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From: Elaine Powell [Wed, 13 Apr 2011 10:29:03 -0400 (EDT)]
Here's another one...
 
John Hatfield and son 


by Florence H. Clark

            My grandmother, Rhoda Gifford, was born 28 April 1828, to Alpheus 
Gifford and Anna Nash at No Nine, Candango, New York.  Her father, the first 
one of the family to join the Church, was baptized in 1830.  They had a large 
family and grandmother worked for the Prophet Joseph Smith before she was married, 
doing his family sewing.  She was a beautiful seamstress and did it all by hand.  
Her father, being a preacher, moved from place to place.
       Then she met Alvin Clements and was married to him in February 1846.  
They, like all the others, were driven out of Nauvoo, Illinois and went west 
to Winter Quarters, which is now Omaha, Nebraska.  Their first child was born 
at Winter Quarters, 2 February 1847, but he only lived 22 days and was buried 
at Winter Quarters.
            Then Alvin, her husband, and her brother, Henry Dill Gifford, went 
away to find work so they could be able to go west with the Saints; and while 
they were gone, a man by the name of George Lyman told grandmother that her 
husband, Alvin and Henry Dill had drowned.  Since they did not return and she 
had received no letter or word from them, she believed them dead.  Then Mr. 
Lyman asked grandmother to marry him and the Church authorities gave her consent 
to marry him.  He was a nephew of one of the first twelve apostles of the Church.
        They moved to Rottivatu, Iowa and she had baby girl, 13 January 1848, 
who was named Sarah.  When Sarah was about five months old, grandmother 
received a letter from her husband, Alvin Clements, saying that he and Henry 
were coming home, so Mr. Lyman went away a was killed in a brawl.
        Then Alvin and grandmother were married again and in 1850, Henry Allen 
was born in Missouri.  Then they got word that they had to leave.  Henry 
was one year old when they started for Utah.  It was a hard journey across 
the plains with a small child, but they arrived in Salt Lake in the fall of 1851.
        Grandmother's mother, Anna Gifford, and family were all in Manti, 
so they went right down to Manti.  They worked very hard planting their crops 
and building houses to live in and also fighting the Indians and feeding them too.
       In the fall of 1853, Aunt Rhoda was born in Manti the 22 October 1853.  
When she was two years old, grandfather Clements passed away in September 1855, 
leaving grandmother with two children and expecting another.  It was a time for 
mother and William Alvin was born in Manti the 22 January 1856.
       It was very hard for a woman to find work in those days, as there was 
only housework, washing or sewing, so on 17 October 1856, she married Albert 
Smith.  She had only been married five days when William Alvin died.  She 
sure had her trials.
        Then in 1858 she had a son, Albert Smith, born in Manti, 17 October 
1858; and this child only lived a little over 11 months.  He died the 6 October 
1859 in Manti.  She sure was having trouble being able to raise her children.
        In the fall of 1856, there were twenty teams and couple went to 
Salt Lake with their tithing wheat and to get their own endowments in the 
Endowment House.  Grandmother received hers on 16 February 1856.  While they 
were there, there was a woman who had come from Copenhagen with four small 
children, so grandmother's husband married her the 16 February 1857 and they 
were sealed to him.
        In the fall of 1858, they had a scare, because Johnson's army was 
coming with the intention of hanging a lot of the leaders, but they let them 
pass through and they built a fort at Rush Valley.  This proved to be very 
helpful to a lot of the Saints, especially to grandmother's family, as 
there were 14 in the family and they didn't know where they were going 
to get cloth to clothe the family because they were destitute at that time.  
But the wives kept the clothes clean and had patch upon patch and they were 
able to go to Church and perform their obligations.
        The people were able to sell their wheat and oats and they were 
hired to help build the barracks and home, and they were able to buy clothing, 
wagons, plows, oxen, chains, and yokes.  Grandmother's husband bought a 
number of yokes of oxen for 75 bushels of wheat, a log cabin for one dollar, 
and cloth for clothes.
        Grandmother's son, Albert, died in 1859.  On the 3 September 1860, 
grandmother had another girl, which she named Deborah W. Smith.  So in 1862, 
they built a large house and moved in before it was finished.  Her mother, 
Anna Nash Gifford, was living with them and grandmother wanted a place of her own, 
so her husband rented a house for her.  Then on the 13 January 1863, she had another 
baby girl, Anna Nash Smith.  Then in March 1864, he bought a city lot and grandmother 
moved to it.
        She asked Mr. Smith for a divorce and he gave her one in 1865.  
She said she just couldn't live any longer in polygamy.
        Then in 1866, my grandmother married William K. Parshall, as his wife 
had died.  My father, William K., was born 7 May 1867 in Manti.  Grandmother 
used to have to go to the creek to do the washing (in those days, they had 
no washer) and she did lots of sewing.  Then in 1869, my grandfather Parshall 
died and she was left alone with my father, who was only two years old and 
three others, the oldest being 17 years old.  It was very hard to find work 
and make a living for her children.
        She was persuaded to go the journey to Springville, as some of her 
relatives said she could get more to do, so her oldest son, Henry, made a 
cart out of two wheels from an old wagon and hitched a steer to it.  She, 
with all her possessions and her family, walked from Manti to Springville; 
and that would have been a hard journey in those days.  She and her son 
worked to support her family.
        In May 1870, Mr. John Hatfield's wife died leaving five motherless 
children.  He asked grandmother to come and work for him, and it was while 
she was working for him that he asked her to marry him.  They were married 
on 24 July 1870.  Then in 1870, her daughter was married to Mr. Hatfield's 
oldest son, William.  Grandmother did a very good job of raising them four 
boys and one girl.
        Grandmother and grandfather Hatfield went to the temple in Salt Lake, 
Manti, and Logan, and did a lot of work for their relatives.  They were 
sealed to each other on 3 December 1890, in Manti.  She raised his sons, 
William, Jacob, Amos, Joseph, and Fred Hatfield, and a daughter, Elizabeth, 
who married an Edwards.
        My father, William K. Hatfield, was adopted and sealed to Mr. 
Hatfield and grandmother in the Manti temple, 3 December 1890.  Grandmother's 
two girls by Smith, and Henry Clements by her first husband, were also 
sealed to them at that time.
        I often wonder if we would have been as strong and faithful as 
she was.  She lived with my father and mother for a while, and then in 
1901, she went to live with Aunt Deborah.  She just went to bed one night 
and never woke up.  That was 2 November 1904.  She was buried in the 
Evergreen Cemetery in Springville.
        She has a lot of descendants in Manti, Springville, Provo, Salt 
Lake, Elmo, Idaho, etc; too many to mention.

        This was taken from Volume 3, Number 3, of the Gifford Informer.  
It was scanned, typed, edited and put on computer disk by Alva D. Mackay in 
December of 1999.
 

[44] Indexed
From: Elaine Powell [Wed, 13 Apr 2011 10:27:46 -0400 (EDT)]

Just passing along some Hatfield info in case you are interested. 
 
 
 
William Hatfield 1829-1913
23 Apr 1913 , Marion, Ohio 
Hatfield William, son of William R. and Elizabeth Hatfield, was born May 4, 1829 in 
Sussex County, Delaware and departed this life April 15, 1913 at his home at Meeker 
after an illness which was only a week in duration.  At the date of his death, Mr. 
Hatfield was eighty three years, eleven months, and eleven days of age and although 
he had been quite feeble for some time, was able to be about the town until a sudden 
attack of pneumonia which came upon him Tuesday, April 8th.  He suffered great physical 
agony and pain.  He was of a ripe old age and death stole upon him when the torture 
of the disease had robbed him of consciousness and made him unaware of it's approach.  
The deceased had long been a resident of Marion County having moved from the state 
of Delaware with his parents to Big Island Township in 1844.  The family settled in 
a pioneer cabin near what is now the home of Frank Wood.  October 14, 1862 he was 
united in marriage with Mary Elizabeth Conklin, who died November 13, 1887.  To this 
union were born five children, William E., James L., Emma Jane, of Meeker; Mrs. 
Luella Baker of Marion, and Mrs. Cora Moon of Mansfield.  December 5, 1900 he 
was married to Mrs. Anna M. Briggs of Meeker, who with his five children, twelve 
grandchildren, one great-grandchild, and three step children, E.C. Briggs of 
Springfield, Illinios, Mrs. C.G. Davis of Akron and Miss Zelda Briggs of Meeker he 
leaves to mourn their loss.  He also leaves a host of other relatives and friends, 
who will miss a friendly cheerful face and a kindly word.  Mr. Hatfield was converted 
in 1867 and was one of the Charter members of the M. E. Church of Meeker in which 
he maintaimed his relationship until his death.  He was the last of the founders 
of the noble work that has meant so much to this community, but may he be among the 
first in the richness of his reward which awaits those whom the Lord hath blessed.  
The funeral services were held in the Meeker M. E. Church at 2:30 P.M., April 
17th and the remaines were interred in the Meeker Cemetery

[43] Un-indexed
From: Elaine Powell [Wed, 13 Apr 2011 09:57:10 -0400 (EDT)]

Hi Jerry, 
 
Would you happen to know which William Hatfield this article refers to? Rather gruesome. 
 
Thanks,
Elaine 


Rock River Democrat Newspaper, May 15, 1860
 
Last Wednesday evening week Miss Katharine Sobilla Adams, aged 17 years, committed suicide 
at the residence of William Hatfield in Indiana opposite Uniontown, Ky. She took her brother's 
shot gun, went into the woods, took off a shoe, and with her toe pulled the trigger of the gun, 
the muzzle of which she held to her temple. Her skull was blown to atoms. She was a pure woman, 
but her love was unreciprocated by the object of her affections, and her end may be ascribed, 
it is said, to reading those romances of the Ledger which have such demoralizing effects. 

[42] Un-indexed
From: Elaine Powell [May 21, 2008]
http://genforum.genealogy.com/hatfield/messages/5536.html

This information came from a bible dated 1887 that is not in my possession. A woman who knows the owner of the bible contacted me and asked me if I was interested in receiving this information. I said yes, so she went to where the bible is located and took photos of the bible and sent them to me, as her "genealogical act of kindness." I have transcribed the information contained in the bible and I am sharing the information and images in the hope that another researcher might find this HATFIELD family information helpful to their own research.

To see all the photos of the bible, go to http://family.webshots.com/album/557904584OEEAUT

Family information in the bible.

The following surnames are mentioned below: ASAY or ALAY, ASHTON, CHEADLE, COGGESHALL, DEXTER, FORDICE, HATFIELD, JENCKES, MCCORMAC, OLNEY, RICE, & WHIPPLE.

This is what the woman who sent me the bible images told me: "This Bible was given to David Olney by his father Henry Olney. I think the original owner may not have a direct descendent alive. I want to be sure that you know that neither I nor anyone that I know of has altered this information in any way. It is as found back in the 1950's from my husband's Aunt Margaret. This bible was given to her because she was married at that time to Dennis Mitchell of Fairdale, Jefferson Co. KY. They and He and his other wives had no children. So I do not know why an Olney / Hatfield bible was given to a Mitchell. I do know that Olney and Hatfield are names found in early KY and Indiana. I think Olney was spelled in different ways of old."

PLEASE NOTE: I believe that this bible information on the descendants of Mathias Hatfield is information that has never been shared before. I'm hoping that this information will shed some light on what might not have been previously documented. Jerry Hatfield has this line on his website at http://www.ghat.com/hatftreb.htm

THE BIBLE INFORMATION FOLLOWS. I have transcribed the info exactly as it appeared on the pages. I have not corrected any spelling. (Hatfield info is toward the bottom):

On the copyright page of the bible, it states the following:

Copyrights Secured. Entered, according to Act of Congress in the year 1872, in the Office of the Librarian on Congress, Washington, D. C. Subsequent years as follows: 1873, 1875, 1877, 1881, 1882, and 1883.

The following family information is written into the bible: (I have put information in parenthesis if it is my notation.)

On the 4th Page of the bible � Presented to David O. Olney By His Father Henry E. Olney Feb. 2, 1887

On the Family Record pages, there are several pages. The following names are written out on the BIRTHS page:

Henry E. Olney was born Nov. 17, 1832 (see his ancestors below)
(Frances) Fanny Rice or Olney was born Maryland Sept. 3, 1838
Louis Milton Olney July 1, 1857 Missouri
David Omen Olney � Feb. 10, 1859 � Missouri
Jessica Melvina Olney � April 23, 1861 � Dudby Iowa
John Hamilton Olney � June 26, 1866, Marysvill Kan.
Effie Rosealpha Olney � May 28, 1869 � Fairbury, Nebr
Cora Almeda Olney � July 11, 1870 � Near Fairbury, Nebr
Charles Freman Olney � Mar. 23, 1872 � Fairbury, Nebr.
Allen Elden Olney � Dec. 5, 1873 � Fairbury, Nebr.
Mable Ethaolia Olney � Jan. 3, 1876 � Fairbury, Nebr.
Cecil Uria Olney May 21, 1878, Fairbury, Nebr

The next page is a page listing MARRIAGES

Oman Olney was married to Tryphena Cheadle
January 2, 1817

Henry E. Olney was married to (Frances) "Fanny" Rice
on August 23, 1856.

The next page is a decorative marriage page that says:

This certifies that David Olney of (City?), State of Iowa
And Emily Asay (or Alay) of Rock Island, State of Illinois
Were united by me, in Holy Matrimony At Rock Island, Ill.
On the 5 day of May in the year of our Lord 1903
In Presence of R. B. Williams Signed: Pastor First M. E. Church

The next page lists DEATHS:

Fanny Olney died June 7th 1878 Fairbury, Nebr
Henry E. Olney died July 31, 1918
Louis M. Olney died Oct. 18, 1919 buried at Salt Lake Utah
Louis died in Colorado Springs, Colorado
Cecil Uera Olney died Aug. 4, 1878
Charles F. Olney died Sept. 9, 1887 buried at Fairbury

Asa Olney died about Sept 20th 1831
Eead Fordice Olney died about Sept. 20, 184?

First Page:

Born:
Henry Olney 17 Nov. 1832
Fanny Rice 3 Sept. 1838
Lewis M. Olney July 1st 1857
David O. Olney Feb. 10th, 1859
Jessica M. Olney April 23, 1861

Births of E. C. & J. M. McCormac (J. M. is Jessica Melvina Olney)
This is coppied Dec. 12, 19??

Born:
Fannie Ellen McCormac, Nov. 13, 1881
Lela Suligo June 2, 1884
Neal Ezekiel April 28, 1887
Mabel Blanch Sept. 25, 1888
Nara Gurtrude Aug. 12, 1890
Eva Lillian April 23, 1892
Mary Ruth June 4, 1894
Nellie Jessica Aug. 4, 1896
Milo G. June 26, 1899
Perry Oman Oct. 5, 1901

Died:
Neal E. McCormac died Aug. 4, 1887 Colorado Springs, Colorado

Allen E. Olney Dec. 5, 1873
Lewis Olney July 1, 1857
David Omar Olney Feb. 10, 1859
Jessica M. Olney April 23, 1861
John Hamilton Olney June 26, 1866
Effie R. Olney May 28, 1869
Cora A. Olney July 11, 1870
Charlie G. Olney March 23, 1872
Mabel E. Olney Jan. 3, 1876
Cecil U. Olney May 24, 1878

Great Grand Parents Born Died

William Hatfield Dec. 25, 1736 1794
Ann Wright Hatfield (First Wife) Not Known 1762
Sarah Kimball Hatfield (2nd wife) April, 1743 Sep 18, 1799

Children

Abraham Hatfield Oct. 20, 1757 Died young
William Hatfield Jan. 6, 1759 Unknown
Elias Hatfield Mar 11, 1760 May 19, 1839
Samuel Hatfield July 20, 1761 Unknown
David Hatfield Mar. 2, 1765 Unknown
Sarah Ann Hatfield Oct 24, 1767 Unknown
Abraham Hatfield Mar 25, 1769 1840
John Hatfield Nov. 2nd, 1771 In childhood
Jacob Hatfield July 27, 1775 Unknown
Phebe Hatfield Nov. 10, 1779 Sep 9, 1834
Jessie Kimble Dec. 1st 1781 July 19, 1861

Abraham, from whom we are descendants, was born in the year 1670 -- Died July 1706 leaving four sons: Abraham, Mathias, Joseph, and Jacob. Abraham Jr. was born in 1695 and married his wife (Margaret is crossed out and Marie is written in) died in 1745. Their children were Abraham, John, Sarah, David, Samuel, Elias, Jacob, Phebe and William. William, our great grandfather, was born as I have given you Dec. 28, 1736.

Continued on Page 2

New Market Ohio July 26th 1891


Dear Brother: Yours of recent date received this week. 
Was glad to hear from you once more.


First of all I will give you the Genealogy of our family as far as I have it..
it is as follows.


Grandfather and Grandmother and family
Born Died
Elias Hatfield May 11, 1760 May 19, 1839
Ann Lindsy Hatfield Feb. 18, 1767 Sept. 21, 1852


Children:


Ann Hatfield Feb. 1, 1790 Aug. 29, 1866
Christian Hatfield April 15, 1792 unknown
Elizabeth Hatfield April 15, 1794 Mar. 2, 1870
Sarah Hatfield Mar 23, 1796 Mar. 13, 1880
Samuel Hatfield Dec. 6th, 1797 Aug. 25, 1877
Fanny Hatfield Oct. 16, 1799 Aug. 10, 1889
James Hatfield Oct. 26, 1801 June 17, 1890
Timothy Hatfield Sep. 26, 1803 Dec. 13, 1848
Elias Hatfield Mar. 9, 1806 Sept. 1, 1875
Margaret Hatfield May 9, 1808 Unknown
Mahaly Hatfield May 9, 1811 Still living
Samuel Hatfield Dec. 6 1797 Aug. 25, 1877

[41] Un-indexed
From: Doyle Hatfield
Date: Sun, 9 Sep 2007

I have been puzzled by the Jurian Hartsvelder origin for Hatfields since 
I first began my genealogy quest. As best I can determine (still a lot of 
incomplete areas or speculation in the data), his origin appears
to possibly have been Wissingen, Nieder Sachsen (Lower Saxony), in 
northern Germany. Jurian as a German given name would most likely be 
quite unusual.

A Dutch website that includes interesting data on Dutch names shows that 
the name Jurian has Frisian Dutch origins (translates as George in English). 
This would seem to complicate the picture a little.  Also, if he was German, 
he likely would not have the Dutch form of the name (unless perhaps the Dutch
originated a passenger list or other source of arrival/settler names on 
New World records).  I did find reference to Hartveld/Harteveld in Dutch 
heraldry references (but no specific given names).

If you look in the current on-line listing for the phone book in 
Germany, you can find the Hatfield surname (no Hartsvelder, Hartsveld 
or Hartsfeld/Hartfeld). Spelling with an "f" would more
likely indicate German origin, but all are pronounced the same 
regardless. Some given names associated with these Hatfield 
phone numbers are obviously Germanic. Some are not.

Oddly also, Jurian was appointed Undersheriff by the first English court 
at Newcastle. He was noted in records for the location named Uplaandt 
by the Swedes/changed to Upland by the English. Upland is now a 
portion of the area of Chester, PA. To make this even more puzzling, 
he received a land grant from Governor Andros (Andrews) in New York 
in 1676. The court records of the era that are in the Pennsylvania State 
archives include one that indicates the date and purpose of the 
resignation of Jurian (to move upriver to take up the grant).  Now I don't 
know how to read the meaning of this exactly. Was he a Dutchman or 
an Englishman (by descent)?

How much political drag did it require to get a grant for 200 acres in 
those days? His name appears on archive records along with the 
lawyer for William Penn (Daniel Francis Pastorius) as being involved in
land transactions.

Then to complicate it further, his name (badly misspelled) appears on a 
census of Swedish pioneers.  That seems to date to 1693, and does 
show him in Chester County, PA.

