Hannah Ellen Cox ^{130,143,162,163,164,165,166,167,168}

   Cause of her death was apoplexy.¹⁵⁴

  General Notes:

1880, Census Place:Burr Oak, Winneshiek, Iowa
Source:FHL Film 1254370 National Archives Film T9-0370 Page 23B
RelationSexMarrRaceAgeBirthplace

William WINCHSelfMMW39CAN
Occ:FarmerFa: NYMo: CAN
Hannah WINCHWifeFMW37IN
Occ:Keeping HouseFa: NCMo: NC
Marey E. WINCHDauFMW17IA
Occ:At HomeFa: CANMo: IN
Oliver WINCHSonMSW15IA
Occ:Work On FarmFa: CANMo: IN
Ida WINCHDauFSW10IA
Fa: CANMo: IN
Rosetta WINCHDauFSW8IA
Fa: CANMo: IN
Willard WINCHSonMSW6IA
Fa: CANMo: IN
Jenney WINCHDauFSW4IA
Fa: CANMo: IN
Carrie WINCHDauFSW1IA
Fa: CANMo: IN
Marey COXMotherLFWW69NC
Fa: NCMo: NC

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1900 census records, Glenwood Township, Walsh County, N. Dakota

sheet 6B, line 1
Ellen Winch b. Apr 1842, age 58, widow, born Indiana, parents born N. Carolina,
Willard Winch born April 1872, age 26 born Iowa, father born Canada, mother b. Indiana,
Else born Oct 1884 age 15 born Iowa, father born Canada, mother born Indiana.
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Obituary for Hannah Cox, (Mrs. William Winch) , Grafton Record, Grafton N. Dakota, 1915

Aged Lady Dead

Mrs. William Winch died at the home of her son, Oliver, in this city on the afternoon of Friday, January, 22 from apoplexy. She was stricken about nine in the morning and died at four the same afternoon without regaining consciousness.
Hannah Cox was born at Thornton, Ind. April 22, 1841. While a girl she removed with her parents to Fillmore County, Minn., where in 1860 she was united in marriage to William Winch. In 1889 she came to this county and resided in Glenwood township with her son Oliver. In 1895 the family removed to this city where she has since resided.
She was of a cheerful, bright disposition , doing gladly the tasks which came to her through life, and giving a full measure of love and devotion to the members of the family circle. She was a member of the Methodist church from childhood.
She is survived by six children, two sons, Oliver of this city, and Willard, of Goose Lake, Sask., and four daughters, Mesdames James Anderson, of Preeceville, Sask., C.W. Holmes of Devils Lake; B. L. Hotchkiss of White Bluff, Wash, and Ida M. Buel , of St. Paul, Minn.
The funeral was held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the home of Oliver Winch, Rev. H. H. Moore, of the Methodist church officiating and the interment was in the city cemetery.
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Walsh Heritage, Walsh County, North Dakota.

Hannah Winch

In the early 1880's, Hannah Winch settled in Section 12, Glenwood township, with her six children. They attended the Presbyterian Church and School District No. 17.
The children were Oliver, Willard, Mary, May, Caroline and Elsie. Caroline married Ben Hotchkiss and lived in Glenwood Township. Other daughters married and moved. Mrs. Winch, with Willard and Elsie, left after farming here for several years.

submitted by Una Parkins Bjorneby.
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  Noted events in her life were:

• Residence, 1850, Boone County, Indiana. ¹⁶⁹

• Residence, 1880, Burr Oak, Winneshiek County, Iowa. ¹⁴³

• Residence: Hill Ave, 1910, Grafton N. Dakota. ¹⁶⁸

• Religion: Methodist. ¹⁵⁴

Hannah married William Winch, son of Samuel Winch and Elizabeth Monteney, on 19 May 1861 in Newburg, Fillmore Cty., Minn., USA ^{106,107,108,109}.^,125 (William Winch was born on 14 Oct 1841 in East Gwillimbury, Ontario, Canada,^{119,125,127,130,132,133,134,136} died on 20 Jul 1931 in San Diego, California ^135,136,138 and was buried on 24 Jul 1931 in Clover Lawn Crematory, San Diego ^136,138.). The cause of his death was Endocarditis, probably several years..¹⁵⁴

  Marriage Notes:

William Winch and Hannah Ellen Cox were divorced in Iowa and William Winch moved to California. William shows up on the 1930 census living with his second wife Bertha in San Diego at 3829 Newton Ave. His location in 1900, 1910 and 1920 are unknown by me at this time. jca