven and is most likely a helper is is uncertain Hariett Bunker would be his wife,
on the 1871 Census Jmes Grant is still living with Edy Hawley who is married to an Amanda and has two nieces living with him as his sister Sarah , who had been married to John Nelson Derrick had just passed away, leaving him with 5 young children.

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Amos Partridge Hawley 1771-1846

Married Jan 03 1796 Woodbury Conn USA

Anna Stoddard 1780-1863

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Peter Hawley 1797-1862

Mary Hawley 1800-1879

Eliakm Stoddard Hawley 1805-1827

Josephus Hawley 1805-xxxx

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Peter Hawley 1797-1862

Married March 3rd,1823 Caldwell's Manor, Lower Canada

Margaret Louisa Cook 1800-1887

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Herman Allen Hawley 1824-1876	George Cook Hawley 1826-1910	Stoddard Hawley 1827-1911	Melinda Caroline Hawley 1831-1851
Sarah Eliza Hawley 1833-1914	Infant Daughter Hawley 1835-1835	Mary Melvina Hawley 1836-xxxx

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Herman Allen Hawley 1824-1876

Married 1848 Caldwell's Manor, Lower Canada

Mary Macfie 1827-1898

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William Alexander Hawley 1849-1908	Clesson Hawley 1852-1943	Claud Hawley 1852-1918
Marshall Peter Hawley 1855-1924	Melinda Jane Hawley 1859-1950	Allan Clarence Hawley 1861-1933

Clesson Hawley at 48 years old is still single and lodging on his own in Kootenay B C , according to the 1901 Census , there are 12 lodgers at this location, the place appears to be owned by one James Stoddart.
His brother Allan moved to Vermilion Alberta and was living with his newphew George Basil at the time of his death

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William Alexander Hawley 1849-1908

Married June 5 1888 Grass Valley California USA

Minnie Betchell 1863-1902

William came west with his cousin Eugene Creller and was involved in mining gold in the Grass Valley region of California

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Claud Hawley 1852-1918

Married Oct 13 1885 Clarenceville, Quebec, Canada

Harriet Rowe 1858-1924

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George Basil Hawley 1888-1970

Marion Edith Hawley 1892-1988

Clifford Betchell Hawley 1893-1981

Allan Clarence is living with Claud and his family in 1901

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George Basil Hawley 1888-1970

Married

Eva Anne Oakley 1896-1985

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Betty Joan Hawley 1934-xxxx

George Basil moved to Vermilion Alberta where he established roots along with his brother Clifford and his Uncle Allan

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Marion Edith Hawley 1892-1988

Married April 12 1913 Clarenceville, Quebec

Stanley Earl Calhoun 1889-1967

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Claude Virginia Calhoun 1915-xxxx

Stanley Douglas Calhoun 1917-xxxx

The Life Summary of Stanley Earl :
When Stanley Earl Calhoun was born on 4 November 1889, in New Brunswick, Canada, his father, Thomas Brown Calhoun, was 36 and his mother, Eunice Freeman, was 36. He married Marion Edith Hawley in 1913, in Saint-Georges-de-Clarenceville, Missisquoi, Quebec, Canada.
They were the parents of at least 1 son and 1 daughter. He lived in Dorchester, Westmorland, New Brunswick, Canada in 1891 and Westmorland, New Brunswick, Canada for about 10 years.
On his militray application he indicated he was a lumberman manufactuer. He died on 27 December 1967, in Moncton, Westmorland, New Brunswick, Canada, at the age of 78,
and was buried in Moncton, Westmorland, New Brunswick, Canada.

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Claude Virginia Calhoun 1915-xxxx

Married

Douglas C Smith xxxx-xxxx

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Douglas Leslie Smith 1941-xxxx

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Stanley Douglas Calhoun 1917-xxxx

Married

Brenda Wood xxxx-xxxx

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Carla Dale Calhoun 1942-xxxx

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Marshall Peter Hawley 1855-1924

Married 1883 Manitoba , Canada

Mary Ann Adams(Mogridge) 1860-xxxx

According to the 1901 Canadian census Marshal, is living with Mary , born Feb 22 1861, but has two sons living with them listed as William Mogridge born March 3rd 1882,
and George Mogridge, born Sept 24 1883. There is also a niece Ethel Pickerell born Apr 28 1884

1901 census
Have not yet located copy of 1911 Census
1916 census
1921 census

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Melinda Jane Hawley 1854-1950

Married 1883 Clarencevile, Quebec, Canada

Claude Brigham Jameson 1857-1933

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Arthur Claude Jameson 1884-	Harry Westgarth Jameson 1885-	Percy Glesson Jameson 1887-1887	Mary Elizabeth Jameson 1892-1955
D'Arcy Drummond Jameson 1894-	Murray Campbell Jameson 1896-1913	Lillias Ellison Jameson 1900-1916