Recently I happened to pull out an old software CD set that was issued 
by Sierra Software some years back. I still use the software on one 
of my computers (too much data lost in trying to transfer to other
formats). I finally figured out that some of the reference data included 
"Early Immigrants" to North America.  John Hatfield is listed as 
arriving in "Maryland" in 1675. The next year it indicates the arrival of Elizabeth
Hatfield. Now that may indicate something or possibly nothing. The 
source of the reference is given as an article in a North Carolina 
genealogy magazine, which I have not been able to find, mostly due to work
load time demands.

Until King James granted the Proprietary for Pennsylvania to William 
Penn around 1682 or so, Maryland had included the area that became 
Delaware, which was extracted by the King from Lord Baltimore to
give Penn a place to settle some other religious dissenters (Swedes or 
others who were Mennonite or other denominations).

Interestingly, John Hatfield, son of John and Elizabeth (maiden surname 
unknown) may be their offspring, who married Catherine Supplee.

All of this recycling of names appears throughout my line and really 
makes distinctions complicated in some cases. I did find reference 
to a will filed for a man named Rennels, who lived in Horsham, PA, which
is not really very far from Philadelphia. That has John Hatfield as 
executor, with Elizabeth a beneficiary in the estate, if I recall this correctly.  
(It will take a little time to locate the data on one of my computers).
...

[40] Indexed
From: "Barry Chapman"
To: [email protected]
Date: Thu, 9 Nov 2006 09:48:50 +1100
Subject: [HATFIELD] Hatfield, Clay Co, TX
Hatfields in two Clay Co cemeteries, Texas plus obituary for Mrs Mary M.
Gilley Hatfield of White Hill, Jolly, Clay Co, TX

1) White Hill Cemetery (located 4 miles south of Jolly on FM (Farm to Market
Road) 2393)
Hatfield, James Arthur Dec 17, 1891 - Dec 15, 1917
Hatfield, James M.** May 7, 1850 - Feb. 2, 1926 (husb of Mary N.)
Hatfield, Mary N.  May 23, 1868 - Aug 16, 1956 ##
Hatfield, Allcie H.   Mar 4, 1890 - May 4, 1961 (son of Jas M Hatfield)
Hatfield, Homer E. Jan 8, 1898 - Feb 20, 1972 (son of Jas M Hatfield)
Parsons, Ollie Hatfield Apr 13, 1894 - Jan 25, 1978 (dau of Jas M Hatfield)
(Above all members of the same family - **James Madison Hatfield, born
AL, son of Hansford Hatfield)
Hatfield, Ellen, dau. of M.L. & Emily   Jun 20, 1874 - Nov 4, 1902
(family connection unknown)


## Mrs. Hatfield Dies At Jolly
JOLLY, Tex., Aug 17 (Special) - Widow of one of the first settlers of Clay
County, Texas, Mrs. Mary M. Hatfield, 88, died Thursday at her home south
of Jolly.
Mrs. Hatfield and her husband were among the first settlers in the Jolly 
area
near the present Hatfield home at Jolly.
Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday in the First Christian 
Church
in Henrietta, Tex., with Rev. Theodore McElroy, pastor of Highland heights
Christian Church in Wichita Falls, officiating. Burial will be in White Hill 
Cemetery.
Survivors include two sons, Allcie and Homer Hatfield of Jolly, Tex.; three
daughters, Mrs. Vernie Chapman of Jolly; Mrs. J.G. Leonard of Wichita Falls;
Mrs. Ollie Parsons of Montague and three granddaughters.
(Wichita Falls Times, Friday, August 17, 1956)



2) Bellevue Cemetery
Hatfield, James P. Apr 25, 1847 - Jan 31, 1917 (said to be a Civil War 
veteran)
Hatfield, Lottie  Mar 14, 1848 - blank (wife of James P.)
Webb, Frankie Hatfield  1874-1915

Regards,
Barry
Australia

[39] Indexed
Obituary of Permelia Frazier Anderson-Hatfield
[courtesy of Lisa Rieger - 13 Apr 2002]

From The Sheridan Enterprise, November 3, 1905

Montana



Death of Mrs. Hatfield

Miss Permelia Frazier Anderson was born in Shelby Co. Mo., May 10, 1844.
Her people were Presbyterians and she was baptized in that church at the
age of ten when in quite young she went to live with an aunt, her mother
having died, and she attended the Baptist church. At the age of
seventeen she was married to Mr. M. Hatfield at Edina, Mo., Aug. 21,
1861. Nine children were born to this union, eight of whom are living.
They are - Hugh M. of Boise, Idaho, Ben O. of Josephine, Mont., J.E. of
Sheridan; Rockey, of Red Lodge, Mont; Mrs. Mary Daly of Big Timber,
Mont., Mrs. Ida Hammond of Twin Bridges; Mrs. Lizzie McIntyre of
Stevensville, Mont., and Mrs. Maud Siprell of Sheridan. With the
exception of Hugh and Mrs. McInt.... who were unable? to come, the
children were with their mother during her last moments on earth.

Besides her husband and children, she leaves one sister. Mrs. Elizabeth
poor of Edina, MO. and one brother, John M. Anderson of Adair county,
Mo., Mr. Anderson visited in Sheridan three years ago.

Mrs. Hatfield crossed the plains with her husband and two little sons,
the trip occupying four months and ten days, and notwithstanding the
Indians and other incidents of a long move in an emigrant wagon, landed
in Alder Gulch in 1864....Shorty after they moved to what is now
Sheridan, where John e. Hatfield was born in 1865 being the first child
born in the town.

Sister Hatfield was a woman of strong character. One of the places to
test a true Christian is in the home; she was never too weary to care
for those of her household. She was an excellent housekeeper. .....to
her often reading it when time permitted.

Her life was so much wrapped up in her children that her one thought
through life was that she might live to "make her husband and children
happy."

After a few days of sickness with pneumonia, she passed to her reward at
her home on the ranch Oct. 27, 1905. The sorrowing family have the
sympathy of the entire community in their bereavement.

The funeral service was concluded in the M.E. church Oct. 29. The test
selected by the pastor was from her own bible marked: Peter I, 3-4.
Beautiful music was rendered by the choir. The funeral was very largely
attended and the body was laid to rest in the Sheridan cemetery.

"To patient faith the prize is sure,

And all that to the end endure."

J.A. Badcon, Pastor

[38] indexed
  This is from a photo copy of the pages of a Hatfield Bible.
  (Some of it is hard to read).

  FAMILY RECORD
  MARRIAGES
  Ephraim Hatfield  and Anney Hatfield was maried 1850 August the 16 FENTRESS CO., TN

  BIRTHS
  James W. Hatfield  was borned Jun the 15 1808  TN
  Ephraim Hatfield  was borned April the 6th 1826  FENTRESS CO., TN
  Anny Hatfield  was borned Febuary the 7th 1830  FENTRESS CO., TN
  Dudley G Hatfield  was borned December the 9th 1851  FENTRESS CO., TN
  Joseph Hatfield  was borned December the 25th 1853  FENTRESS CO., TN
  Ermon G Hatfield  was borned febuary ? 1857  FENTRESS CO., TN
  Ransom Hatfield  was borned January 12th 1859  CASEY CO., KY
  Scot Hatfield  was borned January 28 1862  CASEY CO., KY
  James W Hatfield  was borned October the 6th 1864  POSEY CO., IN
  Tine Hatfield  was borned August the 5th 1867  CASEY CO., KY
  S.S. Hatfield  was borned September the 7 1870  CASEY CO., KY

  NEXT PAGE
  BIRTHS
  Dora A. Hatfield  was borned Febuary the 22 1873  CASEY CO., KY
  Eliza Hatfield  was borned September the 7th 1875  HANCOCK CO., KY
  Marthie Morgan  was borned December the 17th 1877
  Eliza Morgan  was borned November the 6th 1879
  Willie Morgan  was borned January the 9th 1873  HANCOCK CO., KY
  Marvin Hatfield  was borned December the 31st 1887  HANCOCK CO., KY
  Welby Hatfield  was borned November the 13 1886 HANCOCK CO., KY
  Paten Hatfield  was borned July the 28th 1889  HANCOCK CO., KY
  Alma Hatfield  was borned Jun(?) the 4th 1890  HANCOCK CO., KY
  ?ula Hatfield  was borned ????

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  DEATHS
  James W. Hatfield Sr  died Sunday September the 3 1893  HANCOCK CO., KY
  Tine Hatfield  died July the 25 1906  HANCOCK CO., KY
  Mine Hatfield  died July the 15 1906 and was borned the 10 of August 1900
  Ephraim Hatfield  died 16 November 1910  HANCOCK Co., KY
  Scott Hatfield  died April 1 1914  PEORIA, PEORIA CO., IL
  Eliza Burnett  died 24 feb 1915  HANCOCK CO., KY

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  Orville St Clair Burnett  died June 3, 1904  HANCOCK CO., KY
  James W. Hatfield Jr  died Mar 1 1932  MUHLENBERG CO., KY

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From: Bev Julian
Date: 7 Mar 2002

Following copy of manuscript received from Mrs. [striken] Calvin
Reyburn, [address removed].  [replaced by handprinted] Vermont C.
Hatfield, [address removed]

HATFIELD FAMILY RECORD

In this you have a succession of Family Records of Grand Parents,
Uncles, Aunts, and Cousins of the Hatfield family though deficient in
not having interesting facts, and all the successive dates of Births,
marriages, removals and death.

My gr. Grand Parents were of English descent.  Their names were John and
Catherine Hatfield  my gr.  Grandmother's maiden name was Catherine
Supple.  They had three sons and two daughters, their sons names were
John Adam and Andrew, daughters names not known.  Adam moved from what
was called the Red Stone County to Cincinnati and died there also his
eldest son after which his widow with her family returned to the old
home.

My Grand Father's name was Andrew Hatfield.  He was born July 25, 1737
in Montgomery Co.,Pa. near Philadelphia where his parents first settled.
Their religion was of the Episcopalean order  he was married to
Christiana Powel in 1759  after marriage they moved to Montgomery Co.,
Va. On a farm on big Stoney Creek near Christianburg where they lived
over 20 years and raised a family of 10 children  they afterwards moved
to Cabel Co., Va. On a farm on the Guyandoth river near Barbersville
where they lived a number of years and both died.  Grandmother
Christiana Hatfield departed this life Oct. 25, 1809.  Grandfather
Hatfield departed this life, Jan 15, 1813.

Children of Andrew & Christiana Hatfield:-

1.      Catherine Hatfield  born Oct. 25, 1760; mar. John McComas of Va.
They had nine children and lived in Cabell Co., Va. Near the falls of
Guyandott river they both died between the years 1836 and 1838.

2.      Isaac Hatfield born Aug 3, 1763  mar. Mary French  they had 9
children  lived in Cabell Co., Va.

3.      John Hatfield  born Dec. 19, 1765  mar. Mary McComas  had 4
children  They removed from Va.  To Fayette Co., Ohio and from there to
Indiana  died Carroll Co.

4.      William Hatfield  born May 20, 1767  mar. Anna Brumfield  they
had 8 children  lived in Fayette Co., O.  afterwards moved to Delaware
Co., Ind.

5.      Andrew Hatfield  b. Dec. 30, 1769; mar. Mary Mann  had 4
children  moved from Va to Miami Co., Ohio. 1808 and then to Carroll
Co., Ind.  killed by falling tree.

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6.      Jonas Hatfield  b. Aug/18, 1772, mar. Nancy Williams  had 7
children  moved from Va. To Miami Co., Ohio in 1808  afterwards removed
to Vigo Co., Ind.  Then to St Joseph Co., Ind. Where they [sic] died.
The widow then moved with her family to Faywell Co., Ill where part of
the family now live.  The mother and two sons moved to Wisconsin  Oct
16, 1865 [sic] the eldest Moses Hatfield still lives in St. Joseph Co., Ind.
Near Carlisle Hill P.O.

7.      Adam Hatfield, b. Oct. 19, 1774  mar. Mary Williams.  They had
12 children  live near Barbersville  Caleb Co., Va.  Died June 18,
1855.

8.      Thomas Hatfield b. Apr. 8, 1777  mar. Hannah Sample  June 9,
1808  had 9 children  removed from Lawrence Co., Ohio to Hancock Co.,
Ind. in 1834  died June 21, 1859  wife died Sept 4, 1860.

9.      Moses Hatfield  b. Oct. 12, 1780  mar. Catherine John, Nov 12
1815, had 12 children  removed to Dayton in 1811 [sic] where they lived
24 yrs  Moses died Feb. 11, 1835  Presbyterian.  His wife died July 21,
1838  Member Presbyterian.

10.     Sarah Hatfield  born Feb. 13, 1783  mar. James Barrett  had 9
children  removed from Cabell Co., Va.  to  Hancock Co., Ind. in 1834.
James died Aug. 1, 1840.  Sarah June 25, 1863  Had 52 grand children and
17 gr.

Children of Sarah & James Barrett.

Andrew B.  b. Dec 23, 1804 mar. Matilda Wells had 3 children.  Andrew d.
Sept 11, 1833.

John B.  b. July 1, 1807  mar. Elizabeth Smith, June 3, 1830  have 6
children  lived in Cleveland, Ind.

Margaretta B. b. Aug. 9, 1809  mar. Jonas Heath  had 6 children  live in
Osage Warsaw  Benton Co., Mo.

William B.  b. Dec 28, 1811,  mar. Rebecca Hazzeltt moved to Ind. 1836.
had 8 children  live in Hancock, Ind. Near Eden.  Died Dec. 14, 1859.

Edward B.  b. Nov. 26, 1814  mar. Mary Ann Reeves, June 17, 1851.  had 2
sons.

Isaac B.  b. Feb. 17, 1817  mar. Sarah Ann Wilson, May 14, 1844  had 8
children live near Melon Branch, Ind.  Isaac died Jan. 21, 1866.

Joseph B.  born Dec. 9, 1820  mar. Jane Moore, July 1, 1847  had 5
children  live near Eden Hancock, Ind.

Hiram B.  b. Feb. 17, 1824  mar. Elizabeth Jarrett, Dec 1803 [sic]  had
2 children live in Eden Hancock Co., Ind.  Hiram died Jan 5, 1865.

Eliza B.  born Oct. 27, 1826  mar. Henry L. Moore.  Had 5 children  live
near Eden  Hancock Co., Ind.

[end of page two]

Children of Moses & Catherine Hatfield.

1.      Christiana H.  b. Oct 20, 1806 lived in Dayton, O.

2.      George A.H.  born Feb. 8, 1808  mar. Mary A. Licklider  Dec 29,
1835  had 5 children.

3.      Israel L. Hatfield  b. Aug. 20, 1810  mar. Catherine Sill, had 6
children  live in Lebanon, O.

4.      Eliza H.  b. July 27, 1814  mar. Samuel Glass, June 18, 1833
had 10 children  Eliza died Aug. 30, 1852.  Glass removed to Peru, Ind.
And then to Harrisburg, Ill.

5.      Emaline H.  b. July 14, 1816,  mar. Joseph Wagoner, Apr. 28,
1835  had 6 children.

6.      William H.  b. Apr. 10, 1818  mar. Ann Catherine Smith, June 12,
1845, had 6 children.  William died Mar. 20, 1865.

7.      Cynthia H.  b. Mar 18, 1820  mar. Dr Moses Troyer  Aug. 29, 1839
no children  live in Peoria, Ill.

8.      Charlotte H.  b. June 5, 1823, mar. Benjamin James, Aug. 19,
1840  had 6 shildren, Charlotte died Jan. 30, 1854.

9.      Catherine H.  b. Oct. 26, 1825, d. 1840.

10.     Moses H.  b. Apr. 6, 1828;d. June 1852

11.     Ambrose &/Franklin died in infancy.

Children of Thomas & Hannah Hatfield.

1.      Cynthia H.  b. Apr. 10, 1809; d. Oct. 19, 1822

2.      Deborah H.  b. Dec. 18, 1810; m. Richard Earls, Nov. 5, 1832
had 5 children.  For 2nd husband she mar. Richard Williams in 1846  had
one son when R. Williams died in 1849.  Third husband Edward Barrett
1858  live near Cleveland, Hancock County, Ind.

3.      James S. Hatfield  b. Jan. 10, 1813; d. Jan.15, 1840.

4.      Andrew Hatfield  b. 1815; d. 1822

5.      George H.  b. Nov. 9, 1817 m. Cynthia Barrett 1847  have 4
children.

6.      Thomas H.  b. Feb. 27, 1820; m. Ailselee Williams  1844  3
children  live Cleveland, Ind.

7.      Allen T. Hatfield  b. Oct. 12 1823  mar. Elbina Commons 1855
have 2 sons.

8.      Vinton S. Hatfield  b. Dec. 8, 1825; d. 1865

9.      John H.  b. March 1828.

Children of Adam & Mary Hatfield.

1.      George H.  mar. Jane C.Swan  had 10 daughters  when wife died
mar. Eliza Beakle  had 5 sons and 5 daughters live near Barbersville, Va

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2.      Thomas Hatfield  b. 1802, mar. Amanda Pennell, July 30, 1829
Had 5 children  wife died  mar.  Susan Wiley  had 3 sons  removed from
Barbsville [sic] Caleb Co., Va. to Knighstown, Ind.

3.      Catherine S. Hatfield ma.r Hesekiah Swan  had 3 children live
near Barbersville, Caleb Co., Va.

4.      Nancy

5.      Elizabeth  mar. William Hinchman who was taken prisoner by the
rebels and died in Libby prison had 4 children  lived near Barbersville
Caleb C., Va.

6.      Henry S. Hatfield  mar. Catherine Dile  had 9 children  live
near Barbersville, Caleb Co., Va.

7.      Margaret mar. Dingus Henderson  had 3 children  had 3 children
when Margaret died  he mar.  Susan Hatfield, sister to first wife  they
have 3 children  the [sic] live on Sims Creek, Lawrence Co., Ohio
Russelville P.O.

8.      Adam Hatfield  mar. Mary Benton of Missouri  had 2 daughters
after which his wife died.  Adam went to California and died there.

9.      Andrew H.  mar. Francis A. Pennell  had 8 children  live near
Barbersville, Va.

10.     Susan Hatfield  mar. Dingus Henderson.

11.     Moses Hatfield   mar. Penina Becket  children 8

12.     Emily  mar. Leu Becket  children 2.

Children of Jonas & Nancy Hatfield.

1.      Moses  mar. Nancy Christy  live in St. Joseph Co.,Ind. nr.
Carlilevill P.O.

2.      Aaaron [sic] H.  mar. Sarah Price  children 8.

3.      Abel H.  mar. Miss Hernice  children 7

4.      Peter  mar. Miss Hernice  children 8

5.      Edward   single  moved to Wisconsin with his mother.

6.      Ruth  died Dec. 1864.

7.      Susan  mar. Andrew S. Singlelove  2 children  live in Fazwell
County, Ill.

Children of Isaac & Mary Hatfield.

1.      Sarah H.  mar.  William Smith  children 10

2.      James  mar. Sarelda Dunlap  children 12

3.      John  mar. Susan Brumfield  children 4  live in Clay Co., Mo.

4.      Andrew H.  b. Feb 1796  mar. Mary Denison in 1820  had 4
children

5.      Isaac  mar. Rachael Drake  have 4 children  live near Abington
Nox Co., Ill.

6.      Anna  mar. George Rogers  have 5 children  Second husband -
Bostwick.

7.      Mary  mar. Gabrel Plymel  moved from  Nox Co., Jeffers.

[note at bottom of page] Andrew H d Nov 1851

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8.      Rebecca  mar. Hiran N Comas  children 3

9.      Elisha  mar. Nancy Denison  children 10  live near Galesburg,
Nox Co., Ill.

Children of John & Mary Hatfield.

1.      William  mar. and moved to Delphi Carroll County, Ind.

2.      Mary  mar. Nathaniel Mavrosson

3.      Andrew  mar. Rachael Clark

4.      Christiana

5.      Catherine  mar. Hawkins

Children of William and Anna Hatfield

1.      Elizabeth  mar. Perl Johnson  live Cabel Co., Va.

2.      Sarah  mar. Henry Brummer  live in Delaware Co., Ind.

3.      Nancy  mar. Edmund Brummer  live near Muncy, Ind.

4.      Eliza  mar. Washington Sanderson

5.      Isaac  mar.  Mary Clark  Fayette Co., O.

6.      James  mar. Bridget Bedin  Fayette Co.

7.      Henly  mar. Barbary Stover  Fayette Co.

8.      William  mar. Nancy Buckner  Fayette Co.

9.      John

Children of John & Catherine McCommus.

