Found in HH Book page 493
(2497.) JONATHAN GRAY HIATT (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
b. 24-3mo-1838, near Richmond, Wayne Co., Indiana; m. 8-3mo-1860, at Greeley, Anderson Co., Kansas, to MARY ELLEN PATTIE.CH: (4490.) Theodore Clifton; (4491.) Julia C.; (4492.) Cora J.; (4493.) Claudie May; (4494.) Hannah Olive; (4495.) Jennie Pattie; (4496.) Jonathan Mark.
Garnett, Anderson Co., Kansas: J.G. Hiatt, son of Mathan, b. Wayne Co., Indiana, 3-24-1838; moved to Iowa 1852; Anderson Co., 7mo-1858, with father; farmer, grocer, liverman, gen. Merchandise store; m. 1860, 7 children; member Co., A., 2nd Kansas Calvary. (History of Kansas, Andreas (1883)., p. 1329.)
Sent by Doris Hiatt Travis.From 14 Oct 1920 issue of the Garnett, Kansas Paper.
Jonathan G. Hiatt died last Sat. at Ocean Beach, Calif at the age of 82 years. Mr. Hiatt was one of Anderson County pioneers, having come here at an early age. He and Mrs. Hiatt lived here until sometime over a year ago when
they moved to Norman, Okla., and then to Calif. Mr. Hiatt was a veteran of the Civil War, Interment was at Ocean Beach, Calif.died age 82, served Civil War 1861, Volunteer, Co. A, 2nd KS Cal. Mustered out 1865 From History of Kansas by Andreas 1883, pg 1329
See Hiatt History, pg 494. History of the State of Kansas by William G. Cutler, part 5
Moved July 1858, Anderson Co., KS with his father. He bought land 4 miles from Garnett, KS to farm.
He was a Grocer and Liveryman, in 1852 Agriculture, Anderson Co., KS He worked in grocery business for 18 months, livery business for 6 months, then saleman between Jan 1 1879 to Feb 1882. H ejoine din merchancise business with C. W. Durstine who died and his his interest sold to L. T. Lanter in 1882.
In 1858 lived with his father in Anderson Co. KSMarried Mary Ellen Pattie, March 08, 1860 in Greeley, Anderson Co., KS marriage book, Book O, page 31
By Millie O'Connor:
Census: 1860 Lists Jonathan's occupation s Retail Grocer. NOTE: Occupation info is from the "History of Kansas" by Andeas 1883,m pg. 1329.Census: 1860 Kansas Territory, Anderson Co., Monroe Twp. Pg. 28
209 124 Jonathan Hiatt 22 m W Farmer IN
The next two lines are blank without names.Census 1870: Kansas Anderson CO., Monroe Twp
69 - 75 Hiatt, John G. 32 M W IN 2,080 775
Mary E. 30 F W MO
Theadore 9 M W KS
Julia C. 7 F W KS
Cora J. 4 F W KS
Claudia 2 F W KS
Hannah A. 7 mo. F W KS
Hiatt, William F. 26 M W brother IN 800 500
Eurate, Calise 22 M W Farm Laborer OH
2 doors up is the Henry B. Gardner family and 4 doors up is Hnery G. Orwig's family.CENSUS: 1880, Kansas Garnet, Anderson Co., Kansas page 135b
4th Avenue
122 127 Hiatt, Jonathan G. W M 42 1 Retail Grocer IN NC OH
Mary E. W F 39 wife 1 Keep hse MO KY TN
Theordore C. W M 19 Son 1 Clerk in Store KS IN MO
Cora J. W F 14 Dau. at home KS IN MO
Olive W F 10 at home KS IN MO
Jennie W F 8 1 KS IN MO
John M. W M 5 Son KS IN MONewspaper - Garnett Plaindealer Feb. 16, 1877. The Independent Fire CO., of Garnett has been organized by the following charter members. Lists 113 members....
April 20 on the 18th day, they added 34 more, including D. Tillson and J. G. Hiatt, History by Harry Johnson, page 39Abt 1878 Other Garnett schoomates who signed Hattie's (Mulkey) autograph book were:: Ciff, Cora, Caude and ME Hiatt. (There are mostly J. G. Hiatt's kids.) "Anderson Co. Kansas Famly Stories and HIstory: by D. Lickteig, page 350.
