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Tombstone Tuesday ~ Jennie Marie HACKATHORN

Jennie Marie Hackathorn Champion ~ Bergholz Cemetery
Jennie Marie Hackathorn Champion ~ Bergholz Cemetery

Tombstone Tuesday

Name: Jennie Marie HACKATHORN
Birth: 26 June 1900; Bergholz, Jefferson County, Ohio
Death: 12 July 1992; Ravenna, Portage County, Ohio
Parents: Thomas John HACKATHORN and Florence PAISLEY
Spouse: Joseph Fritz CHAMPION
Cemetery: Bergholz Cemetery, Jefferson County, Ohio
Relationship to Hollie: maternal great aunt

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Jennie and Dora
Jennie (left) with sister Silvia Dora
Jennie Hackathorn (Photo courtesy of Beth Hartung)
Jennie Hackathorn (Photo courtesy of Beth Hartung)
Jennie (right) and sister, Mary (Photo courtesy of Duane Smith)
Jennie (right) and sister, Mary (Photo courtesy of Duane Smith)
Jennie (sitting center) surrounded by her younger siblings. Elsie at far left.
Jennie (sitting center) surrounded by her younger siblings. Elsie at far left.
Jennie Marie with brother, Clarence "Shorty".
Jennie Marie with brother, Clarence “Shorty”.
Jennie and Shorty.
Jennie and Shorty, 1968.
Jennie (left) with sisters, Mary and Goldie.
Jennie (left) with sisters, Mary and Goldie. (Photo courtesy of Merrianne Hackathorn)
Daughters of Jennie. Josephine "Ruth" (left) and Gladys "Muriel".
Daughters of Jennie. Josephine “Ruth” (left) and Gladys “Muriel”.
Aunt Goldie and Aunt Jennie (right). (Photo courtesy of Merrianne Hackathorn)
Aunt Goldie and Aunt Jennie (right). (Photo courtesy of Merrianne Hackathorn)
Aunt Jennie (left) and Grandma (Elsie) passsing my son back and forth at the reunion in June of 1986.
Aunt Jennie (left) and Grandma (Elsie) passing my son back and forth at the reunion in June of 1986.

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5 Replies to “Tombstone Tuesday ~ Jennie Marie HACKATHORN”

  2. Thank you so much Hollie for posting these pictures of my wonderful and beautiful Great-Grandmother Jennie Champion ā¤ļøā¤ļøā¤ļø

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    1. Thanks for reading my blog, Beth! I was going to wait for her birthday, but I’ll mention her then too. I loved Aunt Jennie. She was a sweetheart. But then, all of the Hackathorns are, aren’t they?

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