1.      Catherine  mar. Perl Johnson  live Cabel Co., Va.

2.      Nancy  mar. Ransom Dile  near Barbersville Va.  children 7

3.      Isaac  mar. Nancy Adkin  Caleb Co., Va.  children 9

4.      William  mar. Elizabeth McCommus

5.      John  mar. Edna Johnson  Gates Co., Ohio.

6.      Christiana  mar. Edward Franklin  Caleb Co., Va. children 4

7.      Andrew  mar. Cinderella McCommus  children 1.

8.      David  mar. Equilla mar. Mr. Drake, second husband

Children of Anna Rogers dau. Of Isaac Hatfield:

James M.  mar. Lucinda Hamton  5 children

Armelda  mar. Harrison Walker  had 5 children.  Trowls Hill Co., Va.
Physician.

Green M. Rogers mar. Mary A. Murry  3 children.

Mary Kane - Lena L. live in Centerville, Ind.

Julia Ann  mar. Chapman live on Mid river, Caleb Co., Va.  second
husband Brumfield  1st Margaret  2nd Francis  4th Rhoda.

Children of George W. & Cynthia Hatfield.

1.      John Thomas  b. 1851.

2.      Joseph Everett  b. 1853.

3.      William Jefferson  and

4.      Ada Bell  b. 1865.

Children of Thomas Jefferson   Ailsille Hatfield

1.      Theodore Hatfield  1845.

2.      Mary Josephine  1848

3.      James Allen  1852

[end of page five]

[Bev says pages are missing - she and Mary are working on getting the
last few pages]

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[Transcript courtesy of Alma Mason and Leslie Collier]

FAMILY HISTORY MSS:  "Hatfield History;" Hatfield, Larkin B.; ca
1930; as
reprinted in HATFIELD CLAN NEWSLETTER (date of reprint cut off)


                              Preface
     Having been as to write this little book on the genealogy of
the Snows, Hatfields, and Smiths, I begin the only one now lving who
can give this genealogy. I have done so with pleasure, hoping that
it may be of some benefit and give some information to the younger
generations. In this age of speed, and the rush of life, there is
lost that knowledge and respect for our fathers that we had in
former days. The facts here in related were given me by my parents
in early days of and although I am now 84 years old, the events of
past seem as fresh in my memory as if they had happened only a few
weeks past. I hope this little book will refresh the memory of those
older persons, and that the younger generations may read it and
learn who their forefathers were and how they lived. I have
faithfully sought to gather the statistics of these three families,
but there are doubtless many facts that I have left out, and could
not be written here because of lack of space. This book is dedicated
as a memento of former generations, to the generations who may read
it when the writer has gone to join the generations gone before.
                  by Larkin B. Hatfield (son of Ericus Hatfield)
                  Written about 1930

     Three brothers, Joseph Hatfield, William Hatfield and Jerry
Hatfield, of English descent emigrated from Virginia and stopped in
Roane County and settled on a creek called Hurricane Fork. There
they remained for some years, when Joseph Hatfield emigrated to
Missouri, took up land and there reared his family. Some of his
descendants still live in that state. Jerry Hatfield remained in
Roane County for some years, but because of the abundance of game on
the Cumberland mountains, he moved to Morgan county and settled on
Obed's river near where it empties into Big Emery river not many
miles from Mongomery, the first county site of Morgan county. There
he lived and reared a family of four sons and two daughters. In his
old age he was drowned while attempting to cross Emery river in a
small canoe during a high tide of water. He was found lodged in the
fork of a tree several days after the water subsided.
     The four sons of Jerry Hatfield were William Hatfield, Eric
Hatfield, Joseph Hatfield, and David Hatfield. The girls were Celia
and Fannie. Fannie Hatfield was drowned in almost the same way as
their father had been drowned, while crossing the same stream of
water in a canoe. Celia Hatfield married Brantley Golliher, an
ex-soldier of the war of 1812.
     They reared one son, who married Miss Jane Lively. They too
reared one
son, Henry Golliher who now lives about ten miles north of Rockwood.
     William Hatfield, oldest son of Jerry Hatfield, married Lizzie
Hayes,
and to them were born four sons, Greelee, Emanuel, and Andrew, and
Jerry Jr.
     Joseph Hatfield Nancy Summers and they reared three children,
Samuel, James, and Caroline. Joseph Hatfield died in a rather
unusual way. His brother William was subject to epileptic fits,
which were very severe. He had told his wife that he could not bear
to see his brother William have another fit. One night William
stayed all night with Joseph. On awakeing next morning while they
were lying in bed talking, William was seized with a convulsion.
Joseph started across the room to his bed and suddenly dropped dead
before reaching him.
     The widow of Joseph Hatfield lived on the home place until her
sons grew up, then she moved to Kentucky and bought a farm near
Morganfield where she lived the remainder of her life, and died
about the year 1874.
     David Hatfield, youngest son of Jerry Hatfield, was almost a
giant in size and strength. He was six foot two inches tall and
weighed about two hundred pounds. His flesh was all muscle and sinew
(sic). He was said to be the strongest man in Morgan County at the
time he lived. He worked for awhile on a steamboat that plied the
Mississippi and Ohio rivers, but occasionally visited his home
county, and old Montgomery was his headquarters. He was a happy,
jocular kind of fellow, but when he was drinking, as most men did in
those days, he liked to fight. In those days there were no weapons
used when men fought, they used their fists.
     A few years before the beginning of the Civil War, circuit
court was in session at Old Montgomery. There were saloons there and
Dave Hatfield had imbibed too freely and was in a state of mind to
box with any of the best boxers in town. He took off his coat, tied
his suspenders about his waist, and in a loud voice was issuing
challenges to the crowd. The disturbance became so great that the
presiding judge sent the sheriff whose name was Welch, and a deputy
by the name of Langly to bring in the man who was raising such a
disturbance. Officers in those days rarely carried weapons. The
sheriff deputized two other men to aid him in addition to the one he
already had. Hatfield backed up against the walls of the courthouse
and knocked each of them down as fast as they approached. They went
staggering back to the court houe to get further orders from the
judge and gathering recruits, two of the Hatfields friends, Julian
Scott and Sam Hall got him out of town.
     He slipped away and went to Kentucky. When the Civil War came
up he joined the union army. After the war, he married a Miss Ellen
Bell of Kentucky. They had one daugher Nancy. He died of pneumonia
at his home in Kentucky.
     Jerry Hatfield, Jr., son of William Hatfield, married a Miss
McPeters, and moved to Morgan County, Kentucky, reared a fmaily of
several children, and died there.
     Eric Hatfield, son of Jerry Hatfield, Sr., was born in Roane
county, Tennessee, 28 April 1811. At the age of 22 years, he married
Miss Polly Snow who was born 9 Feb 1811. They settled on a small
farm near Crab Orchard creek in the third district of Morgan county.
They reared cattle, hogs, and sheep. All the sheep were brought home
and lotted at night, for wolves were numerous and were certain to
get the sheep if left on the range at night. To show how important
the lotting of the sheep at night was considered to be, I will
related a circumstance that occured while they had only two small
children. Eric Hatfield went to Montgomery, intending to return the
same day, but while there ws summoned on jury and could not come
home. This left his wife and babies there alone. It was a dark,
rainy evening, and when he did not come, his wife, knowing the sheep
must be lotted, left the two little children in the house, the
oldest two years old and the youngest less than a year old. It
rained so hard, and darkness came so suddenly that she got lost in
the mountains. Wolves, bear and panthers were quite plentiful then.
She climbed a tree and began to scream as loud as she could. At
first she received no answer, but finally she heard the voice of a
man answer. She continued screaming until the man approached her on
horse back. He was Major David Alley, an uncle of her husband, who
hearing her screams had gone to her assistance. He took her on the
horse to her home where she found her babies safe and sleeping
soundly unconscious of the terrible experience of their mother.
     Eric and Polly Hatfield lived there in the third district until
five children were born. They moved on the north side of Crab
Orchard mountain and settled on Murphy's branch. Hee they settled in
the woods, cleared the land, made a home. Eric Hatfield was a hunter
and sportsman, and an excellent shot with a rifle. This new location
suited him, for here he was surrounded with game of all kinds, such
as deer, bear, wolves, panther, wild turkeys and smaller game. In
those days the guns were muzzle loaders having flint locks which
were fired by striking a small piece of steel. Gun caps were
unknown. He always kept a flock of sheep and for this reason had to
be constantly on the lookout for wolves. In all, he killed and
scalped 49 wolves. At that time, and I think even to this day, there
was a bounty of five dollars for the scalp of a wolf over six months
old, and two and a half dollars for those under that age. This
bounty was also an inducement to kill these animals. He lived on
Murphy's Branch eleven  years and added to his family two sons and a
daughter. At the end of this period, he sold his farm and bought a
farm on Crab Orchard Creek, about one and one-half miles from where
he settled when first married. Soon after he moved to this place his
youngest and tenth child was born. They lived here until all their
children were grown and some of them gone, and some married. Soon
after the Civil War, the Rockwood Iron Furnace was started by a
company known as the Roane Iron Company, and the town of Rockwood
began to be built. This was about the year 1866. Eric sold his farm
on Crab Orchard creek to a man by the name of Stout, died at the age
of 83 on 24 Apr 1894. His wife died within the same year, 21 Nov
1894. They had long been members of the Baptist Church, and died as
they had lived, Christians. They were buried at Haley's Grove
cemetery, near the present town of Crab Orchard in Cumberland County.
     Eric and Polly (Snow) Hatfield reared ten children, five boys
and five girls. I will record them in the order of their birth.
Eveline Hatfield lived with her parents until after she was forty
years old, and then married James Melton of Clear Creek in Morgan
County. They had one girl. They are buried in Clear Creek cemetery.
     Martha E. Hatifeld married Stanton Powell and lived in Morgan
county for several years after marriage. Just before the Civil War,
Stanton and Martha Powell in company with James and Susan McGuffy
migrated to Newton County, Arkansas. Soon after the war began and
they joined the Federal army and served through the war, beign
located on what was then the frontier, that is what is now the state
of Oklahoma. They were in a number of engagements with the Indians
and Confederates. After the war they came back to Morgan county and
bought a farm on Crab Orchard creek near Pine Orchard where they
lived for many years and reared a family of two boys and several
girls. The boys are, Calvin, who now lives at Wartburg. The girls
are Susan, Mandy and Emma who is now dead.
     Joseph Hatfield, Sr., remained with his parents until he was
twenty-one years old, then about the year 1858, he went to Texas
county, Missouri, and there engaged in farming until the beginning
of the Civil War. He enlisted in the Confederate army. When last
heard of, he was commander of a wagon train near the White River in
Missouri. He took sick of fever and had to be left there. It is
supposed, he never recovered.
     William G. Hatfield was working in a shoe shop in Roane County,
south of the Tennessee river just before the beginning of the Civil
War. There he met and married Miss Sarah Grimsley. After the war
began he remained in Roane County for about a year making boots for
the soldiers, but finally he was drafted into the Confederate Army.
He was in the battles of Cumberland Gap, Chicamauga, Missionary
Ridge, besides other engagements in Virginia. When the Federal
forces came to Tennessee in 1863, his regiment was stationed at
Kingston. The Federal forces were so much superior in numbers to the
Confederates that the latter were forced to retreat south into
Georgia. There the Confederates made a stand, and the battle of
Ringold was fought. During this battle he, with others was detailed
to hold horses. The Confederates were forced to retreat before the
superior numbers of the Federals, and those holding horses, were cut
off from their comrades and forced to flee or surrender. They left
the horses and fled. William Hatfield, with some of the others, by
lying in the woods during the day and traveling at night, finally
made their way into Tennessee, and to the Tennessee river in Meigs
County. He got a friend to set him across the river by night, about
where Pinhook landing now is. He finally reached his fathers house
exhausted and found his
wife and baby boy, Martin.
     The entire county was occupied by the Federal forces, and
William Hatfield was sick for several months. He had neighbor boys
and friends in the Federal army, some of them his relatives. These
relatives sent him word that if the Federal Colonel Byrd learned of
his being there he would send soldiers and take him to prison, or
make him take the oath of alligance. Eric Hatfield, his father went
to Kingston and arranged with Colonel Byrd to bring him to Kingston
to take the oath as soon as he was able. This he did. In 1865,
William Hatfield established a shoe and boot shop where the little
hamlet now called Cardiff, is, and ran it for about one year. In
1866, William Hatfield mvoed to Jackson County (now Putman) and
settled on the Livingston and Gainesboro road, about six miles east
of Cummin's mill, established a shop and worked at his trade. The
trade of shoe and boot making just after the war in the days of
reconstruction was quite profitable. In 1868, his wife died leaving
five small children, three little boys and a pair of twins, a boy
and a girl who were infants. His wife predicted her death and
requested that he marry the Widow Matheny, daughter of Martin Sims,
and a widow with four children. Later he decided to sell his farm
and move to Cumberland County. This he did, buying a tract of land
and clearing a farm seven miles east of Crossville. By his last
marriage he had one son, Noah Hatfield, and two daughters, Amelia
and Irene. About 1890 he sold his farm in Cumberland County, and
bought a small farm in White county wehre he lived until his death,
25 Apr 1926. His second wife died some three years before. His
children by his first wife were, Martin, John and Joseph who lived
in Harriman, Tennessee. James C., who lives at Sparta, and a twin
sister of James, Mertie, who died several years ago.
     Susan E. Hatfield married James McGuffy. They first rented a
farm on Emery River where the city of Harriman now is. Later he and
his brother-in-law Stanton Powell moved to Arkansas, as has been
before recorded. In that state he enlisted in the Federal army and
served until the close of the war when he and Powell were honorable
discharged. After the war they started back to Tennessee, but
McGuffy stopped in Illinois until the next spring and then came to
Tennessee and settled in the third district of Morgan county about
three miles west of Pine Orchard church, on Crab Orchard Creek. He
finally acquired several hundred acres of land there. Finally his
health failed and after lingering an invalid for several years he
died and was buried at Pine Orchard cemetery where his wife, Susan,
and Stanton and Martha Powell all lie buried. His wife lived with
her children after the burning of her house and barn, during the
last sixteen years of her life with her daughter, Harriet Powell.
She died 28 Nov 1929 at the age of 89. She was the mother of eleven
children, eight living at the time of her death, five girls and
three boys. The boys are Jack, who lives in California, Jesse who
lives in Rockwood, and John who lives on a part of his fathers old
farm in Morgan county. Two of the daughters live in Knoxville, one
in Rockwood, and two in Morgan county. James McGuffy and his wife
were members of the Baptist church at Pine Orchard.
     Noah M. Hatfield live and cared for his father and mother until
their death. He never reared any family. His youngest sister lived
with him and helped care for their father and mother while they
lived. Soon after the death of his father and mother, Noah Hatfield
moved to Oliver Springs, and there died and was buried at Haley's
Grove cemetery. He was a great sportsman and the best deer killer on
the Cumberland mountains.
     Larking B. Hatfield, the seventh child of Eric Hatfield and
Polly Hatfield lived with his parents on the Crab Orchard creek farm
until he was about twenty-one. In July 1866 he went to his brother,
William Hatfield's in middle Tennessee to finish learning his trade
of boot and shoe making. After he had finished hs trade he
established a shop in the little village of Post Oak Springs in
Roane county, near where the city of Rockwood now is. After the
death of his brother William's wife, he went back to live with his
brother, and remained with him until his second marriage. Then he
went to White county, six miles south of Sparta, and manufactured
boots and shoes for a man named Joe Taylor who ran a big tan yard.
He next went to Cumberland county to look after some cattle which he
had on the range there. In January 1871, he married Miss Lavina
Smith, and they began housekeeping in Livingston, Tenn. Here he
established a shop and worked at his trade, which at that time was
quite profitable. From there he moved to a tan yard in Clay county
on the head of Ashburns creek run by one David Hopkins. After living
there one year, he bought a small farm near what is called Little
Putnam, in the fifteenth district of Putnam county, and is still
living in that county.
     Five children were born to L.B. and Lavina Hatfield. They are
James Monroe, Mary Harriet (who died in infancy), Martin Sims, Anna
Martha, and William Lafayette.
     Each of the four living children acquired sufficient education
to teach in the Public Schools. In 1901, James Monroe married Miss
Willie May Barnes who was also a teacher. They have followed the
profession of teaching since their marriage. J.M. is a graduate of
the University of Tennessee, was County Superintendent of schools
for Putnam county 1911 to 1921, and has since that time been a
member of the faculty of the Tennessee Polytechnic Institute. They
have two sons, Cleburne and Gilbert both of who are graduates of the
University of Tennessee. Cleburne is teaching in the Central High
School of Chattanooga, and Gilbert is in service of the U.S.
Government in the Department of Agricultural Economics.
     Martin Sims taught school for some years in Tennessee; then
went to Georgia to teach, where he married Miss Lena Yarbrough.
Since marriage he has taught some, was associate Bursar at the
Tennessee Polytechnic Institute, and is now teaching in Putnam
county. They have two children, Robbie Lee and Elbert.
     Anna Martha, the only daughter living, after teaching for two
years, married John A. Lawbaugh. At first Lawbaugh worked the mills
of different kinds. Then he moved to Missouri and engaged in
farming. From thence he moved to Grayson county, Texas and engaged
in cotton farming for several years. From there he moved to Missouri
on account of the better school system and engaged in farming. They
now live near Garden City, Missouri. They have five children, Alfred
Stetson, John Willie, Harold Sims, Della May, and Nora Dean. Their
children are now grown and have finished high school.
     William L., the youngest of L.B. and Lavina Hatfield, after
teaching one school not not liking the profession, went west and
located at San Angelo, Texas. He took the work of electrician and
worked at the telephone business until the United States entered the
World War. He volunteered his services, went overseas and served in
the Signal Corps until the surrender of the German Army, 11 Nov
1918. He was discharged from service the next July, and after a
short stay at home, he went back west and took up the work he had
left off. In 1922, he married Miss Kathleen Badgett of Whitewright,
Texas, who was a teacher. After working at his trade at different
places in the west and south, he came back home and remained until
the death of his mother which occurred 26 Apr 1926. Since then he
has taken up the trade of Lathing and had worked in different cities
in the south and west. His wife is a teacher in the Double Springs
school in Putnam county, where they now live. They have one little
girl, Billie.
     David V. Hatfield, Jr. lived with his father and mother until
the age of twenty-two. Then he married Miss Harriet Haley, daughter
of Dr. E.G. Haley near Crab Orchard, and settled on a farm near
there. He had two daughters, Lizzie and Susan. He followed farming
and stockraising, until his death which occurred 17 Nov 1902, caused
by hemorrages from the nose and heart failure. He was buried at
Haley's Grove cemetery. His wife has since died and his daughters
moved to Lakeworth, Florida where they now live.
     Mary C. Hatfield married Alfred Hedghcoth of Cumberland county
and lived on Daddy's creek. They had seven children, Noah, Betty,
Blain, Hiram, Larking, Emma, and Mary. All the children live in
Cumberland county except Emma, who lives in Orlanda, Florida and
Mary who lives on a farm near Knoxville.
     Caroline Hatfield lived with her parents until their deaths,
after which she lived with her brother, Noah at Oliver Springs until
his death. Then she lived with her niece, Mary Hedghcoth Gray until
her death. She too was buried at Haley's Grove Cemetery."