Newspaper - Jan 5, 1883, says J. G. Hiatt was one of the men from Monroe nominated as deligate to State Temperance Convention in Topeka, Jan 9th.
Newspaper - Jan 16, 1883, We are informed We are informed that J. G. Hiatt has been granted a pension which dates back to 1864.
Newspaper - Anderson Co. Republican April 25, 1884, J. G. Hiatt appointed on the finance and Streets and Allys committees.
July 4th J. G. Hiatt is listed on the Anderson County Officals list as a County Commissioner.March 6, 1891, The Rachett Store has been sold to J. G. Hiatt. We understad he will move the store to the north side.
Newspaper: Republican Plaindealer - Nov. 13, 1896. JG Hiatt has moved to his new residence in Chapman's Addition.
Newspaper, Oct. 14, Yesterday jG Hiatt received word of hte death of Mrs. Hiatt's sister Mrs. Elias Norris, age 77 at Slinas, CA.
Newspaper - Republican Plaindealer Oct. 23, 1919, Mr. and Mrs. JG Hiatt hafe sold their home on Weset Seventh Avenue and will go to OK on extended visit. Mrs. Hiatt came here when a small girl and Mr. Hiatt when a young man.
Newspaper - Garnett Review - April 1920, A Birthday dinner was given for Mr. and Mrs. JG Hiatt at Norman, Oklahoma on March 24th. Mr. Hiatt is 82 yeasr of age and Mrs. Hiatt was 80 yeasr old on Jan 1st. These Anderson County Pensioners are hale and hearty.
Newspaper Dated Oct 14, 1920. Jonathan G. Hiatt died last Sunday at Ocean Beach, CA, at the age of 82. mr. Hiatt was one of the Anderson County Pioneers, having come here from an early day. He and Mrs. Hiatt lived here until something over a year ago when they moved to OK and then to CA. Mr. Hiatt was a veteran of the Civil War. Internment was at Ocean Beach, CA.
His probate left everytyhing to his wife, Mary, from Gerry Usher/Leonard by way of Darlene Brown. (DB)
Hiatt Hiett Volume I, page 494
(2498.) STEWART TILLSON HIATT (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
b. 8-lmo-1840, near Richmond, Wayne Co., Indiana; d. 29-10mo-1894, at Welda, Kansas; m. (1st). ELECTA WILSON; m. (2nd). HANNAH BOLESBY; m. (3rd). BARBARA E. SMITH.CH: (4497.) Lillie Adell; (4498.) Emery Nathan; (4499.) Palmer Tillson; (4500.) Jonathan Ezra; (4501.) Myrtel May; (4502.) Henry Herbert; (4503.) William Leslie; (4504.) Arthur Edward.
Sent by Doris Travis
Kansas Agitator 3 Nov 1892.
Stewart T. Hiatt departed this life at Welda, on Saturday morning, OCt 29, 1892, after a lingerling illness of several weeks. He was born in Wayne County, Ind., Feb 8, 1840, and at 12 years of age, removed with his parents to Madison County, Iowa. There they remained until 1858, when they came to Anderson County, Kansas, where he has since resided. Early in 1861, he with other, was called out, and served in a company of militia along the Missouri border at intervals during that summer. On the 6th day of October, 1861, he volunteered in Co. E. of the 2d Kansas Infantry, and served in that capacity
until about March, 1862, when the regiment was reorganized and became the 2d Kansas Cavalry, and he was assigned to Co. A of that regiment, and served three years, being mustered out on April 27, 1865. Some time in 1872 he united with the Christian church, in which he apparently lived a consistent life. He leaves a wife and eight children to mourn their loss.He was baptized Christen Church 1872. In 1858 moved with the family to Anderson Co., KS
A History of Anderson Co., Kansas by Harry Johnson 1936. pg 88. Nov 11 1892.Abt 1865 he joined the Civil War, volunteer, Co. A 2nd KS Cal.
