Weeden Vender Hakes 1800–1884 – Whos Your Daddy? Wikigenealogy

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Weeden Vender Hakes, 1800–1884 (aged 83 years)

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Weeden Vender Hakes

Name: Weeden Vender /Hakes/
Surname: Hakes
Given names: Weeden Vender

Sex Male

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Family with Eliza Amanda Bebee
himself	Links Birth: 5 April 1800 — Stephentown, Rennselaer, New York, USA Death: 24 February 1884 — Mesa, Maricopa, Arizona Unique identifier: B6DF610711D41F478E09EA5D154F8493A18F Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Eliza Amanda Bebee Martha Almira Hakes Sarah Melissa Hakes Avis Ann Hakes Patty Celinda Hakes Susan Delilah Hakes Collins Rowe Hakes Harriet Janette Hakes Weeden Vender Hakes 1800–1884 Birth: 5 April 1800 — Stephentown, Rennselaer, New York, USA Death: 24 February 1884 — Mesa, Maricopa, Arizona
partner	Links Birth: 2 November 1803 — Chatham, Columbia, New york Death: 26 October 1887 — Parowan, Iron, Utah, USA Unique identifier: B6DF610711D41F478E09EA5D154F8493A18F Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Weeden Vender Hakes Martha Almira Hakes Sarah Melissa Hakes Avis Ann Hakes Patty Celinda Hakes Susan Delilah Hakes Collins Rowe Hakes Harriet Janette Hakes Eliza Amanda Bebee 1803–1887 Birth: 2 November 1803 — Chatham, Columbia, New york Death: 26 October 1887 — Parowan, Iron, Utah, USA
daughter	Links Birth: 22 October 1823 23 19 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Martha Almira Hakes 1823–… Birth: 22 October 1823 23 19
2 years daughter	Links Birth: 10 December 1825 25 22 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Sarah Melissa Hakes 1825–… Birth: 10 December 1825 25 22
22 months daughter	Links Birth: 16 September 1827 27 23 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Avis Ann Hakes 1827–… Birth: 16 September 1827 27 23
2 years daughter	Links Birth: 1829 28 25 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Patty Celinda Hakes 1829–… Birth: 1829 28 25
4 years daughter	Links Birth: 16 April 1833 33 29 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Susan Delilah Hakes 1833–… Birth: 16 April 1833 33 29
4 years son	Links Birth: 26 June 1837 37 33 — Grafton, Grafton, Lorraine, Ohio, USA Marriage: 29 March 1857 — Santa Clara, Iron, Utah, USA Death: 27 August 1916 — Mesa, Mesa, Maricopa, Arizona, USA Unique identifier: D681FF651FF8334AB2B5930715A537195A98 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Mable Ann Morse Ann Eliza Hakes Avis Caroline Hakes Sarah Melissa Hakes Helen Lotheta Hakes Lottie Mabel Hakes Harriet Jane Hakes Effie Elizabeth Hakes Parry Celinda Hakes Collins Riley Hakes Nettie Luella Hakes Daniel Edgar Hakes Ruby Amanda Hakes Collins Rowe Hakes 1837–1916 Birth: 26 June 1837 37 33 — Grafton, Grafton, Lorraine, Ohio, USA Death: 27 August 1916 — Mesa, Mesa, Maricopa, Arizona, USA
5 years daughter	Links Birth: 9 May 1842 42 38 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Harriet Janette Hakes 1842–… Birth: 9 May 1842 42 38

Events of close relatives
Birth	5 April 1800 Stephentown, Rennselaer, New York, USA
Birth of a daughter	Martha Almira Hakes 22 October 1823
Birth of a daughter	Sarah Melissa Hakes 10 December 1825
Birth of a daughter	Avis Ann Hakes 16 September 1827
Birth of a daughter	Patty Celinda Hakes 1829
Birth of a daughter	Susan Delilah Hakes 16 April 1833
Birth of a son	Collins Rowe Hakes 26 June 1837 Grafton, Grafton, Lorraine, Ohio, USA
Birth of a daughter	Harriet Janette Hakes 9 May 1842
Marriage of a son	Collins Rowe Hakes — Mable Ann Morse — View this family 29 March 1857 Santa Clara, Iron, Utah, USA
Death	24 February 1884 (aged 83 years) Mesa, Maricopa, Arizona
Unique identifier	0F2EBDF70AE8F040B17FAD6F5DF7EA1EBB18
Last change	27 August 2011 – 00:00:00

