• I knew your Mother, Aunt Minnie, and she used to say that “Pasadena is God’s Country.”
[4356, pp 1-2]• Sayings: “There’s enough blue sky to make a Dutchman’s britches.”
Source: Florence Martin, January 1995
• HAWKINS - Minnie Fredericka Hawkins, South Pasadena, passed away August 31, 1963. A native of Michigan, she had been a resident of this area 41 years. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Hoyt Martin of South Pasadena; Mrs. Donald Gardner of San Diego; one son, Frederick Hawkins of Woodside, Calif.; three granddaughters, Mrs. John Schuehle of Los Angeles, Mrs. David Mills of New York, and Mrs. Maurice Shuvetter [sic] and one grandson, Charles Hawkins, both of Woodside. Private services were conducted at the chapel of Turner & Stevens Co., Pasadena.
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• 1880 Census: Whitehall, Muskegon, Michigan. Age 5, b MI. Listed as Minnie Seller.
[1697]• 1900 Census: Evanston, Cook, Illinois. Age 25, b Oct 1874, MI. Parents b Germany.
[1736]• 1910 Census: Park Ridge, Cook, Illinois. Age 35, b MI. Parents b Germany.
[1771]• 1920 Census: Park Ridge, Cook, Illinois. Age 44, b MI. Parents b Germany.
[1787]• 1930 Census: Pasadena, Los Angeles, California. Age 55, b MI. Parents b Germany. Age 21 at 1st marriage.
[3632]• 1940 Census: South Pasadena, Los Angeles, California. Age 65, b MI. Mother-in-Law in household of Hoyt F. Martin.
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Spouses
Immigration1886 [3632] Age: 11
Removal24 Jun 1887, Chicago, Cook, Illinois [1804] Age: 12
Memothrough Hull, England
Naturalization1896 [1787] Age: 21
BurialForest Lawn Memorial Park, Glendale, Los Angeles, California [1805]
MemoLawn Crypt 1-A, Block 1584
Individual Notes
• Sixth child of Viktor Herman Hakansson and Emelie Charlotte Brunberg.
[1803]• Fred Hawkins of South Pasadena passed away Dec. 28, 1957. A native of Sweden and a resident of South Pasadena for 17 years. He was a member of the South Pasadena Lodge No. 367 F. & A. M., South Pasadena Chapter No. 112 Royal Arch Masons and Calvary Commandery No. 62 Knights Templar. He is survived by his wife, Minnie Hawkins, a son, Fred Hawkins of Woodside, Calif.; two daughters, Mrs. Hoyt F. Martin of South Pasadena, and Mrs. Donald Gardner of San Diego; four grandchildren, Kris and Gretchen Martin and Alison and Charles Hawkins. Services were held at chapel of Turner, Stevens and Eggleston, 1000 Fremont Ave., South Pasadena. South Pasadena Lodge No. 367 F. & A. M., officiating.
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Census
• 1900 Census: Evanston, Cook, Illinois. Age 25, b Sep 1874, Sweden. Tea salesman. Parents b Sweden.
[1736]• 1910 Census: Park Ridge, Cook, Illinois. Age 35, b Sweden. Salesman, tea & coffee. Parents b Sweden.
[1771]• 1920 Census: Park Ridge, Cook, Illinois. Age 44, b Sweden. Merchant, tea & coffee. Parents b Sweden.
[1787]• 1930 Census: Pasadena, Los Angeles, California. Age 55, b Sweden. Alien. Salesman, tea & coffee. Parents b Sweden.
[3632]• 1940 Census: Pasadena, Los Angeles, California. Age 63, b Sweden. Salesman. Head.
[7167]• 1950 Census: South Pasadena, Los Angeles, California. Age 75, b Sweden. Head. Separated. Residing at 1026 Fair Oaks Avenue.
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Directories
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Pasadena City Directories 1923: Fred (Minnie) 1775 Rose Villa
1924: Fred C. (Minnie F.) slsmn A. J. Casey h 1775 Rose Villa
1929: Hawkins Fred, Fred H, Gert. 1775 Rose Villa
[2678] 1930: Hawkins, Fred (Minnie) Fred jr. Gert. 89 Bellfontaine
1931: Hawkins, Fred (Minnie) 1775 Rose Villa
1932: Hawkins, Fred 847 Mar Vista
1933: Hawkins, Fredk H (Alice) distributor Crown City Ice Co. r 85 Bellefontaine (no Fred C.)
1934: Hawkins, Fred slmn r 40 Valley
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Marriage23 Sep 1896, Evanston, Cook, Illinois [851]
Marriage Notes
• Married four years in 1900.
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