Mary "Polly" Ann Hack / Farthing

She married William Andrew Hack on Jan. 4, 1851 in Warren County, Kentucky. After his death in 1868, she married Harvey Farthing on August 24, 1879 in Pike County, Illinois.

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GEDCOM Note

!Info on Polly Ann from Mrs. Dean Bacus, Indianapolis, IN, desc.
Info from 1850 Census, Warren Co, KY, M. A. Hudnall, age 17 yrs,
bornin KY,
living with her sister, Nancy Hudnall Milligan, Household #66, Dist.1.
Info from 1860 Census, Warren Co, KY, Polly Ann Hack, age 24 yrs,
bornin KY,
residing with husband William and children and extended family
atHousehold

1. 400, Dist. 2.

Info from 1880 Census, Pike Co, IL, Polly A. Farthing, wife, age
44yrs, md
within the year, born in KY, residing with (2) husband Harvey
andfamily at
Household # , Spring Creek Twp.
Info from "History of the Taylor Family" given at Taylor
FamilyReunion, 1909.
Info from Marriage Records of Warren Co, KY, says: "William A.
Hackand Polly
Ann Hudnall, md 4 Jan 1851 by T. R. White; her consent by father,
WrenC.
Hudnall, w/b John P. Smith & Sec: William E. Floyd."
Birth date of 15 Apr 1836 also given from direct desc. Jean
Bacus,probably
from her tombstone and from her age on 1860 and 1880 Census,
WarrenCo. Would
she have married at age 14 years? Not as likely as age 18 yrs.

!Note: William A. and Polly Ann Hack moved to Pike Co, IL with
theirsix oldest
children from their home on a farm near Bowling Green, KY abt
1862.(Son John
E. Hack, born 1862, was born in IL, according to 1880 Census.)
Theyhad
a strong desire to get away from the fighting of the Civil
War.William saw a
young nephew of his hung by the soldiers in Warren Co, KY.
In IL, Wm Hack met a tragic death while hunting in 1868.
Note: Her name was probably Mary Ann, but she was always called
PollyAnn.