(2905.) MINERVA HIATT (1147.) (395.) (77.) (11.) (2.) (1.):
m. ANDREW BURT. (R122).Family group sheet from Salt Lake genealogy Library & Ba:8118901 So:1260926
(2906.) GEORGE HIATT (1147.) (395.) (77.) (11.) (2.) (1.):
m. ANGELINE _____. (R122.)Ordinances: Ba 8118901 So 1260926 Family gr sheet from Salt Lake Geneal library
(2907.) LESLIE WILLARD HIATT (1147.) (395.) (77.) (11.) (2.) (1.):
b. in Willard, Urah; m. ____ ____.CH: (5031.) Irene E.; (5032.) Leslie Frank; (5033.) Alta L.; (5034.) Jesse Rubin; (5035.) Gustaves Paige. (R122).
(5032.) LESLIE FRANK HIATT (2907.) (1147.) (395.) (77.) (11.) (2.) (1.):
b. 14-6mo-1893, Soda Springs, Idaho. (R122).
(5034.) JESSE RUBIN HIATT (2907.) (1147.) (395.) (77.) (11.) (2.) (1.):
b. 20-8mo-1898, Shelley, Idaho; m. --- ---; have a store of feminine apparel, at 161 East Second Street, Pomona, California; residence: 2200 E. Foothill Blvd., Glendora, California. (R122).
(5035.) GUSTAVES PAIGE HIATT (2907.) (1147.) (395.) (77.) (11.) (2.) (1.):
b. 20-8mo-1902, Shelly, Idaho; m. --- ---; have a store of feminine apparel, at 161 East Second Street, Pomona, California; residence: 2200 E. Foothill Blvd., Glendora, California. ).R122).
From Research ingmykin@aol.com 22 Feb 2008.
Short Biography of Dempsey Gatlin. From "The Biographical Album of Jerreson and Van Buren Counties, Iowa". published 1890, notes on James GATLIN, including this about his father, Dempsey: "His father, Dempsey Gatlin, was a native of North Carolina and resided in South Carolina, Georgia and subsequently in Tennessee. He served in the war of 1812 under Gen. Jackson and participated in the battles of Pensacola and New Orleans where a most signal victory was gained. On the return of peace he took up his residence in Alabama, where he remaind five years when in 1822 he became a resident of Sangamon Co., IL. Nine years later he took up his residence in Tazewell County, of the same state but after thirteen years, in 1844, we find him located in Washington Co, IA. Purchasing land from the Government, he there engaged in farming until his death, which occured on the 26th day of May, 1854. He there engaged in farming until his death, which occured on the 26th day of May, 1854. He had learned the trade of saddle making and coopering, but engaged in agribultural pursuits during the greater part of his life. His marriage took place in Tennessee some time prior to the War of 1812 - the lady of his choice being Miss Sarah MARTIN, whose parents were natives of North Carolina. Her death occurred in 1845 and the following year Mr. Gatlin wedded Sarah Hiatt who was called to her final rest near her husband passed away. By the first union were born thirteen children, eight of whom grew to maturity, namely Sina, now deceased; Hardy, who is living in Carthage, Liberty Co., MO; Nathan B., who died in Illinois; James now deceasd; Nathan B., who died in Illinois; James of this sketch; George W. deceased; Isaac, who enlisted in an Illilnois regiment and died during the service near Nashville, Tenn.; Dempsey and Sarah, deceasaed. The other members of the family died in infancy. The father of the above mentioned children was a man of many excellencies of chacter, whose consistent Christian life won him the high regard of all with whom he came in contact. In his earlier years he was a member of the Baptist Chrch but later united with the Christian Church. He was an ardent admirer of his old General, Andrew Jackson, and supported the Democratic Party until 1840 when he cast his ballot for William Harrison."
Sent by Connie Dabel. D/o John Stout and Ann Hobson. John was born 5 Dec 1767 at Cane Creek, Orange Co., N.C. and died 26 Feb 1836, Clinton Co., Ohio. He was the son of Charles Stout and Mary Noblett. Ann Hobson was born Nov 1769 in Chatam Co., N.C. and died 3 Sept 1834 Clinton Co., Ohio. She was the daughter of Steven Hobson and Ann Barnes.
Mary remarried Mr. Dempsey Gatlin, Washington, Washington Co., Iowa 28 May 1845, see Early to 1850 Marriage of Iowa.
Living in Carthage, IL in 1890.
From Researchingmykin@aol.com 22 Feb 2008.
Was in an Illinois Regiment during the Civil War and died during the battle near Nashville, TN.
(6544.) WILLIAM H. HIATT (5030.) (2904.) (1147.) (395.) (77.) (11.) (2.) (1.):
b. 21-3mo-1932. (R122).
In the Burr Oak Cemetery, west Skidmore, Rt. DD, 4 miles then north 1 1/2 mile
on gravel rd.
Hays
Isabelle U.
1832-1915Mary M. Mother
1804-1895Thomas R. Father
Feb. 14, 1800 - Feb. 10, 1884John G. Hays
1844 - 1916Jospeh W.
Co. J. 48 MO. Inf.Guy Eldon Hays
son of MR & AA
Dec 26, 1899 Mar 4, 1900Merrill Oren Hays
Mar 18, 1903 age 3 mnths 15 daysMilton R. Hays
1871-1925
Alice A. (Wife)
1876-1952
Post cards from Skidmore Mo. to Aunt Elizabeth Wolfkill.