Between 20 April 1883 to June 12, 1885, was in Welda, Anderson Co., KS as blacksmith, between 1858 to 1892, Welda Anderson Kansas See also A History of Anderson Co., KS by Harry Johnson 1936 page 88
CENSUS: 1870 Kansas Walker Twp. Anderson County 15 June Vol. 2 pg. 1 pg. 145A
4 4 Hiatt, Stewart 30 IN Farmer 500 350
Electa 18 WIS
Lilla 11 Mo. KS (July)
Two houses down lives his father Nathan and Family.1882 Newspaper article of Oct. 6, says.
The Old Soldiers of WElda Township met Sept. 30, and organized as follows: Several men ......... inckluding H. A. Orwig 2nd Lt. ................ and S. T. Hiatt and a number of other names. Etc.1883 Newspaper Anderson County (KS) Republican pg. 60- Wela - SS.T> Hiatt and J. M. Hedricks, Blacksmith shops. The town is only 3 years old and has a population of over 200.
1889 December FOR invalid Pension: Sept. 30, Enrolled as Prv. on 7 Oct. 1861 in 2nd Reg. KS Cal. Commanded by Cpt. John Johnson and was honorably discharged at Little Rock, Ark. on 14 April 1865. Age 22, 5 ft 10 Inches, dark complextion, wiht black harir and hazel eyes. On teh march from ____________ KS to the Rey in SW MO on or about the last of AUg. or first of Sept. 1862, Co. A and D had been on detatched service and were returning to the Rey whcih was in Southwester MO wer were ordered to water our horses in a bogus swamp. My horse stepped into a swampy place and there was brush around and he was bout to mire. Thjinking I could reileve him by dismounting I forgot to unfasten my carbine from the saddle and in jumping, it caught and held me down. The horse struggled and stepped one foot on myleft hip and one on my left shoulder and pressed me down into the water and mud. I was heped out as soon as possible but my shoulder and hip were so badly injured that I had to be elped on my horse for some time afterward and have always been stiff and lame in the left shoulder an dhip since. I also claim for chornicd diarrhoea contracted in summer of 1863 at Springfiled MO. I had no treatment in the Hospital except at the sick call in the mornigns. Causd by lack of variety in diet. Also for deeafness in right ear caused by heavy firing at battle of Pearie Grove Dec. 7th 186_.
1894 Newspaper Oct. Stewart T. Hiatt - Departed this life at Welda, on Sat. Morning Oct. 29, 1894 after a lingering illness of several weeks. He was born in Wayne Co., IN, Feb. 8, 1840 and at 12 years of age removed with his parents to Madison Co., Iowa. There they remained until 1858, when they moved to Anderson Co., KS, where he has since resided. Eary n 1861 he with others were called out to serve in company of MIlitia along the Missouri border at intervals during the summer. On the 6th day October, 1861, he volunteered n Co. E, of the 2nd Kansas Inf., and served in that capacity until about March 1862 when the regiment reorganized and became the 2nd Cav. and he was assigned to Co. A of that Reg. and served three years, being mustered out on April 27, 1865. SOmetime in 1872, he united with the Chrisitan Church, in whihc he apparently lived a consistant life. He leaves a wife and 8 chldren to morn their loss.
Following is just an article of interest in the same paper.
ON the 14th of Oct. is the paragraph - "The Dalton's attempted to rob the Coffeyvile Banks, with disasterous results to the Daltons" Also on the same page "Two more men brake out of jail, it was a mistake to funish prisoners with tooth-picks, after meals. The old jail is too easy to dig out of"
Sent by Doris Travis. D/o Emery Willson and Mary A. Merriam
Hiatt Hiett Volume I, page 494
(2498.) STEWART TILLSON HIATT (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
b. 8-lmo-1840, near Richmond, Wayne Co., Indiana; d. 29-10mo-1894, at Welda, Kansas; m. (1st). ELECTA WILSON; m. (2nd). HANNAH BOLESBY; m. (3rd). BARBARA E. SMITH.CH: (4497.) Lillie Adell; (4498.) Emery Nathan; (4499.) Palmer Tillson; (4500.) Jonathan Ezra; (4501.) Myrtel May; (4502.) Henry Herbert; (4503.) William Leslie; (4504.) Arthur Edward.
