Larry Anderson's book p. 7.
Larry Anderson's book p. 7.
Larry Anderson's book p. 7
I do not presently have any information on this Edwards. LA
1st husband was Edwards, 3 husband James Largent according to Frederick
Co., Va. court records.
See HH book, volume I, pg. 65:
"There are several intermarriages between the HIATT and EDWARDS family. THe Thomas Edwards who married Mary HIATT may well have been son of the Margaret (Stephens?) Edwards who later married John HIATT, Jr., as his second wife. Also, iti s quite possible that the "daughter Margaret Craven" nameed in the will of John HIATT, Jr. is in reality his step daughter, a daughter of Margaret (Stephens?) Edwards."Information from Patricia Caudy of Portland, Ore. presents that Margaret
Stevens "Post".April 1991, letter from Dr. Wilmer Kerns disclosed that in his book "Historical Records of Old Frederick and Hampshire Co., Va." Margaret married a Mr. James Largent, born circa 1716, son of immigrant John Largent I, born abt 1690 -1738). Researchers and historians have confused him with a James Largent, who lived at the Forks of Capon, Hampshire Co.
According to church records, Kerns said, James Largent of the Forks of Capon was born Sept. 1, 1753, and his parents were John and Elizabeth Largent II (1720 - 1806). There is a great deal more concerning the Largent and
related families in the forementioned book by Dr. Kerns.Letter from Michael H. Charles.
With reference to your newsletter request for information about Margaret Stephens, wife of John Hiett I, find the fllowing in my files.
Margaret Stephens was the daughter of Evan Stephens Jr., His wife's names is unknown, but he was the son of Evan Stephens Sr., born in Wales probably in the mid-1600's, came to Radnor, Pennsylvania, area about 1683. His wife's name was Elizabeth. He died 14 Aug 1706 in Pennsylvania. His issue: (at least)
1. John
2. Phebe
3. David
4. Stephen
5. Evan Jr., born about 1695The sources quoted for this are are follows:
Hinshaw's Quaker Encyclopedia 2:448
Penn. Archives, Serices 3, 20:508
Now and Long Ago, page 301 form a chapter on Revolutionary soldiers buried in Marion Co., W. Va.
Early Settlement of Friends at New Garden, N.C.A Widow with Children.Mr. Stephens and Margaret had children.
See pg. 158 of Historical Records of Old Frederick Co. Va. by Dr. Wilmer
Kerns. ....John Hiett, St. son of John and Mary Smith, was born circa 1696 and died in 1764 in Frederick or Hampshire Co., Va. His widow, Margaret, remarried to one James Largent, according to Frederick Co., Va. court record. It is believed that this James Largent was a brother of John Largent II (ca
1720-1807) of Hampshire Co., Va. See pages 34-38 of above.of Hampshire County, VA
1st husband was Edwards, 3 husband James Largent according to Frederick
Co., Va. court records.
See HH book, volume I, pg. 65:
"There are several intermarriages between the HIATT and EDWARDS family. THe Thomas Edwards who married Mary HIATT may well have been son of the Margaret (Stephens?) Edwards who later married John HIATT, Jr., as his second wife. Also, iti s quite possible that the "daughter Margaret Craven" nameed in the will of John HIATT, Jr. is in reality his step daughter, a daughter of Margaret (Stephens?) Edwards."Information from Patricia Caudy of Portland, Ore. presents that Margaret
Stevens "Post".April 1991, letter from Dr. Wilmer Kerns disclosed that in his book "Historical Records of Old Frederick and Hampshire Co., Va." Margaret married a Mr. James Largent, born circa 1716, son of immigrant John Largent I, born abt 1690 -1738). Researchers and historians have confused him with a James Largent, who lived at the Forks of Capon, Hampshire Co.
According to church records, Kerns said, James Largent of the Forks of Capon was born Sept. 1, 1753, and his parents were John and Elizabeth Largent II (1720 - 1806). There is a great deal more concerning the Largent and
related families in the forementioned book by Dr. Kerns.Letter from Michael H. Charles.
With reference to your newsletter request for information about Margaret Stephens, wife of John Hiett I, find the fllowing in my files.
Margaret Stephens was the daughter of Evan Stephens Jr., His wife's names is unknown, but he was the son of Evan Stephens Sr., born in Wales probably in the mid-1600's, came to Radnor, Pennsylvania, area about 1683. His wife's name was Elizabeth. He died 14 Aug 1706 in Pennsylvania. His issue: (at least)
1. John
2. Phebe
3. David
4. Stephen
5. Evan Jr., born about 1695The sources quoted for this are are follows:
Hinshaw's Quaker Encyclopedia 2:448
Penn. Archives, Serices 3, 20:508
Now and Long Ago, page 301 form a chapter on Revolutionary soldiers buried in Marion Co., W. Va.