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Note	Weeden Vander Hakes and Eliza Amanda Beebe book: Collins Rowe Hakes Family pg 6 Compiled by HARRIET J. STRADLING...1952 Collins Rowe Hakes/ 5th child...Lottie Mable Hakes Lamb/ 4th chi ld..Harriet Jane Lamb Stradling Weeden Vander Hakes and his wife, Eliza, crossed the plains in 1 848. He was a shoe maker, skilled in his art and prosperous in b usiness. He always made good money,which he turned over to hi s wife for safe keeping. Both of them were quick and alert, ment ally and physically. Although exceptionally modest and resered , he was always ready to stand up for his convictions, and was c lean in bothbody and mind. He abhorred unclean talk. Firm in th e faith, he was ever loyalto the counsel of the Church leaders . He made the first pair of boots ownedby the Prophet Joseph Sm ith. He liked to be in parades; Amanda didn't. He and Eliza both loved people, and looked after the needs of ot hers before theirown. Their motto was, "If we eat, so do the ne ighbors." They despised the idea of anyone taking advantage of t he poor and needy. Eliza had been a schoolteacher. She was well -organized in all her work, never wasting a motion. Bothof the m were more than liberal in donations, and went out of their wa y torender assistance to new-comers. In her old age, Eliza broke her hip, and wascared for until he r death by her daughters, Harriet and Sarah, who lived inKanosh , Utah. Weeden accompanied his son Collins to Mesa, Arizona to s pendhis last years. He had a covered wagon fixed for a bedroom . His children andgrandchildren took turns feeding him, as he c ouldn't bend his arms, at the last. He was kind and gentle, an d always expressed his appreciation for their care. His high pri nciples and love of personal cleanliness remained with him all h is life. Vol 4 "Our Pioneer Heritage" has a list of several Heads of fami lies that lived in the Fort at San Bernardino. listed were" W. V . Hakes, andresiding outside the fort, George Hakes. L.D.S. Church Records

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Weeden Vander Hakes
and
Eliza Amanda Beebe
book: Collins Rowe Hakes Family pg 6
Compiled by HARRIET J. STRADLING...1952
Collins Rowe Hakes/ 5th child...Lottie Mable Hakes Lamb/ 4th chi
ld..Harriet Jane Lamb Stradling
Weeden Vander Hakes and his wife, Eliza, crossed the plains in 1
848. He was a shoe maker, skilled in his art and prosperous in b
usiness. He always made good money,which he turned over to hi
s wife for safe keeping. Both of them were quick and alert, ment
ally and physically. Although exceptionally modest and resered
, he was always ready to stand up for his convictions, and was c
lean in bothbody and mind. He abhorred unclean talk. Firm in th
e faith, he was ever loyalto the counsel of the Church leaders
. He made the first pair of boots ownedby the Prophet Joseph Sm
ith. He liked to be in parades; Amanda didn't.
He and Eliza both loved people, and looked after the needs of ot
hers before theirown. Their motto was, "If we eat, so do the ne
ighbors." They despised the idea of anyone taking advantage of t
he poor and needy. Eliza had been a schoolteacher. She was well
-organized in all her work, never wasting a motion. Bothof the
m were more than liberal in donations, and went out of their wa
y torender assistance to new-comers.
In her old age, Eliza broke her hip, and wascared for until he
r death by her daughters, Harriet and Sarah, who lived inKanosh
, Utah. Weeden accompanied his son Collins to Mesa, Arizona to s
pendhis last years. He had a covered wagon fixed for a bedroom
. His children andgrandchildren took turns feeding him, as he c
ouldn't bend his arms, at the last. He was kind and gentle, an
d always expressed his appreciation for their care. His high pri
nciples and love of personal cleanliness remained with him all h
is life.

Vol 4 "Our Pioneer Heritage" has a list of several Heads of fami
lies that lived in the Fort at San Bernardino. listed were" W. V
. Hakes, andresiding outside the fort, George Hakes.
L.D.S. Church Records