Sent by Doris Travis
Kansas Agitator 3 Nov 1892.
Stewart T. Hiatt departed this life at Welda, on Saturday morning, OCt 29, 1892, after a lingerling illness of several weeks. He was born in Wayne County, Ind., Feb 8, 1840, and at 12 years of age, removed with his parents to Madison County, Iowa. There they remained until 1858, when they came to Anderson County, Kansas, where he has since resided. Early in 1861, he with other, was called out, and served in a company of militia along the Missouri border at intervals during that summer. On the 6th day of October, 1861, he volunteered in Co. E. of the 2d Kansas Infantry, and served in that capacity
until about March, 1862, when the regiment was reorganized and became the 2d Kansas Cavalry, and he was assigned to Co. A of that regiment, and served three years, being mustered out on April 27, 1865. Some time in 1872 he united with the Christian church, in which he apparently lived a consistent life. He leaves a wife and eight children to mourn their loss.He was baptized Christen Church 1872. In 1858 moved with the family to Anderson Co., KS
A History of Anderson Co., Kansas by Harry Johnson 1936. pg 88. Nov 11 1892.Abt 1865 he joined the Civil War, volunteer, Co. A 2nd KS Cal.
Between 20 April 1883 to June 12, 1885, was in Welda, Anderson Co., KS as blacksmith, between 1858 to 1892, Welda Anderson Kansas See also A History of Anderson Co., KS by Harry Johnson 1936 page 88
CENSUS: 1870 Kansas Walker Twp. Anderson County 15 June Vol. 2 pg. 1 pg. 145A
4 4 Hiatt, Stewart 30 IN Farmer 500 350
Electa 18 WIS
Lilla 11 Mo. KS (July)
Two houses down lives his father Nathan and Family.1882 Newspaper article of Oct. 6, says.
The Old Soldiers of WElda Township met Sept. 30, and organized as follows: Several men ......... inckluding H. A. Orwig 2nd Lt. ................ and S. T. Hiatt and a number of other names. Etc.1883 Newspaper Anderson County (KS) Republican pg. 60- Wela - SS.T> Hiatt and J. M. Hedricks, Blacksmith shops. The town is only 3 years old and has a population of over 200.
1889 December FOR invalid Pension: Sept. 30, Enrolled as Prv. on 7 Oct. 1861 in 2nd Reg. KS Cal. Commanded by Cpt. John Johnson and was honorably discharged at Little Rock, Ark. on 14 April 1865. Age 22, 5 ft 10 Inches, dark complextion, wiht black harir and hazel eyes. On teh march from ____________ KS to the Rey in SW MO on or about the last of AUg. or first of Sept. 1862, Co. A and D had been on detatched service and were returning to the Rey whcih was in Southwester MO wer were ordered to water our horses in a bogus swamp. My horse stepped into a swampy place and there was brush around and he was bout to mire. Thjinking I could reileve him by dismounting I forgot to unfasten my carbine from the saddle and in jumping, it caught and held me down. The horse struggled and stepped one foot on myleft hip and one on my left shoulder and pressed me down into the water and mud. I was heped out as soon as possible but my shoulder and hip were so badly injured that I had to be elped on my horse for some time afterward and have always been stiff and lame in the left shoulder an dhip since. I also claim for chornicd diarrhoea contracted in summer of 1863 at Springfiled MO. I had no treatment in the Hospital except at the sick call in the mornigns. Causd by lack of variety in diet. Also for deeafness in right ear caused by heavy firing at battle of Pearie Grove Dec. 7th 186_.
