Gen 24

 Eunice Hawthorne (1894 - 1896)

 She had a short life, which ended due to cholera.

 

 

 

 Molly Hawthorne (1894 - 1896) 

She also met an early death by catching cholera.

 

Kristin Hawthorne (1899 - 1900) 

She just wasn't made for life.

 

 

Wade Hawthorne (1899 - 1980) 

A good-looking fellow. Sadly, he was born to the wrong mother, making him unable to be the heir of this bloodline. In 1903, he, his father, and stepmother moved to New York. 

In 1910, his stepmother passed away, making him mostly responsible for watching his younger step-siblings. As he turned 18 in 1917, he was unlucky and got drafted to fight in WWI, where he watched his father fall. 

 

After returning alive in 1918, he took custody of his siblings. A few years later, in 1924, he married Shelly Richards (1905-1985), and together they had three children: Helen Hawthorne (stillborn in 1925), Betty Hawthorne (1928 - 2009), and James Hawthorne (1931 - 1984). 

 

 

Theodore Hawthorne (1904 - 1933) 

This generation's heir was born in 1904 in New York. His mother passed away from embarrassment while she was home alone for no reason (the audacity of her), leaving his father to raise six children on his own while also working full-time. 

In 1917, after his father died at war, Theodore was also drafted, but luckily the war ended a year later. While his older brother took custody of him and his siblings, he went to work to help pay for the apartment. 

 He married Carol Carlin (1906-2009) in 1928, and five years later, in 1933, their first son was born. Sadly, that was also the only son, as he passed away from a cardiac explosion the same year. 

Maggie Hawthorne (1905 - 1985) 

Born in 1905, she spent her days going to school and helping in the household. 

 During the WWI years, she and her brothers had to stay with her aunt Emmeline. After WWI ended, she ended up in her oldest brother's custody. 

 

In 1927, she married Simis Bachelor (1905 - 1980), and they later had two children: Michael Bachelor (1945 - 1999) and Bella Bachelor (1950 - 1995).

 

 

 

 

Lewis Hawthorne (1907 - 1986) 

Lewis was one of the quieter people who spent their lives in the background working hard. He was a smart fellow and managed to become quite successful in life, starting his own company in the 1930s. 

He also married Eden Kalani (1908 - 1970) in 1930. Together they had three children: Caroline Hawthorne (1931 - 1958), Wilma Hawthorne (1932 - 1936), and Clarence Hawthorne (1936 - 2033).

 

David Hawthorne (1910 - 1968) 

David was the lucky child who did not remember the WWI years due to his age. He grew up in his brother's custody. 

 After his older brother Theodore passed away, he helped take care of his nephew and married his brother's wife, Carol Carlin (1906 - 1993), in 1936. Together they had five children: Delores Hawthorne (1936 - 1993), Joan Hawthorne (1938 - 2041), Russell Hawthorne (1940 - 1998), Harvey Hawthorne (1940 - 1980), and Joe Hawthorne (1957 - 1993). 

Even though David was lucky enough to avoid WWI, he later went to fight in WWII (after Canada and other countries had already done most of the work) but survived. He spent his later years being a typical 50-year-old in the 1950s until he passed away due to unknown reasons.

 

Pictures

Theodor playing

Wade helping his mother with dinner

a quiet and sad dinner after the passing of their mother

 

Davids siblings helping with school work

Wade and his father during WW1

David as toddler

David as infant

 

David as child

Lewis as child

Lewis as toddler

Maggie as child

Maggie as infant

Mango the cat

Theodore as toddler

Theodore as child

Theodore as infant

Wade as a Teen

Wade as a toddler

Wade as an infant

Wade as a child

Gen 23

 Truman Hawthorne (1863 - 1902) 

Truman was disowned from the moment he started growing in his mother's belly. He spent his life being an outcast, without ever really knowing his mother and being treated as a second-class citizen by his father. His half-siblings were always prioritized.

So, he started heavily smoking and drinking from a young age. He also started sleeping around. In 1894, he was diagnosed with cancer. Somehow, he survived the cholera wave that caused many family members to pass away.

In 1897, his lifestyle of sleeping around led him to contract HIV and chlamydia. He was one of the first people to contract HIV. He passed away shortly after due to cancer, having lived a life of shame and pain due to his parents' actions.

Shane Hawthorne

Stillborn in 1873

Billy Hawthorne

Stillborn in 1875

Ella Hawthorne (1875 - 1896) 

While her twin passed away during birth, Ella survived. Due to some errors in the recording, it's unknown what happened during her youth, but at some point, she started a secret relationship with a boy. Her life was quite short, as she passed away from cholera in 1896.

    

 

 

 

Barbara Hawthorne 

Stillborn in 1877

Louisa Hawthorne (1877 - 1881) 

Louisa spent her short time mostly playing with dolls in her room. She was another victim of cholera.

 

Richard Hawthorne (1880 - 1917) 

The heir of this generation was born in 1880. He and his sister took the "Blue Lagoon" reference a bit too much to heart at certain points in their lives, and together they had a set of twins, but one died during birth. Since Richard was the only son and his father was just as bad as he was, he never got disowned. 

   

 

 

 

 

In 1901, Richard married Emilie Craft (1883 - 1910). Due to his sister's awful sleeping around and reproducing habits, Richard took his firstborn son and his wife and moved to New York with them. 

In the early 1900s, the married couple had four children. But then, in 1910, Emilie had the audacity to wet her pants and die from embarrassment while being home alone, leaving Richard with five children to raise on his own. 

In 1917, Richard and his firstborn son were sent to fight in World War I. Richard never returned, having fallen in World War I.
 

Emmeline Hawthorne (1880 - 1965) 

After growing up and mostly spending her time with her brother, they started having a more unethical romance, causing her to get pregnant. After giving birth, she continued sleeping around and getting pregnant again. While her brother and son went to fight in WWI, she cared for her brother's other children. She spent her later years living with her youngest daughter. 

She had 6 children: Eunice Hawthorne (1888-1896),                         Molly Hawthorne (1888 - 1896), Kristin Hawthorne (1899 - 1900), Wade Hawthorne (1899 - 1980), Forest Hawthorne (Stillborn in 1901) and Fiona Hawthorne (1901 - 1989)

   

   

Pictures

 

Richard and Emmeline

Truman and Ella

Richard and Emmeline

Average Breakfast

the kitchen

Richard and Emilie