Margaret Elen HAGUE [Parents] [scrapbook] was born 18 Dec 1856 in Plymouth, Wash., OH. She died 27 Jan 1936 in Sterling, Logan, Colo and was buried in Riverside Cem, Sterling, Colo.. Margaret married George W. MILLER. The marriage ended in divorce.
1850 John & Ansina Hague were in Census of Washington Co., Ohio;
1856 Dec 18 Margaret Elen Hague born child #4.1868 The John Hague family moved to Mo. #1 child- Nettie's obit says:
" when Nettie was 18, the family moved to Missouri."
1869 grfather-REUBEN and JANE and CHAUNCY moved to Linn Co. MO.
1869: "D.C.HAGUE Sr. arrived in Linn Co. Mo abt 1869 with REUBEN, his
dad, and his brother-JOHN." .
1870 Hague family in Baker Twp, Linn Co. MO census--(hard to read.)
1874- Oct 22 Mg of Anna Zeanette Hague, in Brookfield, Linn Co. MO.1880 census her parents are in Bates Co. MO then to
Cozad, Nebraska
1887 Margaret, John & Ansina Hague & some siblings came to Sterling.
Colo.1888-- 2 land deeds of John Hague and Maggie Hague, 26 May 1888 and
29 Oct 1888--filed in John Hague file. Maggie bot 160 acres from her
father, John, and her brother, Chancy, in 1888.1900 Census, Sterling, Logan, Colo., ED 184, Sheet 12.
Propst, Sidney, head b Feb 1846, age 54, md 7 yrs. AL, NC, NC,Stock rais
Della M, wife, Nov 1866 age 33 md 7 yrs O ch, 0 alive OH, OH, OH,
Frank P. son Apr 1881, 19 S Colo, AL, AL
Myron L. Son Mar 1887 13 S CO, AL, AL
+ 3 lodgers
and next door:
Hague, John head b Jan 1825, age 75, md 51 OH PA OH FARMER
ANSINA, wife, July 1828 age 71, md 51, 10 ch, 10 liv, OH OH OH
Maggie, dau, Dec 1863, age 36, S, OH OH OH, Dressmaker1908 Mar 11, Marriage: Margaret Hague to George W. Miller, Margaret
was 51.1908 May 14. Death of her mother Ansina (Smith)Hague.
1911-1912 Sterling Directory has Geo. W. Miller , 602 Broadway.
1932 stroke--age 75--bedridden mostly till death. ( Della came and
lived with her.)1935 Death & obit of Rosa Hague Hohl: (died at age 64)
Survivors are her husband and dau, Doris M Knudsen of Sterling (siblings:)
Nettie Hayes of Cozad (age 85)
Margaret Miller of Sterling (age 78, feeble and cared for by Mrs. Propst.)
John Chancy Hague of Sterling (76, feeble and cared for by Mrs. Propst.)
Walter Hague of Sterling (71)
Mrs. Della May Propst of Sterling. (68)1936 Death and Obit of Margaret (Hague) Miller: "When she was 13 years
old she accompanied her family to ---country, MO. She grew to
womanhood in Mo and became a dressmaker. . .filed on homesteads 10
miles nw of Sterling. After proving on the homesteads, Miss Margaret
and Miss Della went to Denver, where they operated a dressmaking shop
for 4 years. They then returned to Sterling and have resided here since
that time. . ." She died at 79."The Hagues in Sterling included Aunt Margaret, Aunt Della and Aunt
Rosa. These are the Aunts my Grandmother, Macie (Hays) Woodcox,
thought so much of. They were the sisters of her Mother, Cornelia
(Hague) Hays. The ten children of John and Ansina Hague were all born in
Plymouth, Washington Co., OH except Rosa, who was born in Linn Co. MO."
Carol MinsonCarol Minson asked her Grandmother's sister, Anna (Hays) Brown, which
of her Aunts she remembered the best. She said, "Aunt Maggie. She
visited often. She had the sweetest face."
Carol: "Did she come to help her older sister, Cornelia when she had a
new baby?"
Ann Brown: "She came to help with all 7 of us!"Carol: "I believe my grandmother, Macie Belle (Hays) Woodcox was named
after her mother's two youngest sisters whose middle names were May
and Belle.Interview with Doris Hohl, daughter of #10 child.
Correspondence with grand children of #1 and 2.
Tombstone of John Hague and his wife and child #4, #5, #8, #9, #10 at
Sterling, Logan, Colo.Obituary from Sterling, Colo paper: (extracts)1904- John Hague born in
Guernsey Co. Ohio, Jan 29, 1825....grew up to manhood there. Thirty years
ago (1874) he moved to central Missouri, later moving to Nebraska.
Sixteen years ago (1888) he located in the South Platte valley in Colo
where he has since resided.
Deceased md at Plymouth, Washington Co. Ohio to Ansina smith, Dec 20,
1851. Ten children were born, all of whom survive. They are:
Mrs. Andrew Hays and Mrs. William Hays, Cozad, Nebr.
Mrs. J. M. Bowlin and Carroll Hague, Mounds, Indian Territory.
George Hague, Sheridan, Missouri.
Mrs. Martin Hohl, Miss Margaret Hague, Mrs. S. R. Propst, Chauncey Hague
and Walter Hague all at or near Sterling.
Funeral service held from family residence, conducted by pastor of
Methodist church.
Interment at Riverview Cemetery.Obituaries of children #1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10