1894 Newspaper Oct. Stewart T. Hiatt - Departed this life at Welda, on Sat. Morning Oct. 29, 1894 after a lingering illness of several weeks. He was born in Wayne Co., IN, Feb. 8, 1840 and at 12 years of age removed with his parents to Madison Co., Iowa. There they remained until 1858, when they moved to Anderson Co., KS, where he has since resided. Eary n 1861 he with others were called out to serve in company of MIlitia along the Missouri border at intervals during the summer. On the 6th day October, 1861, he volunteered n Co. E, of the 2nd Kansas Inf., and served in that capacity until about March 1862 when the regiment reorganized and became the 2nd Cav. and he was assigned to Co. A of that Reg. and served three years, being mustered out on April 27, 1865. SOmetime in 1872, he united with the Chrisitan Church, in whihc he apparently lived a consistant life. He leaves a wife and 8 chldren to morn their loss.
Following is just an article of interest in the same paper.
ON the 14th of Oct. is the paragraph - "The Dalton's attempted to rob the Coffeyvile Banks, with disasterous results to the Daltons" Also on the same page "Two more men brake out of jail, it was a mistake to funish prisoners with tooth-picks, after meals. The old jail is too easy to dig out of"
Sent by Doris Travis. Received an email from Cynthia Kazman BOWLBY, 44 Depot St., Sharon, MA 02067 Tel 781-784-7104.
All of this comes from Raymond Edwin Bolby's book, in the 1993 publication, BOWLBY FAMILIES IN ENGLAND and AMERICA, Vol. I, part 2, pg. 23
Hannah E. BOWSLBY (12th Generation from Rychard and Alison Bolbie, early 1500's) was the second daughter of Wilson P. S. and Rosannah (Helms) BOWLSBY, born in Madison Co., IA, about 1855. She was listed as living with her uncle William H. BOWLSBY as well as living with Emmanuel and Mary SULGROVE of Douglas Co., Township, in teh Madison Co., IA, Census of 1870. In both places she was listed as being eighteen, but was probably only fifteen. Hannah E. Bowlsey married S. T. HIATT on 28 Dec 1874..... Thank you "very" much! Cynthia Katzman Bowlby
Sent by Doris Travis
Hiatt Hiett Volume I, page 494
(2498.) STEWART TILLSON HIATT (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
b. 8-lmo-1840, near Richmond, Wayne Co., Indiana; d. 29-10mo-1894, at Welda, Kansas; m. (1st). ELECTA WILSON; m. (2nd). HANNAH BOLESBY; m. (3rd). BARBARA E. SMITH.CH: (4497.) Lillie Adell; (4498.) Emery Nathan; (4499.) Palmer Tillson; (4500.) Jonathan Ezra; (4501.) Myrtel May; (4502.) Henry Herbert; (4503.) William Leslie; (4504.) Arthur Edward.
Sent by Doris Travis
Kansas Agitator 3 Nov 1892.
Stewart T. Hiatt departed this life at Welda, on Saturday morning, OCt 29, 1892, after a lingerling illness of several weeks. He was born in Wayne County, Ind., Feb 8, 1840, and at 12 years of age, removed with his parents to Madison County, Iowa. There they remained until 1858, when they came to Anderson County, Kansas, where he has since resided. Early in 1861, he with other, was called out, and served in a company of militia along the Missouri border at intervals during that summer. On the 6th day of October, 1861, he volunteered in Co. E. of the 2d Kansas Infantry, and served in that capacity
until about March, 1862, when the regiment was reorganized and became the 2d Kansas Cavalry, and he was assigned to Co. A of that regiment, and served three years, being mustered out on April 27, 1865. Some time in 1872 he united with the Christian church, in which he apparently lived a consistent life. He leaves a wife and eight children to mourn their loss.He was baptized Christen Church 1872. In 1858 moved with the family to Anderson Co., KS
A History of Anderson Co., Kansas by Harry Johnson 1936. pg 88. Nov 11 1892.Abt 1865 he joined the Civil War, volunteer, Co. A 2nd KS Cal.
Between 20 April 1883 to June 12, 1885, was in Welda, Anderson Co., KS as blacksmith, between 1858 to 1892, Welda Anderson Kansas See also A History of Anderson Co., KS by Harry Johnson 1936 page 88
CENSUS: 1870 Kansas Walker Twp. Anderson County 15 June Vol. 2 pg. 1 pg. 145A
4 4 Hiatt, Stewart 30 IN Farmer 500 350
Electa 18 WIS
Lilla 11 Mo. KS (July)
Two houses down lives his father Nathan and Family.1882 Newspaper article of Oct. 6, says.
