Notes for: Mary Catherine Bodine
From: Sfisher7714 at aol.com
Sent: Monday, December 26, 2005
Subject: Re: Bodine Family
Hello,
Jeremiah Marrow Bodine is Mary C. Bodine's Father. I have an entire photo album with pictures and most of these pictures my family has no idea who the people are in them. I have a picture with Mary C. and three other women, there are pictures of children, in some of the research that I have done someone mentioned a tall slender man with a long white beard, they mention that he was easily recognized by his description, I think that man is in one of my pictures, and he is with two other men in the picture. Most of these pictures could very possibly be mostly of the Bodine side of the Family. Mary C. Bodine was living with my Grandmother ( her Daughter) until her death in 1937. Most of the photos came from a studio in Rushville, but there are two other studios one from Ohio and one from Illinois. the names that are mentioned are Sargent, Mckinley and Smith. Does any of this ring a bell with you?
Thanks,
Cheryl
From: Sfisher7714 at aol.com
Sent: Monday, December 26, 2005
Subject: Bodine Family
Hello, I am the descendant of Mary C. Bodine of Rushville Born 1868, she died in 1937 and is buried in the East Hill Cemetary in Rushville next to her first Husband William P Hacker, together they had one child Lillian Hacker. This was my Grandmother. I have been in touch with Denise who gave me the information about Mary C. Bodine's Father's name and the information was confirmed by living relatives. My Grandmother however married a man named Charles Irven Burns and I noticed on your site that your family has a bible with the Bodine - Burns names, I was wondering what family information that you might have on the Burns,because I do have some information on the Burns family and I know where the Early Burns Family members were buried, the Church and Cemetary have been in my family, for close to 200 years. Also Mary C. Bodine was married at least three times and possibly a fourth, 1st husband: William P. Hacker, B. Feb. 18, 1856 D. Jan. 18, 1906 son of Thomas P. G. Hacker, B. 1830 in Va, D. Aug. 6,1891 in Shelb County, In They had one child together Lillian 2nd marriage to:
Jim (James) Martin, no children, and 3rd marriage to William P. Campbell, no children. I would be interested in any other Bodine or Burns information that you might have.
Thanks, and nice to meet you!
Cheryl Massey
From: Sfisher7714 at aol.com
Sent: Thursday, December 29, 2005
Subject: Re: Bodine Family - Charles Burns
Dave,
... Charles Irven Burns was married to my Grandmother. Mary C. Bodine and William P Hacker's Daughter, Lillian Hacker Burns, died Mar. 28 1995., in Shelby county, buried at Norristown Cemetary. Charles Irven Burns died June 6 1970 and is also buried at the Norristown Cemetary. This Church that contains the cemetary has been in the family since 1850 era, church ground was donated by the burns family, and built by members of the Burns family in the 1800's. There was an article I read about the church when I was younger on how the church came into existance, the article was from the Shelbyville News.
From: Ronny Bodine
Sent: Tuesday, December 29, 2015
Subject: Re: James + Jeremiah + Laura + Leonard + Scott
... The 1910 census did state that Catherine's husband was her 3rd. There is no record of their marriage in Indiana, nor that of her 2nd husband, so they could crop up anywhere. I placed Jamess Martin in as her 2nd husband with a marriage date of about 1907.
From Ronny Bodine (Oct. 10, 2020):
1st marriage--1900--WILLIAM P. HACKER.
From Rush County, Indiana Marriage Records:
William P. Hacker AND Mary C. Bodine, dau. of Jerry & Lizzie (Glore) Bodine, were married 6 Sept 1900 in Rushville, by M. B. Hyde.
1910 (21 April) Kirklin Twp., Clinton Co., IN: William P. CAMPBELL 59 IN Laborer married 2-0 years, Mary C. 41 IN wife married 3-0 years 1 child born/1 living, Lillian HACKER 8 IN stepdau.
1920 (Jan) Washington Twp., Shelby Co., IN: William P. CAMPBELL 69 IN Farmer, Mary C. 51 IN wife, Lilliam HACKER 18 IN servant.
1930 (15 April) Washington Twp., Shelby Co., IN: Mary C. CAMPBELL 61 IN widowed, Irwin BURNS 47 IN son-in-law, Lillian 28 IN dau.
Obituary, The Daily Republican (Rushville, Ind.) of 13 Jan 1906.
Will Hacker, a well known carpenter and mechanic died at 4 o'clock this morning at his home on West First street, following a sudden hemorrhage of the lungs. Mr. Hacker had been suffering with lung trouble for some time, and he complained of hot feeling very well when he retired at 9 o'clock last night. When he was siezed with hemorrhage, this morning, Dr. J. C. Sexton was called, but he found it impossible to save the man's life. Mr. Hacker was born in Greenfield on February 15, 1956 [sic=1856]. He was a son of Thomas and Sarah (White) Hacker. His mother, who resides at Shelbyville, was called here today. Deceased leaves a wife and daughter, Lillian Hacker, besides several step-brothers and other relatives. The funeral services will be held at the house at 2 p.m. Monday under the auspices of the Knights of Pythias and Red Men, of which the deceased was a member. The burial will take place at East Hill cemetery.
From Indiana Death Certificate of Perry Campbell: husband of Mary Campbell, born 18 Sept 1850 in Owen County, Indiana son of Andrew & Mary (Colman) Campbell, died 21 Dec 1928 in Noble Township, Shelby County. Informant was Mary Campbell of Flat Rock.
From Indiana Death Certificate of Mary E. Hacker Campbell, widow of Perry Campbell, born 25 Aug 1868 in Rushville, Indiana to Jary & Elizabeth (Glore) Bodine, died 18 March 1937 in Shelby County. Informant was Mrs. Ervin Burns of Flat Rock.
Obituary, Rushville (Ind.) Republican of 20 March 1937.
Interment was made in East Hill cemetery Saturday morning at eleven-thirty o'clock for Mrs. Katherine Bodine Campbell who died at her home at Flatrock in Shelby county, Thursday afternoon at two o'clock. Funeral services were held in Morristown Saturday morning. Mrs. Campbell, who was 69 years of age, was the daughter of the late Jerry and Elizabeth Glore Bodine of this city. Early in life she was married to Will Hacker of this city who preceded her in death. The deceased later married Mr. Campbell who also preceded her in death. Survivors include one daughter, Mrs. Lillian Hacker Burns, who lives at Flatrock and two granddaughters. The Glore sisters and Elwood Furgason of this city are cousins. The deceased was well known among older residents of this city.
Burials in East Hill Cemetery, Rushville, Rush County.
(For grave marker photo see Find A Grave Memorial No. 37174334)
HACKER Mary C. 1868 1937 Wm. P. 1856 1906