[35]
From "Richard Lockhart"
To "Jerry Hatfield" 
Date Sun, 18 Feb 2001 162049 -0500

Jerry,
Lt. Anderson Hatfield, Co.B, 45th Va. Inf., Logan Co., is mentioned in a
book titled, "Tattered Uniforms and Bright Bayonets," by Jack L.
Dickinson,1995, pg. 95. Also mentioned in the book are {notice that "Devil
Anse" in mentioned separate from Anderson}

Pvt. Eli Hatfield, Co. B, 45th Bn.- Logan Co.
Pvt. Elias Hatfield, Co. B, 45th Bn. - Logan Co.
2nd Lt. Elison Hatfield, Co. 45th Bn. - Logan Co.
Pvt. Ephraim Hatfield, Co. B 45th Bn. - Logan Co.
Pvt. Ferrell Hatfield, Co. B, 45th Bn, - Logan Co.
Pvt. George Hatfield, Co. 45th Bn. - Logan Co.
Pvt. Harrison Hatfield, Co. D, 45th Bn. - Logan Co.
Pvt. Humphrey, Co. D, 46th Va. Inf. - Logan Co.
Pvt. Jacob Hatfield, Co. D, 45th Bn. - Logan Co.
Pvt. Jas. P. Hatfield, Co. B, 45th Bn. - Logan Co.
Pvt. John W. Hatfield, Co. D, 45th Bn. - Logan Co.
Pvt. Lorenzo Dow Hatfield, Co. C, 45th Bn. - Wyoming Co.
Pvt. Loyd Hatfield, Co. E, 45th Bn. - Logan Co.
Pvt. Thomas Hatfield, Co. B, 45th Bn. - Logan Co.
1st Lt. William "Devil Anse" Hatfield, Co. B, 45th Bn. - Logan Co.

Let me know if you connect any of these.  Would you be interested in
starting a SCV Camp in Logan County?

Richard D. Lockhart, Adjutant -  "Sons of Confederate Veterans"
"FLAT TOP COPPERHEADS"
Camp No. 1694, P. O. Box 1846, Princeton, WV 24740
...
[34] indexed
Date Sat, 18 Nov 2000 142249 +0000
From eric hatfield
To info2_at_ghat.com
Subject Wirksworth Hatfield's

Jerry,
Some Hatfield's from Wirksworth, Derbyshire,England

1)James Hatfield Married Ann Wild 5 May 1700
2)John Hatfield M. Hannah Jowett 24 Oct. 1726
3)Joseph Hatfield son of Hannah (illegit.) Baptised 15 June 1743
4)William son of Joseph Baptised 1 December 1777
Married Mary wall 26 Jan. 1801
5)George son of William Bapt. 11 Sept 1808 Married Sarah Wint 3 March
1831( 14 Children born in Wirksworth)
6)William son of George Born 21 June 1851 married Sarah Standley
(Stanley) date unknown.
7)James son of William born Liverpool 1886 married Gertrude Moses 26
Dec. 1908
8)James Eric Born Liverpool 1910 Married Edith Smith, Woolton, Liverpool
1941
9)Eric George Born, born, Woolton, Liverpool 1941
...
Regards
Eric George Hatfield

[33]
From (John Rich, Jr.)
Date Thu, 20 Jan 2000
To info2_at_ghat.com (Jerry Hatfield)
Subject Re George Hatfield

Referance the Perquimans County, NC. This was Quaker area (Refered to as
a Quaker stronghold and in 1672 was one of four which was divided an
became Perguimans Precinct) mostly the same as Wilmington Delaware. The
Holy Trinity Church was also there. Richard Hatfield was the one in this
area and is thought to be the father of the Hatfields on the will. He
left land and tax records I have starting in 1729 (First records to be
found on anyone in area and Richard was on it) and was thought to have
been there an extended time before. There was not a Joseph and Richard
is thought to have been the one on the manifest. So strictly by
association and proximinity and what few records there was  in the area
it was a general concensus that Richard is the next step back. Richard
was also on first census of  the United States. Having this what is your
opinion ????????.

[32]
From Carol Hatfield White
Date Mon, 17 Jan 2000 221516 EST
Subject Hatfield Faily Lines
To info2_at_ghat.com

... I have been researching a Hatfield family line since 1984 which
appears to begin with a Thomas and William Hatfield Line originating in
Haversfordwest Wales about 1700. The first Wm came to the Welsh Baptist Tract
area of DE in abouat 1731. He had a son Levi, a dau Elizabeth both b Wales
and the first son born here was WM of Kent Co DE b 1733 Murderkill 100.    Wm
had several children who are listed in a will dated 1797 Levi, Elizabeth,
William, Levin, Nathan, Wheatly, Jonathon, Owen Sr, Mary, and Sarah. Levi md
Mary Muncy, another married a Nancy Allen, Nathan/iel md a Tshudy whose name
later became Judy, Levin md a Davis as did Sarah, Mary possibly md a Gill.

The first Hatfield in this line as in the Mattias Hatfield lines came to
America as religious rebels. They settled in and aaround the land donated for
Welsh Baptist Settlement by WM Penn in about 1680-90.  It appears that this
William 1702 may have had brothers named Samuel, Thomas, and John as I try to
sort out various info I have come upon. Much of this is not in my direct
lines and I would like to share it with others who have need of it.  I have
military records in some cases, historical excerpts from various sources on
Samuel who was arrested for supporting the American side of the war. I have
some info on John Smith Hatfield dubbed the "Desparado of Staten Island". I
have info on Cornelious Hatfield son of Abraham son of Mattias 2, son of
Mattias 1. I also have some info on a line derived from a Joseph Hatfield
with bro Charles who left the upper areas of VA/DE in the 1700 and shop
wrecked on the shoals of VA. One bro was killed and the other went up the
Yadkin River of SC and founded a family which has relatives right here in
Eddyville and the Lovilla Area of Iowa. I have some lines from the Hatfield
Fowler lines in NY and various other and sundry items of interest to Hatfield
searchers. ...

Carol Hatfield White [address deleted]

[31]indexed
From: John Rich, Jr.


North Carolin
Perquimans County

Be it know unto all men by these presents that I George Hatfield being of
Sound and disposing mind and Memory do make and ordain this my Last Will and
Testament that as touching or relating to such worldly good as hath pleased
the Lord to bless me with,  firstly, my Will is that all my just debts be
will and truly paid, Secondly my will is that my Brother William Hatfield
have five shillings sterling money out of my estate, thirdly, I give unto my
five remaining brothers, Viz, Richard, John, David, Jessee, and Benjamin
Hatfield, the sum of five shillings sterling money of Great Britain to each
of them and their heirs forever,  fourthly I give unto my two loving friends,
Martha Tom and Foster Toms heir all the remaining part of my Estate where
ever to be found and Lastly I constitue denominal and appoint my loveing
friends
    Foster Toms Senior Executors to this my Last Will and Testament,
disannulling and Revoking all other will or will hire to fore before me made
in

Witness here of I have here unto Let my Hand and affixed my seal this 10th
day of February 1774

Witnessed by Francis Newby, Jesse Toms AF, Martha Newby

George Hatfield (Seal)
Perquimans County, January   Court

Lord His Majesty

This Certifies that   within will was proved by the  {?} of George Toms at
same time appeared and other Toms and was Qualified as Exec {?} to {?}

Test Miles Harvey County Court Clerk

[30]indexed
From "sharon cornell" ...
To 
Subject RE John & Martha Hatfield
Date Mon, 3 Jan 2000

From the Annals of Floyd County KY  1800-1826
Page 48   County Court Book 1   John Hatfield, deceased, is exonerated
from the payment of the levy of 1807 out of his estate.  Oct. 25,1808.

Page 58   Patsy Hatfield improperly listed her son Samual as a tithable
for the levy of 1808.  Ordered son exempted.   County Court Book 1  Oct.
1809 term.

Page 66   Thomas C. Brown, collector of the levy of 1808, reports that
settlement on the levy of 1808 has been reached with Lewis Conway, Jesse
Hilton,Peter Ford, Randall Salmons and Samual Hatfield.  County Court
Book 1   August 1810 term.

Page 129   Bond dated 2 Jan., 1811 for Daniel Fryley and Samual Brown
for a marriage shortly to be had between Daniel Fryley and Polly
Hatfield.

I hereby certify that I am willing for my daughter Polly to marry Daniel
Fryley.  Given under my hand this 2nd of Jan. 1811.    (S) Palsey
Hatfield,  notice they forgot to cross the T.

NOTE  On the marriage bond Patsy Hatfield is listed as Martha Hatfield.
I have a copy.  Daniel & Polly were married on Jan 3rd 1811.

Page 165   Samual Hatfield appointed administrator of the estate of John
Hatfield, deceased.  County Court Book 3   March 1818 term.

Page 169   An amount of the sales of the estate of John Hatfield,
deceased is received.  County Court Book 3   Monday, August 17th 1818.

...

[29]
Date Wed, 31 Jan 2001 191743 -0800 (PST)
From Sandy
Subject Samuel and Arian Hatfield
To Jerry Hatfield 

Jerry,

It's been quite awhile since I bothered you so I thought I would.   I
wanted to catch you up on the new information I have found.

First off let me refresh your memory, I descend from Samuel and Arian (Ary
Ann) Hatfield.

You had sent me the census of Kosciusko Co., Indiana for 1860 with
questions of why Jacob, John and Mary J. were living with Arelia when John
and Jacob were supposed to be married. I still don't have any answers just
more confusion.  I do have a copy of John Hatfield's marriage record to
Catherine Uplinger and they were married Sept 20, 1855, but what is really
strange is that in the 1860 census I also find Catherine Uplinger living
with her family and a child Mary J. Hatfield.  In 1860 John and Catherine
had 3 children Mary J., Elias, and William.  I'm not sure if this family
had a wicked sense of humor or just weren't very bright and thought they
should be counted every time the census taker came around no matter where
they were, and they only took Mary J. with them when they went to visit.

I recently got some information from a man in Ohio that indicates Edward
Hatfield and Mary Lee Hatfield had a son Samuel Hatfield b. ca 1785, but
he has no other information on Samuel.  I'm not really sure how to go
about proving or disproving whether this is my Samuel or not. Do you have
any advice on this?

I was also contacted by a descendent of Jacob and Lydia Pheba Vanguilder
Shook Hatfield and he has the Hatfield family bible that belonged to
Samuel and Arian Hatfield.  This is what is on the family pages

Mary Hartfield died October the 2 - 1839 (Hartfield is not a typo)
Samuel Hatfield Senior Departed this Life August the 11 - 1851
The ages of the Children of William & (illegible) Hatfield

       Emalin Hatfield was born March the 4th 1845
       Rebecca Jane Hatfield was born December the 1, 1847
       George W. Hatfield was born December the 2 (illegible) 1849
       Mary Catherine Hatfield was born November the 30 1851

On the next page is Emieline Hatfield her Book Warsaw (illegible)

[28]indexed
From "Ted and Bev julian"
To "Jerry Hatfield" 
Subject More Hatfield stuff
Date Fri, 29 Dec 2000 193547 -0800

Jerry,  I found this while looking for information on the Labadist
movement in America.  Don't know if you have it.  Bev



Origin of Immigrant Amsterdam, Netherlands
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth 17 Sept 1600 Antwerp, Netherlands
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death about 1663 in New Haven, Conn.
Immigrant's Spouse Jannetje Adraiens
Source of Information New York Historical & Biographical Record, Vol 67, April
1937, pp.132-146; July 1937, pp. 217- 231; Oct. 1937, pp 357-365; Vol. 68, April
1937,pp.132-146; July 1937,pp.217-231; Oct. 1937, pp.357-365 "Cornelis Melyn,
Patroon of Staten Island, and some of His Descendants."

Immigrant's Children
Cornelia Melyn, baptized 27 Feb. 1628. Died 25 Feb. 1716/17. m.(1)Jacob Loper in
1647;(2)Jacob Schellinger in 1653.

Joannes Melyn, bapt.17 April 1629. Possibly died in wreck of Princess 27 Sept
1647.

Cornelis Melyn, bapt.06 Sept 1630; died before 11 Oct 1633.

Cornelis Melyn, bapt. 11 Oct 1633; died in Staten Island massacre of Sept. 1655

Abraham Melyn, bapt.27 May 1635

Mariken/Maria Melyn, bapt. 29 March 1637; died between 1694 and 1699; m.
(1)Claes Allertsen Paradijs in 1655 (2)Matthias Hitfield/Hatfield in 1664

Isaack Melyn, bapt.21 Nov 1638; died before 22 July 1646

Jacob Melyn, bapt.17 April 1640; died 13 Dec. 1706; m.Hannah Hubbard in 1662
These first 8 children were baptized in the Nieuwe Kerk, Amsterdam.

Susanna Melyn, bapt.14 June 1643; died between 1687 and 1693; m. 25 Aug. 1664
John Winans

Magdalen Melyn, bapt.03 March 1645.

Isaac Melyn, bapt.22 July 1646; died 18 May 1693; m. (1)Dorothea Samson (2)1679
Temperance Loveridge Susanna, Magdalen and Isaac were baptized in the New York
Dutch Reformed Church.

Notes Cornelia and Jacob Schellinger lived on Staten Island with or near
Cornelis Melyn. Jacob was taken into captivity by the Indians on the occasion of
the Staten Island massacre of Sept. 1655. He escaped from his confinement in New
Netherland and fled to New Haven, where Cornelis Melyn was living. In 1668 and
1669 he was one of a company at Southampton, L.I. associated for the purpose of
whaling along the coast.  Cornelia Melyn Schellinger died at East Hampton, L.I.
Mariken/Maria Melyn came to New Netherlands in 1641 with her parents on the ship
Den Eyckenboom "The Oak Tree". Her first husband Claes allertsen Paradys from
Zutphen was killed in the Indian Massacre on Staten Islan in Sept 1655. Maria
went to New Haven with her parents and the other members of the family in
1655/56 and there married Matthias Hitfield. It was a double wedding on 25 Aug.
1664, her sister Susanna Melyn married John Winans at the same time.  Jacob
Melyn came to New Netherland with his parents in "The Oak Tree" in 1641. After
the Indian massacre in Sept.  1655 in which he "was much wounded,but recovered,
not without great difficulty", went to New Haven with his parents and took the
formal Oath of Fidelity to the English in 1657. Jacob and his brother Isaac
accompanied their father to Holland, sailing from New England in 1658, and
returned to New Netherland on De Liefde "The Love" arriving 05 March 1660. Jacob
Melyn and his brothers-in-law Matthias Hatfield, Humphrey Spinning and John
Winans were among those residents of New Haven who were the original "Associates
who founded Elizabeth Town, New Jersey.  Jacob purchased land in New York City
in 1674. About 1700 he bought property in Boston.  Susanna Melyn's husband John
Winans was a weaver.  After the death of Susannah, John Winans married about
1693 to Ann Robertson.

Website http//www.abelink.com/personal/kathiel/
Website Description Brief paragraphs about me, my dau, and her 2 children; a
listing of surnames I am researching.



[27]
From ...
Date Mon, 16 Oct 2000 235448 EDT
Subject Melyn, Schellinx, Hatfield, etc.
To ..., info2_at_ghat.com, ...

...    Increasingly, Cornelius Melyn (1600-1674) and his wife Jannetje seem to
be emerging as ubiquitous figures on several branches of my family tree.  I
seem to be descended from their daughter Cornelia through at least two
different lineages and also from their daughter Mariken at least once-- but
I'm fairly certain I'm descended through several additional lines, especially
via Cornelia, but I can't find these suspected links right now.
    Clearly the East Hampton (NY) area and its Elizabeth (NJ) offshoot were
rather inbred in olden days, and I'm descended in multiple ways from several
other early settlers of those places, including twice from John McGhie
(AFNP241-VV), 1659-1735, of Scotland + NJ-- and also via at least FOUR lines
from Elizabeth cofounder John Ogden (AFN9CS9-4G), 1609-1682, and via
apparently another TWO lines from his sister Mrs. Robert Bond.
    The following database printout involves an area that is not really
central to the family research that my brother Bill and I have been working
on & off (mostly the latter) since the 1960s.  Maybe Cheska might want to add
some of our info to her (his?) website at some future time, but FIRST I would
want one or more Melyn researchers to check it over for errors and major
omissions.

...John (in Chicago)

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
        First Generation

1.  Cornelius MELYN #8952 b. 1600, Antwerp, Belgium, bapt. 09 17 1600,
AFNG54M-M4, m. 04 22 1627, in Amsterdam, Netherlands, Jannetje Andriaens Van
MYERT #8953, b. CIR 1604, NLD, AFNNVJ1-WW, d. 1663, New Haven Co., CT.  He
died 1674, New Haven Co., CT.  Cornelius Melyn (or Cornelis Melijn) became
one of the Dutch patroons of Staten Island, NY, and later moved to CT.
Jannetje old Amsterdam records list her under her Dutch patronymic surname
Andraiens or Adryiaens-- "child of Andrew (or Adrian?)."
    Children (among others)
     +  2.  i   Cornelia MELYN #8949 b. 02 27 1628.
     +  3.  ii  Meriken MELYN #9593 b. 1637

        Second Generation

2.  Cornelia MELYN #8949 b. 02 27 1628, Netherlands, AFGVT2-L7, m. 04 07
1653, in East Hampton, Suffolk, NY, Jacob SCHELLINX #8948, b. 10 16 1625,
Amsterdam, NLD (son of Daniel SCHELLINX  and Costantia Van RIJSSEN),
AFNNVHS-TM, d. 06 17 1693, East Hampton, Suffolk, NY.  Cornelia died 02 25
1717, East Hampton, Suffolk, NY.
    Children (among others)
     +  4.  i   Catherine SCHELLINX b. 04 19 1656.
     +  5.  ii  Abraham SCHELLINX b. 02 11 1659.

3.  Meriken MELYN #9593 b. 1637, Netherlands, m. 1655, NY (1) Claes PARADIJS
#9612, d. 1655,  m. NJ m. (2) 08 26 1664, (2) Matthias HATFIELD #9592.
Matthias settled at Staten Island, NY, under Patroon Cornelius Melyn and
later married Cornelius' daughters Maria "Meriken" Melyn in or near
Elizabeth, NJ.  Matthias house built 1673 at Elizabeth, NJ, remained in the
Hatfield family until 1880.
    Children by Matthias HATFIELD
     +  6.  i   Cornelius HATFIELD b. 1665.
        7.  ii  Isaac HATFIELD b. CIR 1667, d. 1709.
        8.  iii Mary HATFIELD b. 1668, NJ, d. young.
     +  9.  iv  Abraham HATFIELD b. 06 08 1670.
        10. v   Rachel HATFIELD bapt. 10 03 1674.
     +  11. vi  Mary HATFIELD b. CIR 1674.
        12. vii Elizabeth HATFIELD b. 1675, NJ, m. Maxmilian LaLOUR.
Elizabeth died [not 1725] 12 17 1742, bur. #1863, First Pres. Cem.,
Elizabeth, NJ.

        Third Generation

4.  Catherine SCHELLINX #2136 b. 04 19 1656, New York, New York, NY,
AFNSVQ1-5V, m. CIR 1678, in East Hampton, Suffolk, NY, Nathaniel BAKER
#2135, b. 12 22 1655, East Hampton, Suffolk, NY, (son of Thomas BAKER and
Alice DAYTON) AFNSVQK-R6, d. 02 27 1738, Amagansett, Suffolk, NY.  Catherine
died 05 14 1722, Suffolk Co., NY, bur. Amagansett, Suffolk, NY.  Some records
list Catherine as Catalyntje Schellinger.
    Children
        13. i   Mary BAKER #753 b. 11 21 1688, Suffolk Co., NY?, AFNSVPT-J0,
m. 05 12 1709, in Elizabeth, Union, NJ, Timothy WOODRUFF Sr. #752, b. 1683,
Elizabeth, Union, NJ, (son of John WOODRUFF and Sarah COOPER) AFNSVPS-TD, d.
11 15 1766, Elizabeth, Union, NJ, bur. #1942, First Pres. Cem., Elizabeth,
NJ.  Mary died CIR 1725, Elizabeth, Union, NJ.  Timothy The extant house at
111 Conant St., Hillside, NJ, is believed to have been built circa 1735 as
the farm home of Timothy Sr.  Now located here is the Museum of the Hillside
Historical Society, which purchased the house in 1978 from T. Winslow
Woodruff.