The Old Soldiers of WElda Township met Sept. 30, and organized as follows: Several men ......... inckluding H. A. Orwig 2nd Lt. ................ and S. T. Hiatt and a number of other names. Etc.1883 Newspaper Anderson County (KS) Republican pg. 60- Wela - SS.T> Hiatt and J. M. Hedricks, Blacksmith shops. The town is only 3 years old and has a population of over 200.
1889 December FOR invalid Pension: Sept. 30, Enrolled as Prv. on 7 Oct. 1861 in 2nd Reg. KS Cal. Commanded by Cpt. John Johnson and was honorably discharged at Little Rock, Ark. on 14 April 1865. Age 22, 5 ft 10 Inches, dark complextion, wiht black harir and hazel eyes. On teh march from ____________ KS to the Rey in SW MO on or about the last of AUg. or first of Sept. 1862, Co. A and D had been on detatched service and were returning to the Rey whcih was in Southwester MO wer were ordered to water our horses in a bogus swamp. My horse stepped into a swampy place and there was brush around and he was bout to mire. Thjinking I could reileve him by dismounting I forgot to unfasten my carbine from the saddle and in jumping, it caught and held me down. The horse struggled and stepped one foot on myleft hip and one on my left shoulder and pressed me down into the water and mud. I was heped out as soon as possible but my shoulder and hip were so badly injured that I had to be elped on my horse for some time afterward and have always been stiff and lame in the left shoulder an dhip since. I also claim for chornicd diarrhoea contracted in summer of 1863 at Springfiled MO. I had no treatment in the Hospital except at the sick call in the mornigns. Causd by lack of variety in diet. Also for deeafness in right ear caused by heavy firing at battle of Pearie Grove Dec. 7th 186_.
1894 Newspaper Oct. Stewart T. Hiatt - Departed this life at Welda, on Sat. Morning Oct. 29, 1894 after a lingering illness of several weeks. He was born in Wayne Co., IN, Feb. 8, 1840 and at 12 years of age removed with his parents to Madison Co., Iowa. There they remained until 1858, when they moved to Anderson Co., KS, where he has since resided. Eary n 1861 he with others were called out to serve in company of MIlitia along the Missouri border at intervals during the summer. On the 6th day October, 1861, he volunteered n Co. E, of the 2nd Kansas Inf., and served in that capacity until about March 1862 when the regiment reorganized and became the 2nd Cav. and he was assigned to Co. A of that Reg. and served three years, being mustered out on April 27, 1865. SOmetime in 1872, he united with the Chrisitan Church, in whihc he apparently lived a consistant life. He leaves a wife and 8 chldren to morn their loss.
Following is just an article of interest in the same paper.
ON the 14th of Oct. is the paragraph - "The Dalton's attempted to rob the Coffeyvile Banks, with disasterous results to the Daltons" Also on the same page "Two more men brake out of jail, it was a mistake to funish prisoners with tooth-picks, after meals. The old jail is too easy to dig out of"
Sent by Doris Travis
Sent by Doris Travis
Hiatt Hiett Family History page 494
(2499.) HANNAH P. HIATT (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
b. 7-lmo-1842, near Richmond, Wayne Co., Indiana; m. (1st). SYLVESTER PATTIE, of Kansas; m. (2nd). JOSEPH NORRIS, of Kansas.CH: (By first husband). (4505.) John F.; (4506.) Iva May; (4507.) Mary E.
(By second husband). (4508.) Jennie B.; (4509.) Nathan G.; (4510.) Ada M.
See Census 1870 Garnett, Anderson Co., KS under fathers household.From Millie O'Connor, 25, Nov. 2012
1932 - Newspaper, Aug. 31. Obituary saying daughter Mr.s Jane Hunley is hte only living child of 6 still alive. 2 grandsons fought in WW I ... from History of Anderson Co., by Harry Johnson, pg. 275
(4506.) IVA MAY PATTIE (2499.) (878.) (232.) (38.) (4.) (1.):
b. 24-5mo-18643; d. 5-8mo-1863.