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Jane Rogerson, 1819–1898?> (aged 79 years)
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1827–1898
Birth: 23 November 1827
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— Clawthorpe, Westmorland, England Death: 18 December 1898 — Acushnet, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA |
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1819–1898
Birth: 17 December 1819
— Chorley, Lancashire, England Death: 28 December 1898 — Acushnet, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA |
Marriage | Marriage — 1847 — Preston, Lancashire, England |
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1848–1848
Birth: 15 January 1848
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— Preston, Lancashire, England Death: March 1848 — Preston, Lancashire, England |
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1849–1849
Birth: 6 April 1849
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— Preston, Lancashire, England Death: September 1849 — Preston, Lancashire, England |
3 years
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1851–1922
Birth: 30 September 1851
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— St Louis, Missouri, USA Death: 18 November 1922 — Providence, Rhode Island, USA |
2 years
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Birth: 18 December 1853
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— St Louis, Missouri, USA Death: 9 August 1912 — Boston, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA |
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1856–1922
Birth: 11 May 1856
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— St Louis, Missouri, USA Death: 1922 — Acushnet, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA |
2 years
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1858–1886
Birth: 31 August 1858
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— St Louis, Missouri, USA Death: 6 October 1886 — New Bedford, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA |
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A Highlight in Genealogical Research 1957 Dear Relatives: Greetings! This is not a regular report of research and temple ordinance work such as I had given in our last two family bulletins, but some information relating to the family of James Hacking, the older brother of our Grandfather John Sampson Hacking. In searching for records of our Pioneer Families, I found the shipping account where James Hacking, brother of John Sampson, signed for the responsibility financially to bring the family to America. At this time, which was July 3, 1849, the following members made up the family to emigrate: James Hacking 21 years, his wife Jane aged 29 years, their baby daughter Alice 2 months; and Harriet Hacking 18 years, Jane Hacking 16 years and John Sampson Hacking 12 years; the mother and stepfather-John Fisher aged 44 years and Jane Fisher 41 years; their children: Alice Fisher aged 8, Moroni Fisher aged 5, and the baby William, aged 4 months, living at (Ingham) Street, Preston, Lancashire, England. They made their application to sail in September, 1849-eleven members in the family to come! However Great Uncle Jim's baby daughter Alice died before they left England. The family arrived in New Orleans in the late fall and traveled to St. Louis, Missouri. There Uncle Jim and Aunt Jane made their home for several years, then they moved to Fall River, Massachusetts where they were residing at the time the 1870 Census was taken. Some time later they moved to New Bedford, Massachusetts where James and his wife Jane are buried. In the cities of Fall River and New Bedford Uncle Jim and his daughters found employment in the cotton mills. Uncle Jim was a kind considerate man, and in so many ways was like a father to Grandfather John Sampson Hacking, being nine years his senior. The following is a copy of the record of his family so far as we have it: James Hacking, born 23 November 1827 at Clawthorpe, christened 23 December 1827 at Burton in Kendal, son of James Hacking and Jane Pearson. Died 18 December 1898 at Acushnet, Massachusetts and buried at New Bedford, Bristol County, Massachusetts. He married Jane Rogerson who was born 17 December 1819 in England, daughter of Robert Rogerson and Catherine (Anderton). She died 28 December 1898 at Acushnet and was buried at New Bedford, Massachusetts. (It would be interesting to know the cause of their death, he being 71 and she 79, and their deaths being only 10 days apart. mfh) Their children are:
Some of the older members of our family will no doubt remember Great Uncle Jim Hacking and his good wife Aunt Jane, also some of their daughters, but to most of us this family is unknown. Since Uncle Jim was so kind and good to our Grandfather John Sampson Hacking and other members of the family during their days of such great trial and need, I nave given this information so that we may know who his family were, and also so that we may treasure a place in our memory for these good people.
Note: The information shown for the family of James Hacking and Jane Rogerson was obtained from the following sources: Parish Registers of Burton of Kendal, Westmoreland, England; Copy of Birth Certificate of Mary Jane Hacking General Register Office, Somerset House, London, England; Death Certificates of James Hacking and Jane Rogerson Hacking, 1870 Census of Fall River, Massachusetts. Emigration Book “A” 1849-1851. Genealogical Library. R. H. |
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