5.  Abraham SCHELLINX #2240 b. 02 11 1659, New York, New York, NY,
AFNNVHT-30, m. 11 15 1688, in East Hampton, Suffolk, NY, Joanna HEDGES
#2241, b. 1658, East Hampton, Suffolk, NY, (daughter of Isaac HEDGES and
Joanna BARNES) AFNBJ89-W5, d. 11 01 1708, East Hampton, Suffolk, NY.
Abraham died 01 12 1712, Amagansett, Suffolk, NY.
    Children
        14. i   Joanna SCHELLINX #757 b. 12 07 1689, East Hampton, Suffolk,
NY, AFNNVHT-DJ, m. 09 10 1707, in Elizabeth, Union, NJ, Samuel OGDEN #756,
b. 1678, Elizabeth, Union, NJ, (son of Jonathan OGDEN Sr. and Rebecca WOOD)
AFN1XNF-4H, d. 02 10 1713, Elizabeth, Union, NJ, bur. FPCE?.  Joanna died 09
13 1775.  Joanna is also listed in the LDS/AF records as Hannah Schellinger
AFN1XNF-5N.

6.  Cornelius HATFIELD #9594 b. 1665, m. (1) Abigail *UNKNOWN? #9614, m. (2)
Sarah *UNKNOWN #9599.  Cornelius died 05 22 1718, bur. #1865, First Pres.
Church [NOT St. Johns Episcopal] , Elizabeth, NJ.  In 1690 he bought land at
Elizabeth from Col. Richard Townley, adjoining property of his brother Isaac
Hatfield.
    Children by Sarah *UNKNOWN
        15. i   Anna HATFIELD b. CIR 1694, m. Joseph LUDLUM, b. 1675?
        16. ii  Sarah HATFIELD b. CIR 1701, AFNNQ72-JX, m. 1724 John Peter
SALNAVE, b. 1701, AFNNQ72-HR, d. 08 12 1743, bur. #62, St. John's Epis.
Church, Elizabeth, NJ.  Sarah died CIR 1764.
        17. iii Rachel HATFIELD b. CIR 1703, m. George BADGLEY? [neither seem
to be buried at FPCE].
        18. iv  Mary HATFIELD b. 1703, m. Cornelius BADGLEY?
        19. v   Elizabeth HATFIELD b. CIR 1704, m. Aaron MILLER #9609.
        20. vi  Cornelius HATFIELD b. 1709, m. Abigail PRICE (daughter of
Benjamin Price) b. CIR 1710, d. 04 27 1781, bur. #1455.  He died 03 20 1795,
bur. #1456, FPCE.
        21. vii Joanna HATFIELD b. 11 00 1714, Elizabeth, Union, NJ, d. 04 13
1723, bur. #1865, FPCE.

9.  Abraham HATFIELD #2248 b. 06 08 1670, New York, NY, NY, AFNC111-7V, m.
CIR 1695, Phebe MARSH? #2249.  Abraham died 07 17 1706, Trenton, Mercer, NJ.
He was a cordwainer and also ran a tannery with his brother Cornelius.
Wheeler's 1907 Ogden genealogy does not seem to list a possible "Phebe Ogden"
for the above time period.
    Children
        22. i   Matthias HATFIELD #758 b. CIR 1698, New Jersey, AFNNQ71-PN,
m. CIR 1720, Hannah MILLER #759, b. CIR 1699, (daughter of Samuel MILLER and
Elizabeth RIGGS) AFNT9J0-QW, d. 06 13 1783, bur. #148, FPCE.  Matthias died
12 10 1779, Elizabeth, Union, NJ, bur. #149, FPCE.  Some sources say Isaac
#9595 was the father of Matthias, b. CIR 1698.

11. Mary HATFIELD #9142 b. CIR 1674, m. Richard MILLER.  Mary died 12 17 1742.
    Children
        23. i   Benjamin MILLER b. CIR 1717, AFN1J8M-LW8, m. Miss *UNKNOWN.

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From "Bev Julian"
To info2_at_ghat.com
Subject Re More Hatfields
Date Sun, 24 Sep 2000 155532 GMT

...
Just
received the 1st volume of the History of Giles Co., VA and have made a
Snidow connection. It is one of those round about ones - John David McComas
and his wife, Catherine Burke have children married into the Hatfield
family.  Catherine's brother, Thomas and his wife, Clara Frazier, have
children married into the Snidow family.  They also have children married to
Williams who were siblings of Adam L. Hatfield's wife.  Not the one we're
looking for, but the more I read the more I believe Christiana had to have
been a Snidow.  Have you ever come across a reference to her as a Snowden?

Here is something from the DAR Patriot Index
Hatfield, Aaron b. 9-27-1739; d. 4-?-1797 m Phebe Terrill lLt NJ
          Abner bca. 1747; d. 8-17-1784 m Mary Boudinot Pvt NJ
          Daniel b. 10-13-1752; d 8-17-1830 m Mary Griffin Pvt NJ
          Elias b. 3-11-1760; d. 5-19-1839 m Ann Lindsey Pvt NJ
          John b. 5-5-1745; d. 8-4-1813 m 1)Sarah Patton 2)Nancy Berryhill
3)Elizabeth Cochran Pvt PA
          John bp. 1746; da. 3-29-1824 m Mar Magdalena George Pvt PA
          Joseph b. 6-19-1756; d.12-29-1815 m Anna Rannels Pvt NJ
          Joseph bc. 1735-40; d 8-29-1832 m 1)? 2)Rachael Smith Pvt Sct Spy
VA
          Joshua b. 8-6-1746; d. 8-8-1820 m 1)Sarah Oakley 2)Hannah Oakley
3)Martha Loder Capt NY
          Morris b. 4-12-1757; d. 9-?-1820 m Abigail Clark Pvt NJ
          Moses b. 1750; d. 10-16-1809 m Hannah DeMoney Pvt NJ
          Nathan b. 3-17-1752; d. 5-9-1821 m Margaret Schrack Pvt PA
          Stephen b. 1759; d. 5-19-1824 m Elizabeth Freeborn Pvt Drm NJ
          Zopher b. 1760; d. 8-28-1837 m Mary Pvt NJ

Pennsylvania Births - Philadelphia County 1644 - 1765
Hatfield
  George  ca Aug 1740 George and Mary
  Mary    27Feb1745   George and Mary
  Thomas  18Nov1744   George and Mary

Pennsylvania Births - Montgomery County 1682 -1800
Hatfield
   Henrich    5Mar1777   John and Maria

Abstract of Gallia Co., Chancery Records 1835 -1852 (I believe this is OH)

Nancy Calhoon vs. Calvary Hatfield
CH.3 579-582. Mar. 20, 1852. Sec. 29-7-16 Which is Huntington Twp. Dower.
Nancy is now wife of George Calhoon.  She first married Calvary M. Hatfield.
Then of Lawrence Co., Sept 1, 1840.  He die Sept. 1843 in Gallia Co., Son,
Calvary hatfiel, is a minor. Granted.

Guess I got carried away.  More later.
Bev

[25] indexed
From "Bev Julian"
To info2_at_ghat.com
Subject More Hatfields
Date Thu, 21 Sep 2000 221047 GMT

Jerry Here's another one.  Bev

Rensselaer Reed Hatfield b. Apr. 15, 1833 IN; d. Apr. 13, 1903 Wichita,
Sedgwick Co., KS married May 28, 1854 Eliza Ann Coultas b. Mar 3, 1833 OH; d
Nov 10, 1913 Wichita, Sedgwick Co., KS.  Rensselaer's parents were Samuel
(maybe) Hatfield and Lucy Reed.  Eliza's parents were Samuel Coultas and
Nancy Ann Hawkins.
The children of Rensselaer and Eliza Ann Hatfield were
1)Rodolph b. Oct 6, 1854 London, Madison Co., OH
2)Oliver b. ca 1856/57 OH
3)Grace b. 1861 Lincoln, Logan Co., IL married J.T. Pottorf
4)Grant A. b. Sept 3, 1863 Lincoln, Logan Co., IL married Mattie R. Bradshaw
5)Estelle b. 1866 Lincoln, Logan Co., IL married ? Willis
6)Harry b. 1869 Lincoln, Logan Co., IL
7) Alfred b. 1871 Lincoln, Logan Co., IL
8)Lawrence b. 1874 Lincoln, Logan Co., IL; d. DEc. 17, 1881 Sedgwick Co., KS
9)Clarence Claude b. June 3, 1876 Lincoln, Logan Co., IL; d. Dec. 9, 1964
married June 5, 1896 Pearl E. Wood.

[24]
From: "Bev Julian"
To: info2_at_ghat.com
Subject: Hatfields
Date: Wed, 20 Sep 2000 00:10:15 GMT

Thomas M. Hatfield b. Jan 1, 1851 Vernon, MO d. Apr. 6, 1929 married (looks
like) June, 14, 187? Sarah F. Chaney b. Nov 4, 1851 MO; d. Nov 4, 1919 CO.
Thomas's father is Joseph N. Hatfield.
Children of Thomas M. and Sarah F. Chaney Hatfield:

1) Ada Belle May 4, 1872; d. Feb 23, 1913 KS married George Sutley.
2)Effie May b. Aug 3, 1878; d. Nov 15, 1950 KS married Calvin Wright
3)William A. b. July 20, 1881; d. May 18, 1955 married Georgia Ireland
4)Alfred S. b. Nov 29, 1883; d 1951 OR married Esther McClain
5)Albert J. b. Nov 29, 1883; d. Feb 19, 1950 married Emma Auerbach
6)Jennie M. b. Mar 9, 1885; d Sept 3, 1962 KS married Jesse Fulton
7)Fred L. b. Jul 2, 1890; d. Oct 16, 1956 married Anna Uretta Bogue
8)Minnie L b. May 18, 1895; d. 1908

[23]

From: "Terry and Linda Hatfield"
To: 
Subject: Pennsylvannia Hatfield line
Date: Wed, 20 Sep 2000 17:23:39 -0500

Here are some additions for The Pennsylvania Hatfield line beginning
with Charles William Hatfield b. 1798, son of John Hatfield and Hannah Sarah
Wilt.

Descendants of Charles William Hatfield

1   Charles William Hatfield 1798 - 1847 b: 1798 in Warren Co., Kentucky d:
January 20, 1847 in Macon Co., Missouri Sex: Male
..  +Sarah S. "Sally" Dale 1800 - 1842 b: 1800 in Kentucky d: June 5, 1842
in Missouri Sex: Female
...... 2   Kitty Ann "Caty Hatfield 1821 - b: 1821 in Kentucky  Sex: Female
..........  +Allen Fletcher    Sex: Male m: August 17, 1837 in Macon Co.,
Missouri
.............. 3   Charles M. Fletcher    Sex: Male
.............. 3   Sarah Fletcher    Sex: Female
.............. 3   John Fletcher    Sex: Male
.............. 3   Enoch Fletcher    Sex: Male
..................  +(First Name?) Schutchfield    Sex: Female
.............. 3   Martha Fletcher    Sex: Female
.............. 3   Rachel Fletcher    Sex: Female
.............. 3   Mariah Fletcher    Sex: Female
...... 2   Arrena Ann "Irene" Hatfield 1822 - 1903 b: 1822 d: December 5,
1903 in Richland Twp., Macon Co., Missouri Sex: Female
..........  +William Gross 1822 - 1906 b: January 12, 1822 in Randolph
County, Missouri d: August 11, 1906 in LaPlata, Macon Co., Missouri Sex:
Male m: June 19, 1841 in Macon Co., Missouri
.............. 3   Sarah K. Gross    Sex: Female
.............. 3   Abraham Gross    Sex: Male
.............. 3   Charles Martin Gross    Sex: Male
.............. 3   John Walker Gross    Sex: Male
.............. 3   Thomas Gross    Sex: Male
.............. 3   Isaac T Gross    Sex: Male
...... 2   Margaret Jane Hatfield 1824 - b: 1824  Sex: Female
..........  +Mort Murray    Sex: Male
.............. 3   Charles D. Murray    Sex: Male
.............. 3   Mary Jane Murray    Sex: Female
.............. 3   Daniel Murray    Sex: Male
.............. 3   John W. Murray    Sex: Male
.............. 3   Eke Murray    Sex: Male
.............. 3   Sarah Murray    Sex: Female
...... 2   Thomas H. Hatfield 1825 - b: 1825 in Missouri  Sex: Male
..........  +Nancy (Shane) Shain 1830 - 1908 b: March 28, 1830 d: 1908 Sex:
Female m: January 3, 1847 in Macon Co., Missouri
.............. 3   Sarah C. Hatfield 1847 - 1847 b: September 20, 1847 d:
November 20, 1847 Sex: Female
.............. 3   John Hatfield 1848 - 1849 b: December 23, 1848 d: January
15, 1849 Sex: Male
.............. 3   Nancy E. Hatfield 1850 - b: Abt. 1850  Sex: Female
.............. 3   James W. Hatfield 1854 - 1854 b: January 16, 1854 d:
February 18, 1854 Sex: Male
...... 2   Elizabeth E. "Eliza" Hatfield 1827 - b: 1827  Sex: Female
..........  +John Shain    Sex: Male m: December 28, 1848 in Macon Co.,
Missouri
.............. 3   William Shain    Sex: Male
.............. 3   Norma Shain    Sex: Female
.............. 3   Irene Shain    Sex: Female
.............. 3   Nann Shain    Sex: Female
...... 2   John Jackson Hatfield 1829 - 1907 b: March 16, 1829 in Howard
Co., Missouri d: October 22, 1907 in Roberts Creek, Douglas Co., Oregon Sex:
Male
..........  +Jemima Skaggs 1832 - 1865 b: 1832 in Kentucky d: June 20, 1865
in Healdsburg, Sonoma Co., California Sex: Female m: October 24, 1849 in
Macon Co., Missouri
.............. 3   Sarah M. Hatfield 1850 - b: August 7, 1850 in Missouri
Sex: Female
..................  +George W. Mills    Sex: Male m: October 4, 1866
...................... 4   Nettie Mills    Sex: Female
..........................  +(First Name?) Cody    Sex: Male
...................... 4   Fred Mills    Sex: Female
...................... 4   Burt Mills    Sex: Male
.............. 3   Charles William Hatfield 1853 - 1938 b: September 24,
1853 in Howard Co., Missouri d: April 29, 1938 in Oregon Sex: Male
..................  +Lydia J. Hughes 1860 - 1891 b: December 21, 1860 in
California d: July 22, 1891 in Melrose, Oregon Sex: Female m: November 9,
1879 in Douglas Co., Oregon
...................... 4   Sadie Hatfield    Sex: Female
..........................  +Albert Newby    Sex: Male
.............................. 5   Paul Newby    Sex: Male
.............................. 5   Albert Newby, Jr.    Sex: Female
...................... 4   Charles Dolan Hatfield 1887 - b: July 25, 1887 in
California  Sex: Male
..........................  +Dovie E. Odom    Sex: Female m: January 23,
1919

[information removed for privacy reasons]

