The Hawley Society was organized in 1923 in Bridgeport, Connecticut, by descendants of Joseph Hawley (1603-1690), believed to be one of the first Hawleys to settle in the new world. We exist to preserve the memory, records and history of the Hawley Family, and to promote friendly acquaintance and sociability among our members.

We were incorporated in Connecticut in 1927 and are a corporation managed by an Executive Committee who serve as volunteers. There are no employees on payroll. Membership dues help fund the ongoing operations. Two of our primary missions are continuing the search to find our English antecedents and to update and republish THE HAWLEY RECORD, 1890.

Sunday, December 2, 2012

Charles Levi Hawley

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HAWLEY, Charles L.
Charles L. Hawley, 96, of Sun City, AZ and formerly of Bridgewater, CT died on November 23, 2012. He was predeceased by his wife, Olive Wood. Born August 20, 1916 in Winchester, CT to Charles R. and Clara Hawley he grew up in Winsted. He served with the U.S. Coast Guard during WWII stationed in Long Island and Recife, Brazil. For many years he was employed as a CT State Trooper and later worked as a State Liquor Inspector. Charles was an avid baseball fan and particularly enjoyed watching the Chicago Cubs. He is survived by his step-daughter, Sandra Haun of Somers, CT, and his two step-grandchildren, Leslie Gorcynski of Ellington, CT and Robert Haun of Somers, CT.

A private funeral service will take place in Sun City at a later date. Memorial donations may be made to the Veteran of Foreign Wars.

Source: The Hartford Courant

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