Oct. 22, 1908 Skidmore, Mo. to Elizabeth Wolfkill, Morrill, Ks.
Dear Aunty: We will be glad to meet you any time you can come. Be sure
and write us we are all pretty well. Mother has been in St. Joseph at Ed's
doctoring, she is some better now and is comming home. AliceDear Auntie: Skidmore, Mo. Jun 3, 1909 to Elizabeth Wolfkill, Morrill, Ks.
I received your card glad you were feeling better. What did the Dr. say
about what Lee said. Was very sorry to hear uncle Jake was so poorly. Let me know how he is again when you get this card. Milts sister sent Opal an awful pretty ring with three sets in. She thinks it awful pretty she sticks her hand up and says see them. With love Alice.Dear Aunt: 25 Oct 1909 Skidmore, Mo. to Elizabeth Wolfkill, Morrill, Ks.
I am almost ashamed to try to write after so long a time but will try
anyway. We are all pretty well now as busy as can be all the time I don't have time to dream these days, it is bailing hay the last of the week than pretty soon corn gathering. Ma is over to Clints now and is not very well either, she is going to Emma's pretty soon. Your niece Alice Hays
(Uncle Clint married to Lilie Barber)Another Card, post marked 24 Dec 1909
Mrs. Elizabeth Wolfkill, Sabetha Kans
Hello Grandma, how are you? When are you coming ouit to see us, how do yo like this weather, a merry xmas and happy New Year, Alice % Mr. J. Brim.
From Alice Hays to Aunt Elizabeth Wolfkill: March 14 1910 from Skidmore, Mo.
Dear Aunt: I will write you another card. Did you get my card and letter
I wrote some time ago. How are you any way. We are getting along real well I guess Lily told you we had a baby boy, he is a real cross and I dont get much done but take care of him. He has such a cough and chokes so badly. I think he will be better when he gets over that. Opal has a bad cold too. Hope you are well. What are you doing your Alice Write when you can
Sent to Morrill, Kansas.A Post Card, very pretty imprinted, raised white with a blue background at 1/4 bottom of card, front of duck and maybe dove in a bag, has appears to be shotgun sticking in the bag behind the ducks with 3 shells showing
Post Card Sidmore MO (can't read the date, smeared with a 1 cent stamp, George Washington)
Mrs Elizabeth Wolfkill, Morrill, Kansas
Dear Aunt, your letter recieved and glad you had not given up coming over be sure and let us know when you will be here and Milt will meet you any time. We are well but babyofi has a bad cold, wishing you a Happy New Year, your niece, Alice Hays
We visited Skidmore, Mo. Nov. 24, 1991 and spoke with Mrs Paul, (Velma)
Hansen, who had submitted information on the Hays family. She has a lot of
information available for us. See also The Past and Present History of Nodaway Co., MO. published 1910. Page 1005.
Milton Ray Hays lived 4 miles west of Skidmore, MO. He was the son of
James and Laura Young Hays. He lived with an Uncle John G. Hays for awhile.
He is highly praised in this book which offers a great deal of the Hays family history. He moved to Maryville and was a farmer and worked in Real Estate. Alice Knepper Hays was born in Ogle Co., Ill. and was the youngest dau. of Hiram and Fredrica Stull Knepper. She had come to Mo. when about 2 year sold. The family located in the SE part of Atchison Co., Mo., bought a farm and has lived there ever since. (1910)
The parents of Alice came to Mo. about 1878-1880, according to the history of Nodaway Co., Past & Present, 1910.
(4995.) VILATE ELIZABETH HIATT (2896.) (1147.) (395.) (77.) (11.) (2.) (1.):
b. 28-8mo-1887, Plano, Madison Co., Idaho; d. 4-3mo-1916, Vernal, Utah Co., Utah; m. (1st). 10mo-1905 to LEROY HODKINSON; m. (2nd). 1915 to P. PATTERSON.CH: (By first husband). (6451.) Charles Edwin; (By second husband). (6451.A). Ralph E. (R122).
Sent by Kent Hiatt Stephens, 15152 Oak Ranch Dr., Visalia, Calif 93291.
Jan 1990.
(4996.) JESSE LEVI HIATT (2896.) (1147.) (395.) (77.) (11.) (2.) (1.):
b. 9-8mo-1889, Wilford, Madison Co., Idaho; d. 1-2mo-1950, Heber, Wasatch Co., Utah; m. 23-3mo-1911, to ESSIE JANE RICH, d/o Charles C. and Elizabeth (Hatch). Rich; b. 10-1mo-1891, Vernal; Vintah Co., Utah.CH: (6452.) Ronald Jesse; (6453.) Maron R.; (6454.) Bernell R.; (6455.) Nila; (6456.) Kent R.; (6457.) Jay Lucas. (R122).
(6452.) RONALD JESSE HIATT (4996.) (2896.) (1147.) (395.) (77.) (11.) (2.) (1.):
b. 3-lmo-1912, Vernal, Uintah Co., Utah; d. 6-lmo-1916. (R122).
Sent by W. Arthur Allee. Anna married 2nd. Andy Burris m. 3 Mar 1836, 3)
Joseph Sopher b. 16 Nov 1790 Loudon Co., Va son of William Ritchie Sopher, d.
14 Jan 1869 Poweshiek Co., Iowa.TYPE Get Certifcate to
DATE 23 SEP 1847
PLAC Henry County, Indiana, Spiceland MM.TYPE Get Certifcate to
DATE 22 OCT 1856
PLAC Spring Creek MM, Iowa