Hazel Jack

Family/Spouse: H. Hain. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

John married Euphemia Jack. Euphemia (daughter of Charles Jack and Catherine Gastle) was born in 1877; died on 20 Feb 1963. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

An Experience I Shall Never Forget - - November 28, 1900´tabª
´tabªIn the fall of 1900 neither my husband nor I was feeling well. He had a bad case of Sciatic rheumatism in his back and left leg. He was in terrific pain. He had been in bed for a week, unable to straighten his leg. The doctors, after consultation, decided it would be best for him to go to Mount Clemens, Michigan, for a series of sulfur baths. At this time we were living in Sycamore, Illinois, a town about fifty miles west of Chicago. To relieve the pain and to make the trip possible, the doctor injected a heavy sedative into my husband's back. In an hour John could dress and could walk with a cane. During this period I was suffering with neuritis in my back.
´tabªWhile my husband was away a neighbor's daughter, Marion Brown stayed at night with me and the children. Earl was three and a half and Ethel was sixteen months old. During the day the children and I were alone.
´tabªOne morning after we had finished breakfast and Marion had gone to work, there was a knock at the door. I opened the door and there stood a man in an orchid suit! He said he had been to several homes but no one would let him in. He said, "I am hungry." I opened the door wide and said, "Come in, and sit down and I will cook you some breakfast". He said, "No, there is plenty on the table". I asked him what he would like to drink, tea or coffee. He said, "No, just a cup of warm water". Later, when I thought about it, I was surprised at myself for I never let strangers in when I was alone, but I was not a bit afraid of him.
´tabªAfter he had eaten we talked a little about the church. He inquired if there were any saints in the town but there were none that I knew of. He then moved his chair back from the table and asked the children to come to him. Earl looked questioningly at me and I said, "Yes, dear, he is a nice man", so Earl went over to him and Ethel followed. He placed a hand on the head of each child and as they stood there looking intently into his face he blessed them. He then blessed me and offered a blessing on the house. As he blessed me the pain of neuritis in my back was gone instantly and I felt fine.
´tabªWhen he left, he just went out and closed the door. I hurried to the window for another look as I had never before seen a man in an orchid suit! But he had disappeared completely, leaving no footprints in the snow, neither coming nor going. I stood there pondering, when the Spirit said to me, "That was John, the apostle".
´tabªI felt well when my husband returned and the children, who had had colds when he left, were well and happy. He wanted to know what had caused this change and I then told him of the wonderful experience we had shared while he was away. We both have thanked God many times for this blessing and I shall continue to thank Him as long as I live.

Sycamore, Illinois--September 20, 1904 - - - A wonderful Healing.
´tabªJuly 19, 1899 after my baby Ethel was born I did not have good care. I was very sick and Doctors told me inflammation had set in my side in the linings between the lung and liver. I was very sick for weeks but finally was able to get out of bed. I had several Doctors attending to me from time to time but all they could give me was morphine to deaden the pain. We had X-rays taken and they told us what was wrong, and an operation was all they could do for me with electric needles. One of the Doctors was a Latter Day Saint.
´tabªI asked Dr. Carter of Decalb what chance I had to get well if I was operated on. He said well Mrs. Jack, one chance out of a hundred, but it's all we Doctors can offer you. Well I said I will look to the great physician. Time went on and I suffered for five years and two months. On September 20, 1904, John and I and our two little ones, Earl and Ethel, went to a reunion at Piano, Illinois. There I had a good spiritual feast and I was administered to by R. C. Evans and the pain left me while his hands were on my head, and that evening in meeting R. C. Evans was preaching. The large tent was full of people. While listening to the sermon, I felt a sharp pain cut through my side - oh so sharp I thought I was shot. I arose to my feet and moaned. My Husband and Brother Johnson caught me or I would have fallen but that dreadful feeling only lasted an instant, then I sat down and listened to the rest ofthe sermon. As soon as the meeting was over I went into our tent to see what had happened to my side and I found I could raise my arm and use it the same as my other one, and no pain. Oh what a relief after suffering five years and two months so badly, my lung and liver was now cut apart. Brother Evan's did not know what ailed me when he administered to me. After the meeting was over Brother Evans came to me and said Mrs. Jack,
I saw the operation and you will be healed. Now when you go home, you warm consecrated olive oil and rub your side every night for two weeks. I did and was completely healed. From the time I was administered to and for a weeks after there was a Guardian Angel stayed with me and watched over me; you know I felt so good after the burden of pain was lifted, and I could move my arm like the other one. I felt I could do any work but every time I went to lift anything heavy, or do anything that would hurt me, I was stopped right there and told what way to do it. My work was made easy for me. This Angel stayed with me for 8 weeks and by that time I was entirely healed and have never had any trouble with that side since. The Doctors marveled about it, they told me that they had never seen a healing before. So I have been permitted to stay on this earth and have two little girls since that time and have lived to raise our four children.