..............  *2nd Wife of Charles William Hatfield:
..................  +Minnie J. Tooley    Sex: Female m: Aft. August 1891
...................... 4   William James Hatfield 1893 - b: February 18,
1893  Sex: Male
...................... 4   Bertha Mae Hatfield 1897 - b: April 17, 1897 in
Oregon  Sex: Female
...................... 4   Flora Violet Hatfield 1902 - b: July 22, 1902
Sex: Female
.............. 3   Elijah Edward Hatfield 1857 - 1943 b: March 18, 1857 in
Macon Co., Missouri d: October 12, 1943 in Roseburg, Oregon Sex: Male
..................  +Mar;y Leticia McKean 1858 - 1932 b: May 1858 in Roberts
Creek, Oregon d: July 13, 1932 in Roseburg, Oregon Sex: Female m: October
26, 1879 in Roberts Creek, Oregon
...................... 4   Robert James Hatfield 1881 - b: July 1881  Sex:
Male
...................... 4   Harry F. Hatfield 1883 - b: May 1883  Sex: Male
...................... 4   Bessie A. Hatfield 1885 - b: September 1, 1885
Sex: Female
...................... 4   John Edward Hatfield 1894 - b: July 25, 1894
Sex: Male
...................... 4   Dale W. Hatfield 1903 - b: 1903  Sex: Male
.............. 3   Thomas Wadsworth Hatfield 1858 - 1941 b: December 11,
1858 in Macon Co., Missouri d: March 21, 1941 in South Deer Creek, Roseburg,
Oregon Sex: Male
..................  +Rachael Iona Pearce 1860 - 1892 b: May 26, 1860 in Deer
Creek, Oregon d: February 27, 1892 in Healdsburg, Sonoma Co., California
Sex: Female m: November 9, 1879 in Roseburg, Oregon
...................... 4   Nettie Estilla Hatfield 1880 - 1884 b: October 7,
1880 d: June 5, 1884 in South Deer Creek, Oregon Sex: Female
...................... 4   Colley Edmund Hatfield 1882 - 1883 b: August 26,
1882 d: November 4, 1883 in South Deer Creek, Oregon Sex: Male
...................... 4   Clyde Ellis Hatfield 1884 - 1963 b: December 17,
1884 in South Deer Creek, Oregon d: April 26, 1963 in Salem, Oregon Sex:
Male
...................... 4   Roy Virgil Hatfield 1887 - 1974 b: August 9, 1887
in South Deer Creek, Oregon d: March 10, 1974 in Roseburg, Oregon Sex: Male
..............  *2nd Wife of Thomas Wadsworth Hatfield:
..................  +Minnie Lander    Sex: Female m: Aft. March 1892
......  *2nd Wife of John Jackson Hatfield:
..........  +Marietta Hogland 1856 - 1924 b: May 5, 1856 in Pennsylvania d:
March 9, 1924 Sex: Female m: October 24, 1868 in Healdsburg, Sonoma Co.,
California
.............. 3   Fredrick Gardner Hatfield 1869 - 1935 b: July 11, 1869 in
Healdsburg, Sonoma Co., California d: January 12, 1935 in Roberts Creek,
Oregon Sex: Male
.............. 3   Lillian Rebecca Hatfield 1872 - 1896 b: July 27, 1872 in
Roseburg, Oregon d: June 15, 1896 Sex: Female
.............. 3   Irene Etta Hatfield 1873 - 1884 b: May 11, 1873 d: July
9, 1884 Sex: Female
.............. 3   Mary Mirriam Hatfield 1875 - 1917 b: July 27, 1875 in
Roseburg, Oregon d: April 1917 Sex: Female
.............. 3   John C. Hatfield 1878 - 1884 b: June 8, 1878 d: July 4,
1884 Sex: Male
.............. 3   Alexander B. Hatfield 1885 - 1955 b: May 15, 1885 in
Roseburg, Oregon d: January 7, 1955 Sex: Male
...... 2   William Abraham Hatfield 1830 - 1886 b: 1830 d: Bef. February 18,
1886 Sex: Male
..........  +Sarah Frances Gross 1834 - 1886 b: 1834 in Missouri d: February
18, 1886 in Macon Co., Missouri Sex: Female m: September 17, 1851 in Macon
Co., Missouri
.............. 3   Cynthia (Synthia) Elizabeth Hatfield 1853 - 1938 b:
January 16, 1853 in Macon Co., Missouri d: January 13, 1938 Sex: Female
..................  +Asher Moxley 1829 - 1899 b: April 18, 1829 d: July 26,
1899 in Missouri Sex: Male m: February 16, 1898
..............  *2nd Husband of Cynthia (Synthia) Elizabeth Hatfield:
..................  +Carmen    Sex: Male m: Aft. 1899
.............. 3   Minnie Hatfield    Sex: Female
..................  +M. (Bill) Bealmer    Sex: Male
.............. 3   Margaret (Maggie) Hatfield    Sex: Female
..................  +John M. Griffin    Sex: Male
...................... 4   Daloma Griffin    Sex: Female
...................... 4   Carl Griffin    Sex: Male
...................... 4   Charles Griffin    Sex: Male
.............. 3   Charles Isaac Hatfield 1855 - 1924 b: December 18, 1855
in Missouri d: June 8, 1924 in Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri Sex: Male
..................  +Cynthia Ann Fraker 1855 - 1935 b: November 25, 1855 in
Milwaukee, Wisconsin d: August 1, 1935 in Atlanta, Macon Co., Missouri Sex:
Female m: January 28, 1875 in Macon Co., Missouri
...................... 4   Nannie Mae Hatfield 1879 - 1963 b: May 13, 1879
in Independence Twp., Macon Co., Missouri d: Abt. 1963 in Macon, Macon Co,
Missouri Sex: Female
..........................  +Alma Nash    Sex: Male m: February 24, 1897
.............................. 5   Herman Nash    Sex: Male
.............................. 5   Holland C. Nash 1902 - 1982 b: December
27, 1902 d: June 1982 Sex: Male
...................... 4   Lettie L. Hatfield 1881 - 1958 b: August 17, 1881
in Macon Co, Missouri d: September 13, 1958 in Macon Co, Missouri Sex:
Female
..........................  +James William Mathis 1877 - 1949 b: March 17,
1877 d: February 25, 1949 in Macon Co, Missouri Sex: Male m: September 18,
1901
.............................. 5   Orva Fern Mathis 1902 - 1971 b: December
22, 1902 in Atlanta, Macon Co., Missouri d: December 22, 1971 in Macon,
Macon Co, Missouri Sex: Female
.............................. 5   Famis Earnest Mathis 1908 - 1969 b:
August 28, 1908 in Macon Co, Missouri d: November 21, 1969 in Rockford,
Illinois Sex: Male
.............................. 5   Anna Mae Mathis 1911 - 1994 b: June 30,
1911 in La Plata, Macon Co., Missouri d: December 23, 1994 in Macon, Macon
Co, Missouri Sex: Female
.............................. 5   Clarence Otto Mathis 1914 - 1984 b:
December 11, 1914 in La Plata, Macon Co., Missouri d: May 18, 1984 in
Dubuque, Iowa Sex: Male
.............................. 5   William Junior Mathis 1921 - 1997 b: May
1, 1921 in Macon Co, Missouri d: March 18, 1997 in Kirksville, Adair Co.,
Missouri Sex: Male
...................... 4   Dea Hatfield    Sex: Female
..........................  +Finland Bealmer    Sex: Male
.............................. 5   Stanford Bealmer    Sex: Male
...................... 4   Dora Stella Hatfield 1886 - 1973 b: March 6, 1886
in Macon, Macon Co, Missouri d: November 1973 in Kirksville, Adair Co.,
Missouri Sex: Female
..........................  +Harvey Thurman 1877 - 1973 b: June 2, 1877 in
Macon Co, Missouri d: January 21, 1973 in Atlanta, Macon Co., Missouri Sex:
Male m: April 26, 1906 in Callao, Macon Co., Missouri
.............................. 5   Adrian Thurman 1909 - b: August 10, 1909
Sex: Male
...................... 4   William (Willie) Hatfield 1889 - 1902 b: January
17, 1889 d: January 31, 1902 Sex: Male
...................... 4   Edward Hatfield 1891 - 1974 b: November 6, 1891
in Macon Co, Missouri d: January 1974 in Marceline, Missouri Sex: Male
..........................  +(First Name?) Gintner    Sex: Female
.............................. 5   Charles Hatfield    Sex: Female
......................  *2nd Wife of Edward Hatfield:
..........................  +Verda Veal    Sex: Female
...................... 4   Marie Hatfield    Sex: Female
..........................  +B. F. Mclvor    Sex: Male
.............................. 5   Robert Mclvor    Sex: Male
.............................. 5   Hugh Mclvor    Sex: Male
...................... 4   Heridan (Herland) G. Hatfield 1898 - b: Abt. 1898
Sex: Male
..........................  +(First Name?) Perkins    Sex: Female
......................  *2nd Wife of Heridan (Herland) G. Hatfield:
..........................  +Leveran C. Rightmier    Sex: Female
.............. 3   Jemina Hatfield 1858 - b: 1858  Sex: Female
.............. 3   William Henry Hatfield 1862 - 1925 b: March 25, 1862 in
Missouri d: February 9, 1925 in Atlanta, Macon Co., Missouri Sex: Male
..................  +Cassander L. West 1858 - 1937 b: 1858 in Adair Co,
Missouri d: December 31, 1937 in Atlanta, Macon Co., Missouri Sex: Female m:
May 23, 1880 in Home of Brides Parents, Independence Township, Macon Co,
Missouri
...................... 4   Lon Earl Hatfield 1889 - b: July 25, 1889 in
Elmar, Missouri  Sex: Male
..........................  +Ethel 1892 - 1993 b: January 9, 1892 d:
September 7, 1993 in Bellville, Texas Sex: Female
......................  *2nd Wife of Lon Earl Hatfield:
..........................  +Eula Clara Atterberry 1887 - b: August 25, 1887
in Atlanta, Missouri  Sex: Female
.............................. 5   William Gale Hatfield 1911 - 1979 b:
January 13, 1911 in Atlanta, Macon County, Missouri d: July 29, 1979 in
Halstead, Harvey County, Kansas Sex: Male
..................................  +Doris Ellen Terrell 1915 - 1967 b:
January 6, 1915 in Everton, Dade Co., Missouri d: December 31, 1967 in
Altamont, Labette Co., Kansas Sex: Female

[information removed for privacy reasons]

...................... 4   William Orbert Hatfield 1881 - 1921 b: May 27,
1881 d: September 18, 1921 in Atlanta, Macon Co., Missouri Sex: Male
...................... 4   Dessie Hatfield    Sex: Male
...................... 4   Emma Hatfield    Sex: Female
..........................  +Wallace Elsea    Sex: Male
...................... 4   Ann D. Hatfield    Sex: Female
..........................  +Ernest D. Landree 1882 - b: December 29, 1882
in Lyda Township, Macon Co., Missouri  Sex: Male
......................  *2nd Husband of Ann D. Hatfield:
..........................  +First Name?) Crawford    Sex: Male
...... 2   Malon Hatfield 1834 - 1913 b: September 6, 1834 in Macon Co,
Missouri d: January 14, 1913 Sex: Male
..........  +Sarah E. Cook    Sex: Female m: February 27, 1854 in Macon Co.,
Missouri
.............. 3   Robert E. Lee Hatfield 1865 - 1944 b: March 10, 1865 d:
January 7, 1944 Sex: Male
.............. 3   Frank Hatfield    Sex: Female
.............. 3   Grannison Hatfield    Sex: Female
......  *2nd Wife of Malon Hatfield:
..........  +Sarah L. Epperson    Sex: Female m: 1872
.............. 3   Charles Hatfield    Sex: Male
.............. 3   Clara Hatfield    Sex: Female
...... 2   Charles William Hatfield, Jr. 1836 - 1913 b: October 9, 1836 in
Missouri d: April 10, 1913 Sex: Male
..........  +Sarah Six 1829 - 1912 b: July 25, 1829 d: March 29, 1912 Sex:
Female m: May 20, 1855 in Macon Co., Missouri
.............. 3   Rena Hatfield    Sex: Female
.............. 3   Fannie Hatfield    Sex: Female
.............. 3   John Hatfield    Sex: Male
.............. 3   Lou Hatfield    Sex: Male
.............. 3   Kit Hatfield    Sex: Male
.............. 3   Jefferson Davis Hatfield 1861 - 1942 b: September 24,
1861 d: June 5, 1942 Sex: Male

[22]
From: "Bev Julian"
To: info2_at_ghat.com
Subject: Hatfields
Date: Sun, 17 Sep 2000 17:33:54 GMT

Jerry, Here is another one. This information came from Donald G. Hatfield of
Auburn, AL dated 1986
Bev

George Hatfield, Jr. (son of George Hatfield and a Mohawk Indian)b. c1770 VA
or NJ; d. c1817 Butler Co., OH married 4/10/1799 Hamilton Co., OH to Rachel
Bell b. c1785 PA or NJ; d. 9/17/1860 Union Twp. Park Co., IN. Buried a Blake
Graveyard. Rachel married #2 David Broadbury.
Children:
1) John Martin Hatfield b.12/4/1800 Hamilton Co., OH; d. 12/9/1857 Benton
Twp, Taylor Co., IA married Phebe Coddington b. 1806 OH; d. 1883 Taylor Co.,
IA
2)Jacob Hatfield b. c1803 Hamilton Co., OH; d. Wayne Co., IA? married Nancy
Kesster b. c1805; d. Wayne Co., IA
3)Abel Hatfield b. c 1804 Butler Co., OH; d. 3/8/1894 Nodaway Co., MO?
married Rebecca Summers b. 1818 OH; d. 1899 Collum, Livingston Co., IL
4)Mary Hatfield b. 1807 Butler Co., OH; d. 1875 Adams Twp, Parke Co., IN
married 11/27/1829 Samuel Culver b. 1798 NJ; d. 1873 Parke Co., IN
5)Sarah Hatfield b. c1810 Butler co., OH married 8/13/1841 Dan Coddington
6)Elishu Hatfield b. c1812 Butler Co., OH; d. Nodaway Co., MO? married
Janette b.1811 NY; d. Mar 1881 Hopkins Twp, Nodaway Co., MO
7)Nancy Hatfield b. 9/20/1813 Butler Co., OH; d. Union Twp, Parke Co., IN
married 1832 William Norman b. 1809; d. 6/7/1866 Blake Graveyard, Parke Co.,
IN
8)George W. Hatfield b. 5/20/1814 Butler Co., OH; d. 11/4/1906 Adams Twp,
Parke Co., IN married 4/2/1840 Nancy Glass b. 11/19/1817 OH; d. 2/18/1895
Adams Twp, Parke Co., IN
9)Elizabeth Hatfield b. c 1816 Butler Co., OH; married Jonathan Carmichael
b. c1811 Orange Co., IN; d. Feb. 1844 Union Twp, Parke Co., IN. 2nd after
1844 James Straughan.

Children of Jacob Hatfield and Nancy Kesster:
1)Rachel Hatfield b. 9/21/1827 IN; 4/21/1906 Topeka, KS
married 1/20/1853 David Coddington b. 9/27/1826 OH; d. 10/17/1910 KS
2)Abel Hatfield b. 1831 IN married 2/27/1868 Rachel Kinworthy b. 1829
3)Clairissa Hatfield b. c1837 IN married 8/31/1855 James D. Coddington b.
1834 OH
4)Thomas W. Hatfield b. 1/5/1833 Parke Co., IN; d. 7/31/1886 Wayne Co., IA
married 5/6/1860 Maryann Bomgardner b. 9/24/1842; d. 12/10/1920
5)George Hatfield b. 1838 IN
6) William Hatfield b. 1841 IN
7)Sarah E. Hatfield b. 1843 IA married 1/19/1865 John C. Bomgardner
8)Jacob Hatfield b. 7/9/1847 Henry Co., IA; d. bef 1911 married 2/13/1873
Martha Elbina Petit b. 2/9/1849 Morgan Co., OK; d. 10/7/1931 OR
9) Another person here, but I can't make it out.

Children of Abel Hatfield and Rebecca Summers (Somers)
1)John D. Hatfield b. 7/4/1834 Parke Co., IN married 4/26/1866 Nellie M.
Shepherd b. 2/12/1849 Warwick, MA; d. 5/9/1895 NE
2)Sarah J. Hatfield b. 1836 Parke Co., IN;
3)Phoebe Ann Hatfield b. 2/20/1840 Parke Co., IN; d. 1914 MO married
6/7/1855 Richard Marion Terrell b. 3/15/1831 Orange Co., VA; d. 1910 MO
4)Jesse S. Hatfield b. Aug 1841 Parke Co., IN; d. 11/26/1902 Collum,
Livingston Co., IL married 1872 Sarah J. Cart b. 8/19/1851 Elkhart Co., IN;
d. 5/22/1931
5)Margaret E. Hatfield b. 1846 Parke Co., IN;
6)George H. Hatfield b. 1849 Peoria Co., IL?; d. 1/9/1873 IL
7)Mary Hatfield b. 1852 Peoria Co., IL?; d. married 1869 John Cook b. 1845
OH
8)Jennette Hatfield b. 1855 Peoria Co., IL?
9)Harrison Hatfield b. 8/1/1860 Marshall Co., IL

Children of Jesse S. Hatfield and Sarah J. Cart
1)George H. Hatfield b. 9/12/1875 Ford Co., IL; d. 4/20/1961 Peck, MI
married 9/11/1901 Minnie C. Haag b. 9/18/1877 Cullom, IL; d. 8/29/1961 Peck,
MI
2)Edward W. Hatfield b. Dec. 1878 Cullom, IL; d. Cullom, IL never married

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From "Ted and Bev julian"
To "Jerry Hatfield" 
Subject Re Hatfield
Date Tue, 12 Sep 2000 171014 -0700

Here's another one.
Henry Hatfield
b. ca 1751 Eng
d. 16May1821 Marton Parish, Lincolnshire, Eng
m. 25Oct1786 Gate Burton Par., Lincolnshire, Eng. Sarah Norwood, daughter of
Edward & Elizabeth Booker Norwood. Sarah chr. 14Jun1762 Gate Burton Par.
Lincolnshire, Eng.; d. 22Feb1832 Marton Parish, Lincolnshire, Eng.
Children
1) Elizabeth Ann chr. 19Jun1787 Gate Burton Par.
                         d. 2Feb1869 Marion Co., OH
                         m. Matthew Fields
2)Henry chr. 9Mar1789 Gate Burton Par.
               d. 23Aug1849 Claridon Tws., Marion Co., OH
               m. 22Nov1807 Ann Liniker
                                          b. Aug 1788 Eng
                                          d. 28Jan1847 Claridon Tws., Marion
Co., OH
3)Edward chr. 18Sep1790 Marton Par.
                  d. 22Nov 1790 Marton Par.
4)Edward chr. 18Feb1792
5)William chr 2Oct1793 Marton Parish.
                 d. 25Dec1874 Normany/Spital, Lincolnshire, Eng
                 m. 24Feb1820 Ann Goulding   Normany/Spital
6)Mary chr 7Apr1796 Marton Parish
7)John chr. 31Mar1801 Maton Parish
8)Christopher chr 21Aug1803 Gate Burton, Lincolnshire, Eng
                         d. 17Apr1876 South Kelsey, Lincolnshire, Eng
                         m. 7Jun1827 Glentha, Lincolnshire, Eng  - Elizabeth
Rawding
9)Thomas chr 27Oct1806 Marton Parish
                   d. 30Jun1811 Marton Parish

Children of Henry Hatfield and Ann Liniker

1) William chr. 19Mar1809 Marton Parish, Eng
                  d. 15Nov1859 Marshall Co., IN
                  m. 15Nov1832 Marion Co., IN - Mary Tharp
2)Edward b. 11Sept1810
                  chr. 13Sept1810 South Kelsey Par. Lincolnshire, Eng
                  d. 28Jun 1879 Winamac, Pulaski Co., IN
                  m. Lynis
3)Sarah chr16Aug1812 Gainsborough Par., Lincolnshire, Eng
               m. John Welborn - 27May1830 Marion Co., OH
4)Mary Ann b. 22Mar1816 Eng
                     chr. 17Apr1816 Gainsborough Par., Lincolnshire, Eng.
                     d. 29Jul1884 Pulaski Co., IN
                     m. 20Aug1835 Marion Co., OH - Solomon Lidgard
5)John chr 8Feb1818 Welton/Lincoln, Lincolnshire, Eng
            d. 14Dec1862 Palestine, Kosciusko Co., IN
            m. 2Feb1842 Marion Co., OH - Mariah Winters
6)Henry chr14Nov1819 Welton/Lincoln, Lincolnshire, Eng
               d. 12May1848 Marion Co., OH
7)Thomas b. Marion Co., OH
                   m. Henrietta Jones - 1Sept1842 Marion Co., OH
8)Betsey b. Marion Co., OH
                m. John Leeper - 26Jan1843 Marion Co., OH
9)Christoper b. 15Nov1823 Marion Co., OH
                       d. 20Jul1857 Kosciusko Co., IN
                       m. 17Aug1854 Koscuisko Co., IN - Sylvina Harland
10)James b. 1827 Marion Co., OH
                  m. 22Dec1852 Hardin Co., OH - Anne Dysart

b. 11Mar1830 OH

d. 4Aug1913 North Judson, Starke Co., IN

buried - Thornhope, Pulaski Co., IN
Children of James and Anne Dysart Hatfield
1)Alonzo H b. Pulaski Co., IN
                    d. 11Nov1952 Peru, Miami Co., IN
                    m. 10Feb1878 White Co., IN - 1st Harriet Alice Clouse

b. 1858 White Co., IN

d. 8Mar1892 Logansport, Cass Co., IN

Father - Ruben Clouse

Mother - Mary

2nd Martha Mary Crawford

b. 12Dec1858 Jay Co., IN

d. 22Apr1928 Peru, Miami Co., IN

Father - James L. Crawford

Mother - Clarissa
2)Christopher b. 15Feb1859 Pulaski Co., IN
                        d.  3Nov1927 Monroe, Adams Co., IN
3)Clara T b. 1860 IN
4)Hellena b. 1862 IN
5)Melissa b. 1864 IN
6)Charley b. 1866 IN
7)Solomon b. 1868 IN
                    d. 20Jun1929 Pulaski Co., IN
                    m. 23Aug1915 Pulaski Co., IN - Melinda Bucks
8)William Henry b. 27Aug1872 IN
                            d. 8Apr1953 Winamac, Pulaski Co., IN
9)Elizabeth b. 1873 IN
                    m. 30Apr1898 Pulaski Co., IN - Peter O;Neal
10)Truman b. Jan 1875 IN
                    m. 1May1909 Pulaski Co., IN - Martha L Mund
11)James b. Sept1876 IN
                  d. 14Aug1913
                  m. Minnie Koske
12)Peter Albert b. Oct 1881 IN
                           d. 1969 Warsaw, Kosciusko Co., IN
                           m. 20Jan1907 Pulaski Co., IN - Cora Della Rude

Children of Alonzo and Harriet Clouse Hatfield
1)William A b. 1879 White Co., IN
2)Rosamond Pearl b. 20Apr1884 White Co., IN
                                 d. 1Dec1960 Wabash Co., IN
                                 m. 15Sept1900 Wabash, Wabash Co., IN -
James Franklin Thompson

Children of Alonzo and Martha Crawford Hatfield
1)Ralph James b. 22Mar1896 Redkey, Jay Co., IN
                           d. 12Nov1966Muncie, Delaware Co., IN
                           m. 28Apr1916 Logansport, Cass Co., IN - Helen
Louise Stine

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From "Ted and Bev julian"
To "Jerry Hatfield" 
Subject Re Hatfield
Date Tue, 12 Sep 2000 153331 -0700

Jerry, I don't believe I sent you this one.

