Eva May Mae Hancock

GEDCOM Note

Buried in City Point. Jackson Funeral Cooperative Home Christian Science services. Song service by Rufus Dimmick. Grace, Austin, John, and Ned were born in Merrillan, WI at Eva's home while they lived on the cranberry marsh. The marsh burned out and John moved to Pray and had a grocery store. They lived in the back end of Maud's house. Then moved a house from Dexterville about 1897. Died at her home where she lived with son, John, in Allen Creek, Sunday March 25, 1945. She taught in several Jackson County schools as a young woman. She graduated from High School in 1885. She loved her flower garden which was like an old English garden, mostly perennials. She and Edna did a lot of baking, canning and cooking. Always did a lot of reading. She also milked the cows. In 1930 census was living with John, also Bert, Grace and Robert.

Buried in City Point. Jackson Funeral Cooperative Home Christian Science services. Song service by Rufus Dimmick. Grace, Austin, John, and Ned were born in Merrillan, WI at Eva's home while they lived on the cranberry marsh. The marsh burned out and John moved to Pray and had a grocery store. They lived in the back end of Maud's house. Then moved a house from Dexterville about 1897. Died at her home where she lived with son, John, in Allen Creek, Sunday March 25, 1945. She taught in several Jackson County schools as a young woman. She graduated from High School in 1885. She loved her flower garden which was like an old English garden, mostly perennials. She and Edna did a lot of baking, canning and cooking. Always did a lot of reading. She also milked the cows. In 1930 census was living with John, also Bert, Grace and Robert.