(2233.) to (2334.) No further record.
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(2237.) No further record.
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Last name may have been Lawsen.
From bible records
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From Brenda Hare, Internet, brenda-hare@cedar-rapids.net
The Harris book by Shirley Harris and written and published by her husband, Richard in 1994, is a well done book, extendign most of the groundwork laid out by Cara Hiatt. Since it's publication, we have unraveled many of the old mistakes in both books. But Cecilia's line, page 393, does not suffer from that problem. Harris just has the Census listing, abt. 1824,. I have not seen an actual date on her until your post. Cecilia is not a common name within the family. As I think I told you I have had 2 cousin contacts in Cecilia's line: Linda Danke & Lawrence R. Hoover. The best reseracher I have for Isaac J. is Mary Lou Von Bargen, Olympia, Washington. She is from Catherine, the sister of Cecilia.
There is a thorny question over Isaac J. As you probably know he is not in the gaurdianship papers for Isaac's children. We believe that he was born some months after Isaac's death in Feb. 1792. He was the last to leave the Berkely Co. area. His siblings had proceeded to Pennsylvania and then to Ohio. Best if you read the introduction page, also called inoformation page.
See HH book, Vol. I, pg. 428.
(1834.) CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS HIATT (687.) (177.) (26.) (3.) (1.):
b. c1833, Clinton Co., Ohio; m. c1853, in Clinton Co., Ohio, to MARTHA H. HADLEY; b. 24-9mo-1835. To Iowa 1868.CH: (3697.) Emlen; (3698.) Ellen; (3699.) Alice; (3800.) Ann; (3701.) William H.; (3702.) John G.; (3703.) Mary T.; (3704.) (Rettie Sophia. (Others?).
Springfield Mo. Mtg., Clinton Co., Ohio:
21-10mo-1854 - Martha H. Hiatt (formerly Hadley). condemned her marriage out of unity.
19-5mo-1855 - Martha H. Hiatt granted a certificate to Newberry Mo.Mtg., O.Newberry Mo. Mtg., Clinton Co., Ohio:
21-5mo-1855 - Martha H. Hiatt received on certificate from Springfield Mo. Mtg., Ohio, dated 19-5mo-1855.
17-8mo-1857 - Emlen, Ellen and Alice H. Hiatt, children of Martha, received by request.
19-7mo-1858 - Ann Hiatt, infant d/o Martha, received by request.
21-10mo-1861 - William H. Hiatt, son of Columbus, received by request.
21-5mo-1866 - Christopher C. Hiatt and children John G. and Mary T. received by request.
10-4mo-1868 - Columbus Hiatt and children Emma, Ella, Alice, Ann, William, John, Mary and Rettie Sophia granted a certificate to Summit Grove Mo. Mtg., Iowa. (R57).“Columbus C. Hiatt, son of Samuel Hiatt, married and raised a large family. He moved his family to page or Taylor County, Iowa, when father was a young man.” (R17).
May have been other children. This family went to Iowa in 1868. Notes in HH book state that he went to Page or Taylor Co., IA and raised a large family. Provides records of Quaker meetings as source of info., Springfeld MM, Clinton Co., OH. Also Newberry MM.
Springfield MM, Clinton Co., OH: 21-10mo-1954 Martha H. HIATT
(formerly Hadley) condemned her marriage out of unity.
19-5mo-1855 Martha H. HIATT granted certificate to Newberry MM, OH.Newberry MM, Clinton Co., OH: 21-5mo-1855 - Martha H. Hiatt received on certificate from Springfield MM, OH, dtd 19-5mo-1855.
17-8mo-1857 Emlen, Ellen and Alice H. HIATT, children of Martha, recieved by request.
19-7mo-1858 - Ann Hiatt, infant dau. of Martha, recieved by request
21-10mo-1861 William H. HIATT, son of Columbus, received by request
21-5mo-1866 Christopher C. HIATT and children John G. and Mary T. received by request
10-4mo-1868 Columbus HIATT and wife Martha and children Emma, Ella, Alice, Ann, WIlliam, John, Mary T. and Rettie Sophia granted a certificate to Summit Grove MM, IA.Columbus C. HIATT, son of Samuel, married and raised a large family. He moved his family to Page or Taylor Co., IA, when father was a young man. by William Edwin HIATT, see HH book by William Perry Johnson.
"Genealogy of our branch of the Quaker Hiatts" was written by Major William Edwin Hiatt; he completed it on June 15, 1950.
Samuel Hiatt, son of Christopher Hiatt, Jr., married Mary Terrell. Their Children were: David T, Hiatt, Columbus C. Hiatt, Americus V. Alonzo Hiatt, and a girl who died in infancy. Columbus C. Hiatt, son of Samuel Hiatt, married, and raised a large family. He moved his family to either Page or Taylor County, Iowa, when Lorenzo Dow Hiatt was a young man