Hatfield, Joseph
b. ca 1740
d. 8-29-1832
M. 1st - Elizabeth Smith
      2nd - Rachel Smith b. 1753 d. 5-19-1855
Joseph had a son, but I'm not sure which mother is his.
Eli/Ely/Ail Hatfield
m. Elizabeth Young
     b. ca 1785
     d. 1850
Eli and Elizabeth's son
William Riley Hatfield
b. 14June1824 TN
d. 16Feb1894 TN
m. 1Mar1849 KY Elizabeth Burch
                              b. 1831 KY
                              d. 1909 OK
Wm and Elizabeth's son
Harmon Lafayette Hatfield
b. 7Jan1863 TN
d. 25Apr1953 OK
m. 1886 TN Telitha Eliz. Blevins
                      b. 10Jul1869
                      d. 31Aug1943 OK
Harmon and Telitha's daughter
Telitha Leeann Hatfield
b. 5Mar1888TN
d. 20Apr1972
m. 15Dec1904 James Patrick Luna
                           b. 1Jan1883
                           d. 19Feb.1957
The oldest date on this was Aug 4, 1986 from a Wyldoyne Counts
[address removed]

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From "Ted and Bev julian"
To "Jerry Hatfield" 
Subject Re Hatfield
Date Sun, 10 Sep 2000 154540 -0700

Jerry - I am going through a bunch of old family group sheets.  Thought I
check them against what you have.  This is the first of the lot. I found a
connection with the George Hatfield Family History section

Samuel Jefferson Hatfield b. 15 Apr. 1850 Mercer, MO; d. 6 Jul 1913 married
12 Nov 1882 to Hannah Hatfield b. 10 Aug 1863 Grundy, MO; d. 22 Apr 1933
Reedsport, Douglas, OR, buried West Lawn Cem. Lane, OR.  Hannah's parents
were Joseph Hatfield and Mary (Polly) Heather.  Joseph's father was Rueben
Hatfield. (This is in your files)(I couldn't find anything for Samuel)
Children
1) Ernest Hatfield b. 26Aug1883 Vernon, MO; d. 22Jan1911 Vernon, MO married
Anna Sutton Jackson 12Nov1907
2) Lula Bell Hatfield b. 16Sept1885 Vernon, MO; d 3Aug1886 Vernon, MO
3) Stella Inez Hatfield b. 18Jun1887 Vernon, MO; d. 10Jul 1888 Vernon, MO
4) Henry Marcellis Hatfield b. 13Apr1889 Vernon, MO; d. 14Jul1956 Eugene,
Lane, OR; buried 18Jul 1956 West Lawn Cem. married 16Jan1913 Bessie Alford
5) Bartley Windward Hatfield b. 7Jul1891 Grundy, MO; d. 29Jan1965
Springfield, Lane, OR; buried 1Feb1965 Myrtle Creek, Douglas, OR married
2Dec1912 Cora May England
6) Minnie Laura Hatfield b. 13Feb1893; d. 8Dec1967 Canyonville, Douglas, OR;
buried 100FCem, Douglas, OR married Adolph Trankle 28Apr1925
7) Claude William Hatfield b. 8Jul1895 Douglas, MO; d. 21Aug1948 Eugene,
Lane, OR; buried West Lawn Cem. Lane, OR married Mable
8) Corda Ethel Hatfield b. 14Nov1897 Douglas, MO; d. 14Feb1919 Eugene, Lane,
OR; buried Pioneer Cem, Lane, OR married Austin Brines 28Aug1914
9) Addie Leola Hatfield b. 29Mar1900 Douglas, MO; d. 21Aug1985 Eugene, Lane,
OR; buried West Lawn Cem, Lane, OR married Everett Alford 14Apr1917
10) Frankie Raymond Hatfield b. 7Mar1902 Indian Territory; d. 8Feb1903

More to come later.
Bev

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From "Ted and Bev julian"
To "Jerry Hatfield" 
Subject Re Hatfield
Date Sat, 9 Sep 2000 180655 -0700

Jerry,  Just starting a new folder of stuff.  This one is on Hatfields.

The 1955 Year Book  of the Pennsylvania Society Sons of the American
Revolution - 1956
Page 297 - Jacob Hatfield b. 1788 d. 1874 married 1812 to Elanor Skeen,
daughter of Samuel Skeen and Jerminah Newberry.  Jacob and Elanor had a
daughter, Rachel Hatfield b. 1814 d. 1902 married 1834 to Charles William
Kuhnle.  They had a daughter, Mary Anna Kuhnle b. 1837 d. 1904 married John
Albert Boger

Page359 - John Hatfield (Pvt. Lancaster Co. PA. Mil.) b. 5-5-1745 d.
8-4-1813 married 10-9-1794 Nancy Berryhill, daughter of Andrew Berryhill and
Eleanor.  John and Nancy had a daughter, Eleanor Maria Hatfield b. 1-31-1797
d. 1-18-1865 married 1818 Henry Maize

Page 360 - Stephen hatfield (Pvt. N.J. Line) b. 1759 d. 5-19-1824 married
7-23-1796 Elizabeth Freeborn b. 4-3-1781 d. 7-19-1861.  Daughter, Sceney
Hatfield  b. 2-11-1824 d. 12-30-1897 married 1841 to Simon Rinehart b.
3-3-1821 d. 10-24-1885. Simon and Sceney had a son, Arthur Inghram Rinehart
b. 5-13-1856 d. 6-6-1903 married 10-10-1875 to Martha Buchanan.  Arthur and
Martha had a daughter, Sceney Rinehart b. 3-29-1880  married 6-8-1899 to H.
Morris Hatfield b. 10-28-1875.  Sceney and Morris had a son, Richard
Rinehart Hatfield b. 3-20-1906

Cabell Co., WV  Cemeteries
Love Family Cem.
Hatfield Thomas E. s/o AW & D Hatfield 9 Sept 1861 - 2  Dec 1864
Hatfield Alexander W. 20 Jul 1830 - 18 Jan 1866
Hatfield Alice C d/o  AW & D Hatfield 6 May 1875 12y

McComas Cem
Hatfield, David 24 Dec. 1942
Hatfield, Rosa L. 19 Oct 1878 - 1 May 19?
Hatfield, Vernal 10 Sept 1911 - 25 Dec 192?
Hatfield, Fren 17 Jul 1904 - 9 Dec 1910
Hatfield, Gladys 19 Dec 1905 - 3 Nov 1906
Hatfield, Robert E. 10 Jan 1878 - 7 Oct 1?
Hatfield, H.J. 1856 - 1939
Hatfield, J.A. 1897 - 1917
Hatfield, Audrey Lucille inf 1921

That's it for now.
Bev

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From "Ted and Bev julian"
To "Jerry Hatfield" 
Subject Re Hatfield
Date Fri, 11 Aug 2000 134429 -0700

Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents
(537) Samuel Jones, 50 acres in the county of Charles River, adjoining the
land of William Reynolds, and lying northeast  on Queen's creek.  Due for
transportation of one servant, Thomas Hattfield. Granted  by Harvey, Aug.
15, 1637.

Bev

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From "Ted and Bev julian"
To "Jerry Hatfield" 
Subject Re Hatfield
Date Thu, 10 Aug 2000 155355 -0700

Jerry,  More.
Index to Marriage Record Allen Co., IN 1824-1920
Hatfield, Ada Emily   -  William C. Diss        Sept 2, 1900   W Dec 22,
1920        51  598
               Albert A.      -  Jennie R. Frame
Oct 9, 1883            15  366
               B. May         -  J. William Tullis         Nov 3, 1883    W
Oct  29, 1905         28 353
               Benjamin    -   Melinda Valentine
Aug 14, 1845        1C 156
               Carrie         -   Crayton W. Darling
Nov 16, 1895        21  428
               Clarence E -   Daisy Guiff                Oct 25, 1886   W
Jan 10, 1920        49   558
               Clarence N -   Ethel E. Hewitt          April 8, 1897   W Nov
24, 1920        51  514
               Delilah        -    Lewis Ayres
Dec 4, 1864           5   556
               Edith           -    Clifford Reehlin        Nov 25, 1898  W
Jan   3, 1918        46   402
               Eliza           -     Jonathan Byers
Jan 24, 1850         2    202
               Elmer J      -     Winifred Deutschmann Feb 15, 1893 W Nov
20, 1911    36  487
               Elmer J      -     Minnie Speckman   Feb 15, 1894   W June
10, 1920       50 452
               Emily F      -     John Bechtel
Jan 17, 1877         12   200
               Ethel M      -     Nicholas G. Kaough   Jul 6,  1890   W Apr
5, 1910         34  111
              Florence L -     Ralph F Hickmand      Apr 26, 1895 WSept  6,
1916         44   182
              Frank J      -     Melvia Dennis              Mar  7, 1892  W
Oct 23, 1918         47   425
              Fred          -      Bertha Meranda          Feb 22, 1896 W
Jan 3, 1918          46   401
              Frederick E. -  Daisy L Kees
Feb 6, 1897          22   236
             Harry          -      Grace Heintzelman     Jul 20, 1892  W
Oct 8, 1914            41   290
             Hattie         -      Lee A Tustison            Jan 26, 1900 W
Dec 25, 1918         47   543
             Ira W          -      Mamie Branstrator      Jan 11, 1896 W
June 5, 1915           42  187
             John          -       Matilda Irving
Jan 30, 1865             6  16
             John          -       Emma Meeks
Jul  15, 1897           22  373
             John N      -       Susanna Ambler
Dec 24, 1874          11  166
             John W     -       Mary J Kees
Oct 14, 1883           15  367
             Lincoln      -       Mary F France
Dec 31, 1882         15  157
            Lincoln V   -       Victoria F Parnin
Oct 9, 1889             18  333
            Lucy           -       Daniel Hirtz
Aug 26, 1897          22 398
            Mary E       -       Robert Sander
Nov 23 1879           13  358
            Mary E      -        Isaah Rhodes
Oct 25, 1888          18  46
            Mary M      -       Frank Flickinger
Sept 27, 1885        16  387
            Mattie       -        John R Liscum
Nov 2, 1875            11  369
            Milton        -       Martha Jane Bush
Jan 23, 1879          13  135
            Minnie       -       Mark Eby
Dec 24, 1896          22  208
            Myra          -       George W Pomeroy
Oct  17, 1886          17  66
            Nancy       -        Jacob Notestine
Dec 4, 1838               1B 112
            Nora M     -        Charles M Somers
Oct 19, 1897             22  459
            Pearl        -         Wayne Templar
Apr 3, 1902               25  155
            Rachel     -          Israel Luther
Mar 31, 1870             8     51
            Ruth Ann  -         Henry Clay Denius
May 29, 1869            7     471
            Samantha -        John M Newhouse
Dec 27, 1860            4     559
            Sarah J    -         Samuel Gulp
Apr 13, 1879             8     56
            William    -          Caroline A Robinson
Dec 24, 1873             10   194
            William H  -        Ruby C Foote
Nov 5, 1903               26   226

That is it for now.
Bev


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From "Ted and Bev julian" 
To "Jerry Hatfield" 
Subject Re Hatfield/Pawlings
Date Thu, 3 Aug 2000 200209 -0700

Jerry,  Here is somemore stuff
Lawrence Co., IN Marriage Licenses Sept 1818 to Aug 1824
  Hatfield, William - Bersheba Lee  8-21-1822

Louder Cem. Lawrence Co., IN
Hatfield, Infant d 1903, child of Hiram

Rush Co., IN Marriage Book II 1826-1829
Hatfield, John - Elizabeth Cook 4/16/1826

Scott Co., IN Marriage Records 1820-1830
Hatfield, Charles - Mary Lemaster 8/24/1822

Henry Co., IN Marriage Records 1823-1834
Hatfield, Rachel - Chapman, Joseph 4/7/1832
               David - Cozbi Summers 3/1/1832
               Nancy - Jacob Kelly 2/5/1832

Henry Co., IN Marriage Records 1834-1838
Hatfield, Elizabeth - Berger, Darius 3/16/1837
               Lucretia - Chapman, Anderson 3/31/1835
               Thomas L. - Phebe Lilley 7/15/1836

Davis Co., IN Marriage Records 1830-1840
Hatfield, Battle M. - Elizabeth McDonald 9/2/1830

Vigo Co., IN Marriage Records 1818-1830
Hatfield, Susan - Henry Christy 2/9/1826
               Isaac - Betsey Meek 8/13/1826
               Aaron - Sarah Price 3/22/1829
               Isaac - Priscilla Wallen 9/7/1832

Wells Co., IN Marriage Records 1837-1861
Hatfield, Mary - Robert Baird 5/30/1848
               Margaret - John T. Glass 12/7/1846
               Elizabeth - Wiley, John 1/14/1846

Have a nice weekend.
Bev

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From "Ted and Bev julian"
To "Jerry Hatfield" 
Subject Re Hatfield
Date Wed, 26 Jul 2000 142920 -0700

Jerry,   Here is some Snidow information that I received.
"In the Giles County VA History published in 1982, they talk about Christian
Snidow, the son of John/Jacob and Elizabeth Helm Snidow who was born 15 Mar
1760 in Lancaster Co., PA.  He served in the VA militia as a Col.  He was
also a lieutenant in Capt. John Floyd's Co., of the VA Militia commanding
Snidow's Fort and assisting at Barger's and Hatfield's Forts.  He married
Mary Burk on 24Aug1784 in Montgomery Co., VA.  He was a Justice of the Peace
of Giles Co., a sheriff and a representative to the VA House of Delegates.
Mary died 5-5-1825 and he died 9-17-1836.
They also have Jacob Snidow's family (b.Nov 15, 1763 died prior to July 5,
1847) and Philip Snidow's family (b. about 1756 in Lancaster PA) His
grandparents came as immigrants from Germany in 1729 on board the Allen.
They settled in East Earn Township near Holland PA. "
"Page 2 of the Giles County VA History - Andrew Hatfield and James Brumfield
came to Big Stoney Creek in 1776.  Most of the early settlers came from PA.
Pg. 4 from the book Middle New River Settlements, Andrew Hatfield settled
near the mouth of the Big Stoney Creek about 1776.  In Giles Deed Bk A
dated march 20, 1812, 180 acres on Big Stoney Creek granted to Andrew
Hatfield, Sr. by letter patent 11.25.1782, was purchased by Christian Snidow
in 1802 and sold to his son Jacob Snidow.  This area is still know as the
Hatfield Voting Precinct.  -

I don't think any of these could be the father of Christiana.  Brothers
maybe?

1779 - Census Essex Co., NJ
H314 Hatfield, Caleb         Newark TWP  017FebTX
H314 Hatfield, Cornelius    Neward TWP  017FebTX

1696 Census Essex Co., NY
H314 Hatfield, Mathias   Quit Rent   378

See you later.
Bev

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From "Ted and Bev julian"
To "Jerry Hatfield" 
Subject Re Hatfield
Date Wed, 19 Jul 2000 131138 -0700

Jerry,  I'll just keep sending what I find is informative. Bev

Hancock Co., IN Marriages
Hatfield, Joseph E.   -    Vinnie G. Ross    -    W    -    Jan. 6/1876  C-6
419
                Arthur A.     -     Myrtle M Oldham -   W    -    Sep.
8/1904 C-11  25
                Mary E.       -     Oliver W. Wilson -   W     -    Mar.
23/1901  C-10  164
                Walter C.    -      Lizzie A Low       -   W    -     Apr.
20/1908  C-11   404
                Merl             -      Christian M. Wyse  W    -     Mar.
30/1899  C-09  490
                Alma C.       -      Joseph C. Williamson  W    May 2/1906
C-11   218
                Bessie E.    -      Paul P. Truitt      -    W    -     Mar.
22/1906   C-11   206

                Emma E.    -       Wm  H. Marsh   -     W   -      Mar
31/1880   C-07   175
                Elizabeth A.  -     Chas. E. Harding    W    -     Nov
9/1879     C-07   133
                Nellie             -     Chas. E. Vaughn    W    -      Nov
12/1895   C-09   167
                Mary A          -      Joseph Barrett        W    -      Nov
12/1853   C-03   190
                Eleanor E.    -      John C. Hazlet        W    -      Mar
20/1851   C-03     38

                Isaac J.         -      Ida L. White             W    -
Apr 15/1880    C-07    177
                Jas. A.          -      Alice Whorton          W   -
Feb 19/1888   C-07    167
                Geo.             -       Julia A. McCarty      W   -
June 16/1855   C-03    292
                Theodore W -      Anna Kinder             W   -       Dec
13/1870   C-05   428
                 Wm. E.         -      Mary J. Eakin           W   -
Mar 25/1847    C-02   232
                 Geo. W.       -       Cynthianna Barrett  W   -       Feb
16/1847    C-02   225
                 John T.         -       Amanda Grass        W   -       Dec
10/1874   C-06   322
                 Elisha M.     -       Nancy  C. Denison
       -------------------   C-01     80
                 Elisha M.     -       Nancy O.  Denison    W  -       July
18/1835    C-01     81
                 Thos.           -        Elsulee Williams       W  -
Sep 21/1844   C-02   132

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From "Ted and Bev julian"
To "Jerry Hatfield" 
Subject Re Hatfield
Date Tue, 11 Jul 2000 145930 -0700

Jerry,  Here's some more stuff.

Evergreen Cem., Lee, Oneida Co., NY
Hatfield, Alice C. (Laws) b. Jul 5, 1869; d. Feb. 22, 1949 dau of John &
Lucinda Law & wife of Robert C. Hatfield
               Robert C. b. Oct 23, 1867; d. Feb 6, 1959 son  of Robert &
Mary Moore Hatfield

Mt. Herman Baptist Cem. Arnwell Township, Washington Co., PA
Hatfield, Charles H.  b. 1890 d. 1916
                George B. b. 1869 d. 1910
                Hiram D.   b. 1862 d. 1909
                Mary L. Rose b. 1862
                Sarah F. b. 1840 d. 1915
                William b. 1836

Amity Methodist Cem. Arnwell Township, Washington Co., PA
Hatfield, Lucy J. b. 1871 d. 1969
               Nathan T. b. 1864 d. 1935

Amity Presbyterian Cem., Arnwell Township, Washington Co., PA
Hatfield, A. Ross b. 1900 d. 1969
               Albert b. 1881 d. 1957
               Bessie A. b. 1881 d. 1966
               Carl b. 2 Apr 1915; d. 21 Apr 1917, Parents -  Albert
Hatfield and Bessie A. (Hatfield)
               Cephas D. 12Jan1896, d. 4Jun1965
               Demas M. b 15Feb1879 d. 20Feb1963
               Edwin b. 12Dec1909 d. 10Apr 1914
               Elias b. 1848, d. 1929
               Elmer T. b. 1871 d.
               Florence M. b. 1902, d. 1903 dau of Elmer T. & Oliver
(Hatfield)
               Frank L. b. 1898 d. 1973
               George Maurice b. 1914 d.1955
               Hanna b. 1846 d. 1941 Parents - William Hatfield and Unity
(Hatfield)
               Ivan b. 21Jul1907 d. 2 Feb 1908
               Jacob b.  No Dates
               Jennie b. 1864 d. 1949
               John b. 1858 d. 1931
               Linnie M. 30Mar1911 d. 20Mar 1914
               Lucy M. b. 1904 d. 1904 Parents - Elias Hatfield and Jennie
(Hatfield)
               Martha b. 1860 d. 1923
               Nathan T. b. 30Jun1864 d. 9Sep1935 Parents - William Hatfield
& Rachel Zimmerman
               Oliver b. 1871 d. 1940
               Priscilla b. 1847 d. 1888
               Susan Evalyn b. 18Apr1879 d. 26Jun1962
               Unity b. 14Mar1809 d. 1Mar1884
               William b. 20 Jun 1801, d. 5 Jan 1872

Amity Cem. Arnwell Township, Washington Co., PA
Hatfield, James b. 13Jul1860, d. 11 Nov 1918 son of Samuel Hatfield & Sarah
Miller

Lance Hill Cem. Lance Hill, Spokane Co., WA
Hatfield, J.C. b. 10/8/1818, d. 3/8/1923
               John Earl b. 1/24/1903, d. 5/28/1903 s/w Ray L  c/o John &
Mattie
               John N. b. 1860 d. 1918 s/w Mattie E.
               Joseph T. b. 1873, d. 1933 s/w Nettie
               Nettie Falk b. 1878 d. 1933 s/w/ Joseph
               Mattie E. b. 1867 d. 1949 s/w John N.
               Ray Loyed b. 9/19/1904, d 9/25/1904 s/w John E c/o John &
Mattie
               William D. b. 1850, d. 1925

Sabetha Cem., Nemaha Co., KS
Hatfield, Addie A. b. 1858, d. 1946
               Anna K. b. 1867 d. 1940
               Ebbert Corwin b. 9/1/1881, d. 9/13/1961 s/o Alice & William
Christopher Hatfield
               Pauline (Senner)b. 2/11/1883, d. 5/15/1963 d/o Louis & Marie
Senner w/o Ebbert Corwin Hatfield
               William b. 1846 d. 1932

Benningfield Chapel Cem.  LaRue Co., KY
Hatfield, Lucy A b. 2Jul1869 - 28Sept1890 (Newspaper gives 29th as death
date)

