Brown Family Tree - Person Sheet
Brown Family Tree - Person Sheet
NameAlice Martha Pilkington 
, F
, FBirth Date16 Jun 1864
Birth PlaceLancashire, England
Death Date2 Aug 1944 Age: 80
Death PlacePinecroft, PA
Burial PlaceHoutzdale cemetary, PA.
ReligionSt. Joseph's Catholic church
FatherThomas Pilkington , M (~1841-1903)
MotherElizabeth Trippier (Tryppyer) , F (1842-1911)
Spouses
1John Hagan , M
, MBirth Date19 Apr 1869
Birth PlaceHoutzdale, Clearfield, PA
Death Date23 Feb 1936 Age: 66
Death PlaceHoutzdale, Clearfield, PA
Marr Date22 May 1894
Marr PlaceHoutzdale, Clearfield, PA
ChildrenCharles E. , M (1901-1979)
John , M (1894-1919)
Notes for Alice Martha Pilkington
MRS. ALICE HAGAN
Widow of John Hagan, who died in 1936, died at the home of her son, Charles E. Hagan, at Pinecroft yesterday morning at 11 o'clock.
She was born in England 75 years ago. She was a member of the St. Joseph's Catholic church of Bellwood and is survived by one son, Charles E. Hagan. Friends will be received at the Fuoss mortuary at Bellwood.
Altoona Mirror, August 3, 1944
Resided in Houtzdale, PA.
Her only surviving grandchild, Mary Ann Hagan McKnight says that her grandmother taught her poems like:
"When I was a little girl no higher than the table,
I could eat and drink and play but work I wasn't able."
"My grandfather, he at the age of 93, worked upon a farm of keeping bees
and his necktie was a boarding house for fleas."
"I used to go in the storeroom and get her a lollipop She always said "I don't have time to eat this" then she did.
Mrs. McKnight said her grandmother when she first came to live with them (The Hagans), moved around by holding onto the furniture. Her arthritis like condition worsened and the daughter-in-law had to lifther in and out of bed and into her chair until her death. It is a genetic dysplasia problem.
Widow of John Hagan, who died in 1936, died at the home of her son, Charles E. Hagan, at Pinecroft yesterday morning at 11 o'clock.
She was born in England 75 years ago. She was a member of the St. Joseph's Catholic church of Bellwood and is survived by one son, Charles E. Hagan. Friends will be received at the Fuoss mortuary at Bellwood.
Altoona Mirror, August 3, 1944
Resided in Houtzdale, PA.
Her only surviving grandchild, Mary Ann Hagan McKnight says that her grandmother taught her poems like:
"When I was a little girl no higher than the table,
I could eat and drink and play but work I wasn't able."
"My grandfather, he at the age of 93, worked upon a farm of keeping bees
and his necktie was a boarding house for fleas."
"I used to go in the storeroom and get her a lollipop She always said "I don't have time to eat this" then she did.
Mrs. McKnight said her grandmother when she first came to live with them (The Hagans), moved around by holding onto the furniture. Her arthritis like condition worsened and the daughter-in-law had to lifther in and out of bed and into her chair until her death. It is a genetic dysplasia problem.