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Harry Westgarth Jameson 1885-

Married Nov 5 1913

Elma Merle Ruttle

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June Lilias Jameson

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June Lilias Jameson

Married

George Alva Patton

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George Alva Patton (jr)

Michael Jameson Patton

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Mary Elizabeth Jameson 1892-1955

Married

Edward Struthers

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D'Arcy Drummond Jameson 1894-

Married

Alice Dupuis

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George Cook Hawley 1826-1910

Married Feburary 06 1855 Compton,  Ill

Aurelia Lake 1831-1906

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Mary Hawley 1800-1879

Married abt 1818 St Armand  Quebec

Lynds Smith 1793-1871

Eliza Smith 1819-xxxx	Nancy Smith 1821-1894	Lucy Smith 1823-1823	Amos Smith 1825-xxxx	Mary Smith 1827-1915
Seymour Smith 1828-xxxx	Elizabeth Smith 1831-xxxx	Martha Smith 1833-xxxx	Ellen Smith 1835-xxxx	Luther Lynds Smith 1837-xxxx

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Luther Lynds Smith 1837-xxxx

Married June 30 1868 Clarenceville Quebec

Ann Eliza Jane Taylor xxxx-xxxx

Williard S Smith 1862-xxxx

Luther Lewis Smith 1872-1964

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Luther Lewis Smith            Mary Helen Macfie 

1872-1964 1868-1940

Luther Lewis Smith 1872-1964

Married October 22 1894 Clarenceville Quebec

Mary Helen Macfie 1868-1940

Robert Macfie Smith 1898-1928

Bruce Taylor Smith 1902-1944

Lewis Douglas Smith 1907-1996

Notes taken from  undated newspaper article glued into Wessy Macfie's scrap book

Mr Smith was born and reared on a farm in Mississquoi  County Quebec. Leaving home at the age of 21, he was engaged for several years in the hardware and cycle business in Toronto. Returning to Quebec, he was appointed assistant manager of the Montreal branch of the Frost & Wood Co., a position which he occupied until 1904. In that year he resigned and assumed the management in the Province of Quebec of the  Wm. Gray, Sons Co., the well-known vehicle concern. When in 1910 , that company amalgamated with the Manson  Campbell Co, under the name of Wm Gray, Sos- Campbell, Mr. Smith continued as manager of the Montreal branch of the new organization, the business in Qebec easily keeping pace with the rapid growth of the parent house and factories at Chatham Ont..

In February of this year Mr Smith resigned at Montreal and was appointed General Manager of Gray-Campbell Limited, with headquarters in Moose Jaw. This origanization is one of the largest carriage distributors in the West, javing branches at Winnipeg, Brandon, Saskatoon, Edmonton and Calgary. Mr Smith is also sales manager of the Gray Dort Motors Ltd, fo Saskatchewan and Alberta, this automobile concern being a subsidiary ofthe Gray campbell organization. He has been for some years interested in the development of Western  Canada, being a member of an eastern syndicate that owns a large tract of land in Alberta.

Essentially a lover of farming, Mr Smith at present operates a farm and ranch in the Vermilion district. In a recent interview, he voiced his enthusiam over the future of the Canadian West  ' Bussiness promises to be good for our company during 1916 '
said he. ' All signs indicate that the slight shaking down of the last two years has placed business in the West on a more substantial basis. We are now entering an era of prosperity that should satisfy even the unbounded optimism of the Westerner '
With his wide experience and maked executive ability , we are confident that Mr Smith will be a caluable adjunct to his company in his responsible position as Wester general manager.

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Bruce Taylor Smith 1902-1944

Married 1929 Fort Covington NY

Elin Karlsson McCartney xxxx-xxxx

Robert Macfie Smith 1930-xxxx

Bruce Taylor Smith jr 1936-xxxx

Douglas Macartney Smith 1944-xxxx

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Robert Macfie Smith 1930-xxxx

Married Fort Covington NY

Carolyn Georgia Smillie xxxx-xxxx

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Lewis Douglas Smith 1907-1996

Married

Mildred Clarence xxxx-xxxx

Joan Mildred Smith 1938-xxxx

Graham Douglas Smith 1941-xxxx

Peter Lewis Smith 1943-xxxx

Nora Lee Ann Smith 1950-xxxx

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Nora  Lee Ann Smith 1950-xxxx

Married 1979

Joseph Bajza xxxx-xxxx

Karen Christine Bajza 1987-xxxx

Stephen Louis Bjza 1988-xxxx

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Josephus Hawley   1805-xxxx

Married March 15 1842 Du Page , Illinois USA

Laura Lucinda Eddy 1822-1855

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