Other Events:

• Immigration: Abt 1852, Ontario, Canada; from Scotland
• Resided: Abt 1867, Dundalk, Southgate County, Ontario, Canada
• death: 26 Jun 1924, Proton Township, Grey County, Ontario, Canada
• Resided: 26 Jun 1924, Dundalk, Southgate County, Ontario, Canada; RR 2
• Occupation: 26 Jun 1924, Dundalk, Southgate County, Ontario, Canada; Farmer

Notes:

(Medical):also, 20 years myocarditis

Birth:
1846

death:

Ontario, Canada Deaths, 1869-1934
about Charles Jack
Name: ´tabªCharles Jack
Death Date: ´tabª26 Jun 1924
Death Location: ´tabªGrey
Gender: ´tabªMale
Estimated Birth Year: ´tabªabt 1845
Birth Location: ´tabªScotland

Resided:
57 years at that address, 72 years in Ontario, 72 years in Canada

Died:
June 25, 1924 7:30pm

Charles married Catherine Gastle on 03 Jun 1869. Catherine (daughter of J. Gastle and M. Bonsefield) was born on 28 Feb 1850 in Nassapawg; died on 14 Jun 1924 in Proton Township, Grey County, Ontario, Canada; was buried on 17 Jun 1924 in L.D.S. Cemetery, Proton, Grey County, Ontario, Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Immigration: Abt 1869, Dundalk, Southgate County, Ontario, Canada
• Resided: 14 Jun 1924, Dundalk, Southgate County, Ontario, Canada

Notes:

Birth:
1 Mar 1850

55 years at farm, 55 years in ontario, 55 years in canada
- death cert

Other Events:

• Census: 1871, Proton Township, Grey County, Ontario, Canada; 1871 Canada Census
• Occupation: 1871, Proton Township, Grey County, Ontario, Canada; Farmer
• Religion: 1871, Proton Township, Grey County, Ontario, Canada; Canada Presbyterian / C. Presbyterian

Notes:

Birth:
abt 1803 scotland
- 1871 census

Census:

Ontario, Canada Census Index, 1871
about William Jack
Name: ´tabªWilliam Jack
Age: ´tabª68
Estimated Birth Year: ´tabªabt 1803
Gender: ´tabªMale
Birth Place: ´tabªScotland
´tabª
Residence District: ´tabªGrey South
Residence Location: ´tabªProton
Ethnic Origin: ´tabªScottish
Religion: ´tabªCanada Presbyterian / C. Presbyterian
Occupation: ´tabªFarmer
Division: ´tabª1
Microfilm Roll: ´tabªC-9951
Page: ´tabª4
Head of Household Comment: ´tabªThis person is listed as a head of household.

William married Euphemia Roberts in 1830. Euphemia was born about 1812 in Angus, Scotland; died on 02 May 1855 in Proton Township, Grey County, Ontario, Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Name: Euphemia Jack
• Name: Euphina Jack
• Census: 1841, Forfar, Angus, Scotland; 1841 Scotland Census
• Resided: 1841, Forfar, Angus, Scotland

Notes:

possible father living next door in 1841 scotland census
http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=1841Scotland&indiv=try&h=1645329

Birth:
1812 Scotland

abt 1817 Angus, Scotland
(going to go with the 1812 for now. son was 10 in 1841, she would have had him at 14. possible, but also possible someone transcribed a 2 for a 7)

Census:

1841 Scotland Census
about Euphemia Jack
Name: ´tabªEuphemia Jack
Age: ´tabª24
Estimated Birth Year: ´tabªabt 1817
Gender: ´tabªFemale
Where born: ´tabªAngus, Scotland
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Civil parish: ´tabªForfar
County: ´tabªAngus
Address: ´tabªSouth Muir Of Forfar
Parish Number: ´tabª288
Neighbors: ´tabªView others on page
Household Members: ´tabª
Name ´tabªAge
William Jack ´tabª34
Euphemia Jack ´tabª24
James Jack ´tabª10
Isabell Jack ´tabª8
John Jack ´tabª6
Ann Jack ´tabª4
Peter Jack ´tabª2
N K ´tabª2 days

J. married M. Bonsefield. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]