Forwarded by cousin, Del Taylor living in Arizona, this 20 April 2011
I suspect that this Daniel was the son of William Pleasant Hiatt and Hannah born in Indiana....I don't have any connection to them in my data base, but I'm sure that my friend, Larry Anderson that lives in Chubbuck, Idaho, has him in his data base...Larry was or is president of the Hiatt Organization and has written the 3rd Vol. of the Hiatt family...the first two were written/put together by Wm Perry Johnson. A lot of Larry's Hiatt family/research are from the Indiana Hiatt group....I will forward this on to him.. Del
In a message dated 4/15/2011 7:08:17 P.M. US Mountain Standard Time, reedjtaylor42@yahoo.com writes:
Del,
Drew Hiatt
hiattjd@gmail.comDANIEL PLEASANT HAITT AND IDA MOON are his grand or great grand parents. His family line went North to Virginia and settled years ago as Quakers. Other Quaker groups jointed the church. He has a cousin who has researched one Quaker line back to 1150 AD. He seemed to know a lot about the Quaker groups and his ancesters. I told him about the research you have done and all the names you have found. He would be excited to hear from you.
Take care,
Reed
SENT FROM MARJORIE SEARS
SENT FROM MARJORIE SEARS
SENT FROM MARJORIE SEARS
SENT FROM MARJORIE SEARS
Sent by Marjorie Sears. Son of James Stanley and Mary Thompson.
A letter written by her Children
On July 9th in 1854, Miss Nancy Hiatt was united in marriage to Pleasant A>
Stanley. To them were born nine children four sons and five daughters - 1) Maud
J., 2) Elliot T. 3) Edith A. 4) Albert, 5) Mary E. 6) Rosa M. 7) James S. 8)
Lovie F. and 9) Pleasant H.
Their first home was established near Farmland, Indiana, where they
remained until 1865, when they removed with their then five children to the
northern part of Missouri, and there established their home, where they resided
five years, and where tow other children were born, but owing to the ill health
of the husband and father, they again removed to the southern part of that
state, where they again established their home in Carter Coutny near a little
town called Norwood. It was here that two more children were born, and here on
December 11th, 1874, the husband and father was called by death, leaving her a
widow at the age of thirty-eight with nine children, the oldest ninteen years
of age and the youngest fourteen months; and here on January 19th, 1876, her
oldest daughter, Mrs. Maud J. Winchell, died. Two years later, she, with her
children moved back to Randolph Co., Ind., where she located in Winchester in
her present home, which she has maintained for thirty-six years. It was here
her real struggle of life began, in her effort and without financial means (the
long move having left her almost penniless), to rear and educate her children.
She never shrank from that duty.
It is from this home which she has maintained so long that we, her eight
children, Elliott T. Stanley, of Marshalltown, Iowa; Albert Stanley, of
Indianapolis, Ind.; Mrs. Lovie F. Ludy, of Portland, Ind.; James S. Stanley,
Pleasant Stanley, Mrs. Edith Harbour, Mrs. Mary E. Hiatt, Mrs. Rosa M. Hunt, of
WInchester, Indiana; two sisters, Mrs. Sabina Lambert and Mrs. Rebecca Stanley;
two brothers, Jesse Hiatt and Eli Hiatt, forty one grandchildren, nine great
grandchildren, other relatives, her neighbors and friends, bid her a last
farewell.
Let us emulate her character.
HER CHILDREN
Fountain Park Cemetery
Obituary; Progress-Review, La Porte City, IA, Wed Feb 1, 1995: "Frances R
Williams of 405 Iowa Street, La Porte City, passed away at Allen Memorial
Hospital, Waterloo, Sunday afternoon, January 29, 1995 following a
lengthy illness. She was 86. Frances was born Jan 28, 1909 in Spring Creek
Township, Iowa, a daughter of Frank and Ada See Rogers. She was a
housewife all of her adult life. She is survived by her husband Clifford;
a daughter Virginia Rinehart, Eldora; three grand children and seven great
grandchildren. She was preceded by her parents; six brothers, Hiram, Paul,
Carl, Charlie, Wade and Bill Rogers; and two sisters, Hazel Rait and
Gladys Baldwin. Funeral services will be held Thursday, Feb 2, 1995 at
10:30 a.m. at St Paul United Methodist Church, La Porte City, with the
Rev. Wayne McCoy officiating. Burial is in West View Cemetery. Friends
may call f;rom 4 to 8 pm Wednesday at Huisman Funeral Home of La Porte
City and 1 hour before services on Thurday at the church. Memorials may be
directed to the church. Huisman Funeral Home was in charge of the
arrangements." CGT/
Sent by Betty & Joe Hummer of Missoula, Mt.
Information from old family bible that belonged to Irene. Died of
Tuberculosis, was forced to live in the sanatarium where the conditions were
terrible and the care was very poor. No one lived long once they were
sentenced to isolation in the sanitarium for the ill with T.B.
The information given me while I visited Joe & Beulah was a death date of
11 Nov. 1925 in Crawford, Neb.