Early Settlement of Friends at New Garden, N.C.A Widow with Children.Mr. Stephens and Margaret had children.
References:
(1) Information supplied by Mr. Michael H. Charles, 1824 Penfield Road,
Penfield, New York 14526.
Sent by Shirley Hermstad.
James purchased 300 acres in Wood Co., and moved the family from Hampshire CO., Va., in 1802. One deed in Wood Co., says James Hiatt died interstate.
James wenT to Marietta, Ohio, it seems, from an old letter in the hands of the relatives of the Hiett family.References:
(1) Hiatt-Hiett Family, by William Perry Johnson, page 45, 46, 73.Have two sets of temple dates Bap. 25 Feb 1936, End 12 Apr 1949.
(14.) JAMES HIATT (2.) (1.):
b. 25 April 1751, Frederick Co., Va. (now Jefferson Co., W. Va.) ; d. August 1823, prob. Wood Co., Va. (now W. Va.), m. 1783 Lucretia Pugh,. Parentage unknown; b. 14November 1763, prob. Frederick or Hampshire Co., Va.; d. September 1823, in her 59th year, Wood Co., Va.; in 1802 the family moved from Hampshire Co., Va., to Wood Co., Va.
CH: (107.) Mary; (108.) John; (109.) Timothy; (110.) Ruth; (111.) Eleanor;(112.) Margaret; (113.) Amy; (114.) James; (115.) ___; (116.) _____; (117.) ____; (118.) Samuel; (119.) Obediah.
Romney, Hampshire Co., va.: Deed Book 8, p. 196:-James and Lucretia Hiett to Evan Hiett- 50 acres, part of a tract of 272 acres left to said james Hiett by his father, John Hiett, who bought the above tract from his son George Hiett who obtained a patent for same from the Right Honourable Thomas Lord Fairfax, etc. - land on the road from Winchester to Romney. Recorded 14 April 1791. Witnesses: John Slane and James Largent. (R41).
James Hiott of Hampshire Co., Va. (now W. Va.) took up 200 acres on Sandy Ridge, 1790.
THIRD GENERATION: CHILDREN OF JOHN HIATT, JR.14 April 1790: James Hiett and wife Lucretia, of Hampshire Co., to James Largent, same county, 194 acres on road from Winchester to Romney. Recorded 14 April 1791. Witnesses: John Slane and Evan Hiett. (R41).
1791: James Hiett from James Largent and wife.
1794: James Hiett from Robert Parker and wife.
18 April 1795: James Hiett and wife Lucy to William Alderton - 53 acres on Cacapon River. Recorded 20 April 1795. No witnesses. Hampshire Co., Va. (R41).
James Hiett is said to have served in American Revolution, not marrying until the close of the war. For an account of his removal to Ohio in 1802, see No. (107.) Mary Hiatt. James seems to have preferred to spell his name Hiett. He is given on the 1790 Census (1782-5 Tax Lists). of Hampshire Co., Va. (see page 6).
Sent by Shirely Hermstad. D/o Robert Pugh and Mary Edwards, Hampshire Co., Vir. estate records contain a final settlement of Robert's Pugh's estate dated 15 Feb 1825 in which are list his children. One of them is "Lucy Hiett".
See pg. 29-30 of the West Va. Advocate, article by Dr. Wilmer Kerns, Ph.D.
A brother married Sarah McDonald. Sarah was born Feb. 8, 1766,
1766, and died Sept. 29. 1849. She married Jesse Pugh, son of Robert Pugh and Mary Edwards, of Cacapon Valley, Hampshire Co., Va. Jesse was born March 18, 1760, and his maternal grandfather was Joseph Edwards, fort builder and first resident of what is now Capon Bridge, W. Va. Jesse and Sarah Pugh immigrated to Washington Co., Ohio, where they died and were buried. She died in her 59th year.Larry Anderson Hiatt Book p. 9.
(112.) MARGARET HIETT (14.) (2.) (1.):
b. 17 February 1795, Hampshire Co., Va.; prob. died young.
(115.) ___ HIETT (14.) (2.) (1.):
b. 5 November 1800, Hampshire Co., Va.; died young.
(116.) ___ HIETT (14.) (2.) (1.):b. 24 August 1802, Wood Co., Va.; died young.
(117.) ___ HIETT (14.) (2.) (1.):
b. 19 February 1803, Wood Co., Va.; died young.
(5072.) AUGUSTA CLOTILDE HIATT (2912.) (1153.) (395.) (77.) (11.) (2.) (1.):
b. 1-10mo-1895, Parker, Fremont Co., Idaho; m.30-6mo-1917, to CARL EDGAR BAUM; address: P.O. Box 273, LaGrande, Oregon. (R123).
S/o William Oscar Marshall and Mabel May Bailey.
SENT FROM LAURA MARSHALL