. History of Ingham and Eaton counties, Michigan . MRS. HENRY A. HAWLEY. HENRY A. HAWLEY. HENRY A. HAWLEY. Henry A. Hawley, one of the earliest pioneers of Ing-ham County, was born at Winfield, Herkimer Co., N. Y.,Nov. 19,1815. His father, Stephen Hawley, was a nativeof Amsterdam, N. Y., but was of Scottish stock. Hismother, Olive Warner, was born in Connecticut, butremoved when young to Herkimer Co., N. Y., where shemarried Stephen Hawley. He died in early manhood, leaving her with two sons, Henry and Calvin. She after-wards married Charles Gray, and had three children,—Eliza,Manly, and Emeli
. History of Ingham and Eaton counties, Michigan . MRS. HENRY A. HAWLEY. HENRY A. HAWLEY. HENRY A. HAWLEY. Henry A. Hawley, one of the earliest pioneers of Ing-ham County, was born at Winfield, Herkimer Co., N. Y.,Nov. 19,1815. His father, Stephen Hawley, was a nativeof Amsterdam, N. Y., but was of Scottish stock. Hismother, Olive Warner, was born in Connecticut, butremoved when young to Herkimer Co., N. Y., where shemarried Stephen Hawley. He died in early manhood, leaving her with two sons, Henry and Calvin. She after-wards married Charles Gray, and had three children,—Eliza,Manly, and Emeline. She was of Welsh descent, and trans-mitted to her son the sturdy virtues and inflexible courageof her ancestral race. This inheritance enabled him suc-cessfully to utilize the strength of his muscle and theenergy of his brain in subduing the stubborn enemies thatconfront the pioneer at every step. On the 3d of Septem- 316 HISTORY OF INGHAM COUNTY, MICHIGAN. ber, 1839, she died of hemorrhage of the lungs, and theyounger son died some 3cars l
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