Stanford Cem., Annsville, Oneida Co., NY
Hatfield, Mary b. Dec. 30, 1828, d. Jul 5, 1909 wife of Robert
               Robert b. Sept 18, 1828, d. Oct 26, 1902

Middle Creek Baptist Church Cem. LaRue Co., KY
Hatfield, Mary Catherine (wife of Clarence) 20Dec1852 - 11Mar1912



Bev
[11]
From "Ted and Bev julian"
To "Jerry Hatfield" 
Subject Re Hatfield/Pawlings
Date Sat, 8 Jul 2000 214345 -0700

Jerry,  I was reading  Montgomry Co., VA Tax Lists ---A, B & C for the year
1788 and on List C is listed
Mar. 14   John Birk                       0-0-2
                 Thomas Birk                 0-2-10
                       (Wm Birk)
                  Humphrey Brumfield   0-0-2
                  Joel Certain, Sr           1-0-?
                       (Joel Certain, Jr.)
                   John Certain                0-0-4
                    Isaac Chapman          0-0-6
                    Andrew Hatfield          1-0-4
                          (John Hatfield)
                    James Johnson           0-0-3
                    Jane Johnson no tithe 0-0-1
                    Henry Lybrook              0-0-3
                    Paulser Lybrook           0-0-6
                    Abraham Rue               0-0-4
                    Hezekiah Philips         0-0-7
                    Christian Snido           1-3-14
                            (Jacob Snido
                     Philip Snido                0-1-7
As you probably know the 1st row is for males between 16 & 21, 2nd slaves
and third horses.  I guess that tells us where women ranked.   Isaac
Hatfield comes a little later living near his soon to be father-in-law
Matthew French.  John it looks like is living with Andrew, over 21.  Now
Andrew should have had two son between the ages of 16 & 21, but they aren't
noted ( Andrew & Jonas).  William was 21 and may have moved.  He isn't on
the list.  But what really interested me was that living near Andrew was
Christian Snido (Snidow), Jacob Snido and Philip Snido.  Could there be a
connection between them and Christianna.  I find it hard to believe that she
was a widow at 19, if her birthdate is 1740, but back then you never knew.
I checked the Montgomery Co. Tax List for 1789 and found recorded on Jun 23
(Big and Little Stoney Creek,  Sinking Creek, S. Johns Creek Mt.)
Andrew Hatfield, Isaac Hatfield, and John Hatfield, also there is Philip
Snido.  The next day Jun 24 (Little Stoney Creek, Sinking Hole, Doe Run,
both sides of New Run) Christian & Jacob Snido are recorded.  It is possible
to make a connection with just about everyone that is recorded living in the
same area as Andrew.  Even the Certains are probably Sartians.  So it makes
sense that there has to be a connection between Andrew's family and the
Snido family.  Do you know if anyone has done any research on Snidows
mentioned in the lists?  I just don't recall their name showing up all that
often.  Do you think they might have been in PA?  Thanks for letting me
ramble.
Bev
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From "Ted and Bev julian"
To "Jerry Hatfield" 
Subject Re Hatfield/Pawlings
Date Fri, 7 Jul 2000 212038 -0700

Jerry,  Here we go again.
Abstracts of New Jersey Commissions - May 8, 1748   A Dedimus Potestat to
John Reading, James Hude, Joseph Warrel, Cornelus Van Horne, Uzal Ogden &
Matthias Hatfield to administer the Oaths or Affirmations and take Secutitys
Prescribed by the Act of Assembly

Pennsylvania Gene Mag. Vol. IX - Book Review - Abraham Clark, Signer of the
Declaration of Independence.  Complied. edited and annotated by Ann Clark
Hart (Mrs. Jerome Hart), San Francisco, CA, 1923.  Many are the queries that
come to the librarian and genealogist concerning the family of Abraham Clark
of New Jersey, one of the fifty-six patriots, who, in 1776, made the present
United States possible.  To them in particular, as to the public in general,
will Mrs. Hart's clear cut pen sketch of the signer and his family be
invaluable.  The son of Judge Thomas Clark of the borough of Elizabeth, New
Jersey, by his first, probably Hannah, daughter of Samuel Winans, Abraham
Clark was born 15 February, 1726; died 13 September, 1794 and was buried in
the Presbyterian Church at Rahway, New Jersey, where an appropriate stone
recounts some of his service to his country.  By his wife, Sarah, daughter
of Isaac and Elizabeth Hatfield, who he married in or about 1749, he had the
following children Aaron, Thomas, Abraham (died young), Hannah, Andrew,
Cavalier(died young), Sarah, Elizabeth(died in girlhood), Abigail,
Abraham(1767-1854).

Pennsylvania Gravestone Inscription - Dauphin Cemetery, Dauphin, Duphin Co.
Sixth Row, north to south - In Memory of John Hatfield who died May 5t 1832
aged 39 yrs 5 months
12th Row, south to north - In Memory of Nancy Hatfield who departed this
life August 29, 1850 aged 84 years.

Register of the Chapel of St. John the Baptist - Record of Marriage 1795
April 25 - Stephen Paramore to Mary Hatfeild

Abstracts of Administration of Westmoreland Co., PA  - James Clark, yeoman
July 26, 1782 to Adam Hatfield

Hope you can use some of this stuff.
Bev

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From "Ted and Bev julian"
To "Jerry Hatfield" 
Subject Re Hatfield/Pawlings
Date Thu, 6 Jul 2000 231223 -0700

Jerry,  Here's alittle more.  Hope you had a good 4th.
Bev
Pennsylvania Gene Mag. Vol 36 pg 75  - Information wanted  Seek the
marriage date of Abner Hetfield/Hatfield (1739-1784) to Mary Boudinot
(1741-1801), sister of the Hon. Elias Boundinot, LLD.  Also need the
birthday of their daughter Abigail, who married 30Sept1791 Judge William
Griffith (1766-1827)

Vol. 35 pg 178
Gilbert.  Seeking information on two Jacob Gilberts, residents of Roxborough
Township, Philadelphia Co., in 1770s.  Seek descendants of Jacob Gilbert who
married Susanna Wagner at St. Michael's Church, Germantown in 1753.  Also,
of John Gilbert, a Philadelphia druggist who died in 1877, he married
Catherine Hatfield.  Their children were Clara Gilbert; Samuel Gilbert;
Fannie Gilbert and Ida Gilbert.

Can't remember if I already sent this Elopements and Other Miscreant Deeds
of Women as Advertised in "The Pennsylvania Gazette" - Penn. Gene Mag. Vol
34 pg 295

19Apr1764 - Notice is hereby given, that Eve Hatfield, deceased, had two
sons and a daughter, but as her relations do not know whether they are
living, or where they reside.  These are to desire them, if living, to apply
to Paul Mosern, in Falconer's Swamp, in New Hanover Township,(Montgomery
Co.) for their share of their mother's estate.N.B.  One of the sons is named
George, and the other John, and the daughter Barbara Mosern.

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From "Ted and Bev julian"
To "Jerry Hatfield" 
Subject Re Hatfield/Pawlings
Date Sun, 2 Jul 2000 171052 -0700

Jerry,   Here's somemore.

John Westley Earles born 13Jun1839 in Lawrence Co., OH; died 26Nov1930 in
Webb City, Jasper Co., MO married Mary Josephine (the family bible say E.)
Hatfield 14Feb1871 in Hancock Co., IN.  Mary was the daughter of Thomas
Jefferson Hatfield and Elsellee Williams.  Mary was born 5May1848 in
Cleveland, IN and died 3Feb1925 in Webb City, Jasper Co., MO.  Mary was the
great granddaughter of Andrew Supplee Hatfield and Christianna Powell.

John Westley Earles parents were William Earles and Artametta  M. Brammer.
Artametta's father's brothers,  Henry and Edmund Brammers, both married
Hatfields.  Henry married Sarah "Sally" Hatfield b. 1797 and Edmund married
Nancy Hatfield b. 1799.  They were the daughters of William L. Hatfield and
Anna Brumfield.  William L's parents were Andrew Supplee Hatfield and
Christianna Powell.

Isn't it interesting the way families weave together.
Bev

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From "Ted and Bev julian"
To "Jerry Hatfield" 
Subject Re Hatfield/Pawlings
Date Sun, 2 Jul 2000 124532 -0700

Jerry,  Hi.  I finally got all my papers sorted and now have a stack about
two feet deep sitting by my computer table to be worked on.  Don't worry it
isn't all Hatfield.

Indiana Branch of Shipman Genealogy Contributed by Mrs. Sylvan L. Mouser

Samuel Shipman, Sr. was b.c. 1787, Morris Co., NJ; r Clark to Floyd Co.,
IN., before 1820; m. Clark Co., IN 9/11/1818, Lavina Ann (Luan) Hatfield who
came to Clark Co., IN, from VA with parents 1816, b.c. 1798 . VA. d.c. 1863,
New Albany, buried Fairview Cem., sister of John B. Hatfield.  Children
were; John L., Samuel, Jr., Mary A., William Kelber, ? daughter - maybe
named Martha.

John L. Shipman s. of Samuel Shipman and Lavina Ann Hatfield m. Lucinda
Evelyn Graham 1/11/1850
Bev

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From "Ted and Bev julian"
To "Jerry Hatfield" 
Subject Re Hatfield/Pawlings
Date Sat, 1 Jul 2000 194305 -0700

Jerry, Received this in '87 from Mrs. Wm. G. Childress (Bonnie)

Copied from Harriet Hatfield's Bible - Bible in the possession of Mrs.
Melvin Herring, [address removed]
1st page
Judsonia, Ark. Mary 188?  (Harriet Hatfield and her husband Joseph J. Miesen
lived here after 18870 per Bonnie)

Joseph John Miesen, born 1st of March in Prushez, 1841  (Prussia, Germany)

Hatty Hatfield, his wife, born June 12, 1850, OH
Married the 11th of October, 187? (indecipherable -think it may have been
1870)
Delbert J. Miesen, born the 24th of February, 1875
Lula Belle Miesen, born August 23, 1877
Jennie May Miesen, born May 4, 1880
Cora Elizabeth Miesen, born May 18, 1883
Elma Mary Miesen, born June 26, 1886

2nd page
Henry Hatfield, born November the 29th
Alden Hatfield, born November 23, 1872
(Bonnie said that these were Reddick's children by his 2nd wife - Sara Jane
Sutnam

3rd page
Harriet Hatfield was born June the 12th, 1850 (died in 1889)
Then (Anna) Maria Hatfield was born march 21st, 1852
Jesse D. Hatfield was born May the 9th, A.D. 1854
(Bonnie said that these were Reddick's children by his 1st wife, Mary)

4th page
Son Riddick Hatfield and Mary, his wife, was born May 9 A.D. 1854 B.E.D.
March 27, 1855

5th page
Jesse D. Hatfield, son of Redick Hatfield, and Mary his wife, was born May
9, 1854, B.E.D. March 9, 1855

Bonnie included this information
Mary and Riddick or Reddick Hatfield lived in Perry, Pike Co., IL.  I wrote
to the postmaster there and asked him to put me in touch with someone who
might have known any of that family.  An 88 year old woman answered my
letter.  She went to the Wilson Cemetery there and copied down the following
from the tombstones;

Alden Hatfield 1873-1956
Ellen, his wife, 1881-1958
Henry, 29 Nov. 1877 - 31st Dec. 1911

Norris, James P. 17 Feb. 1899, 23 years
Jessie Hatfield, 2 Nov 1892, 38 yrs
Jesse, Jimmy & Annie - no dates

Perry, Pike Co., IL  - Dec 9, 1874 Hardin H. Norris married Annie Hatfield

Have a Happy 4th of July.
Bev

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From "Ted and Bev julian"
To "Jerry Hatfield" 
Subject Re Hatfield/Pawlings
Date Fri, 30 Jun 2000 202710 -0700

Jerry,  Been gone for a few days.  Here is something else.
Abstracts of Wills of Washington County, PA
Thomas Addomson, Sr., of Washington Co., yeoman, dated February 2, 1790,
proved February 22, 1790; wife Mary; sons, John, Thomas, James and Joseph
(oldest son) plantation whereon testator now lives on Maddy Creek Settlement
adjoining land of William Shepherd, Abraham Scott and John Swan, land
adjoining George Hoge; Aron Burson youngest son of daughter Rachell land
purchased of Jesse Dickenson being part of tract deeded from office to Jesse
Dickenson and George Hoge; granddaughter Samira Crichfield; daughters,
Martha Hatfield, Sarah Blacklidge, Hannah Stroud, Ann, Deborah, Mary and
Hester;  Nathan Burson; executors, sons John and James; witnesses, Abraham
Scott, Benjamin Liming and William Shepherd. 1, p 112

Arthur Crichfield, dated October 4, 1788, proved Feb. 23, 1789; wife Charity
(land on Dunkard Creek purchased of Ralph Hunt), children, Phillip (oldest
son), William, John, Henry, Arthur, Abigail, Rachel and Charity; executors,
wife and sons Phillip and William; witnesses, Solomon Hoge, Thomas Hatfield,
jr. and William Carmichael.  1, p. 92

You may already have this

Register of St. Mary's Church for the year 1739
George Hatfield, and Mary Moses July 6th

Landholders of Philadelphia Co., 1734
Norriton
John Hatfield    100 Acres

This came from the Notes, Queries and Corrections sections of one of the
volumes of the Pennsylvania Gene. Mag.  I can find which one if you need it.

Hatfield.---- Nathan Hatfield, born about 1770, removed from Fayette County,
Pennsylvania to Belmont County, Ohio; is said to have been a soldier in the
War of 1812, entering the service from Hamilton County, Ohio, March 2, 1813.
He later remove to Illinois when he died, August 22, 1843.  In, or about
1792, he married, first Elizabeth Betts.  Their children were William,
Mary, John, Elizabeth, Smith, Sarah, born Dec. 20, 1810, Nathan and Susan.
He married, second, in Belmont County, Ohio, September 1, 1814, Nancy Craig
and by this marriage had, Joseph Craig, James Minton, Clark Scudder, Edward
Robert, David De Camp, born November 13, 1823, Deborah, Clayton Webb, Martha
Jane, Eliza Ann, the latter born November 6, 1833.  Besides these children
Nathan is known to have had  brothers, Elias, Smith and Job.  The first of
these Elias Hatfield, born March 11, 1760, married Ann Lindsay, born 1767
and both  died in Fayette County, she in 1839 and he in 1852, according to
their gravestones.  Adam Hatfield of Bullskin Township, Fayette County,
owner of some three hundred acres in 1780, was possibly another brother.
Who were the parents of these brothers, and what is their connection, if any
with the New Jersey Hatfields, descendants of Matthias Hatfield, or
Hetfield, who settled at Elizabethtown in 1664/5?    H.H.J., Washington D.C.

That is it for today.  Happy Hunting
Bev

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From "Ted and Bev julian"
To "Jerry Hatfield" 
Subject Re Hatfield/Pawlings
Date Sun, 25 Jun 2000 180717 -0700

"Hancock County, IN Tombstone Inscriptions One Hundred Years, 1833 to 1933"
Also have seen almost all of these Hatfields and have pictures of Tombstones
Brown Township - Hays Cemetery
Hatfield, Mary J. d. 4 Jan 1888; 60y 4m 5da  (daughter of Robert Eakin)
               William E. d. 25 Jan 1887; 63y 10m    (son of Andrew F.
Hatfield  - another source says he died Jan 8)

Green Township - Cook Cemetery
Hatfield, Andrew J. d. 7 Nov 1851; 54y 8m 10da  (This should read Andrew F.
He was the son of Isaac Hatfield and Mary French.)
               Guy D.  s/o Andrew J. d. 27 Sept 1846; 20y 8m  15da
               Mary A. d. 7 Jul 1872; 74y 11m 8da  (daughter of Thomas
Dennison)

Gilboa Cemetery, Blue River Township
Hatfield, Allen T. h/o Elbina; d. 30 Nov 1890; 67y 1m 18d
               Charity d/o G. M. & C. R.; d. 1866; 3m 18da (Parents were
George Washington Hatfield and Cynthianna Barrett)
               Cintha A. d. 28 Jan 1905; 78(3)y 4m 24da  (wife of Geo. W.
Hatfield)
                Elbina Commons w/o Allen T. ; no other data
                Elselee w/o T. J. ; d. 26 Nov 1872; 49y 9m 17da (wife of
Thomas Jefferson Hatfield; had be a Williams
                Elsie O. 6 Jan 1883 - 10 Jan 1886  (daughter of Joseph
Everett Hatfield and Lavina Ross
                George W. d. 30 Aug 1889; 71y 9m 21da
                Hannah H. d. 4 Sep 1860; 74y 9m 9da  ( wife of Thomas
Hatfield and daughter of George Sample)
                Infant s/o  J.T. & A.M.; d. 13 Oct 1875   (parents John
Thomas Hatfield and Amanda Grass
                John Q. s/o Thos & Hannah 12 Mar 1858(78) - 12 Nov 1891
(John Quincy Hatfield was born Mar 12, 1828 according to our Family Bible)
                Lucian G. s/o Geo. & Cintha; d. 13 Oct 1875  (this is the
same date on the infant son of JT and AM, wonder if there is a typo)
                T.J. h/o Elselee ; no othe data (This is Thomas Jefferson
Hatfield)
                T.W. Co K 132 Ind Inf  (This is Theodore William Hatfield
s/o Thomas Jefferson and Elselee Williams)
                Vinton S. d. 28 May 1865; (2)39y 5m 20day   (Has to be 39y,
as he was born in 1825; Son of Thomas Hatfield and Hannah Sample.)
                William s/o G.M. & C.R. ; d.18 Aug 1866 2m 26da (William was
the twin of Charity)

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Pawlings/Hatfield in PA  Posted by: Bev Julian  Date: June 19, 2000 at
16:09:47:

I found this interesting information on the CD for the Pennsylvania
Genealogical Mag.

"By deed of April, 1829, the heirs of Lewis Truckenmiller joined in
conveying land bequeathed to his wife Rachel by her father, Joseph
Pawling. The deed recites that, the said Rachel had deceased leaving the
following children: John T. Miller, Hannah T. Grimley, William T.
Miller, and Elizabeth T. Hatfield - Montgomery County Deed Book 45, p.
129."

Also, there was this.

"Rachel d. 11 Oct. 1828; m. 10 Oct. 1771,
Lewis Truckenmiller of Skippack, Revoluntary soldier, Pennsylvania
miltia, 1778; d. Oct 1826. Issue: 1. John T. Miller. 2. Hannah T.
Miller, m. Solomon Grimley. 3. William T. Miller. 4. Elizabeth T.
Miller, m Adam Hatfield, Captain in Fifty-first Regiment, Penna. Militia
in War of 1812, who died at Philadelphia, 8 Jan. 1846, in his sixty
sixth year; buried in Trappe churchyard. These latter were the parents
of Dr. Nathan L. Hatfield, b. 2 Aug., 1804; d. 29 Aug., 1887, an eminent
physician and president of the Philadelphia Board of Health 1846/47, and
father of the late Walter Hatfield, a prominent iron master of Phila.,
the late Dr. Nathan Hatfield, surgeon to the Philadelphia Hospital, and
of Major Henry Reed Hatfield, a member of the Board of Managers of The
Genealogical Soiety of Pennsylvania."

http://genforum.genealogy.com/hatfield/messages/2064.html

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Comment from Jerry Hatfield (22 Jun 2000):

Interesting how all the children of Lewis Truckenmiller have names
anglicized to Miller with a middle initial of 'T'.  I suspect that the
middle names are all a variation of 'Trucken' (the remainder of the
last name before the change).

Joe T Crone, who originally supplied me with some of the information on
Elizabeth T. Miller who married Adam Hatfield named her as Elizabeth
Track Miller which sort of fits with this speculation.

                    Descendants of Lewis Truckenmiller
  0  Lewis Truckenmiller  d: Oct 1826
     Locations: Skippack  Note: Revoluntary soldier, Pennsylvania
     miltia, 1778
     +Rachel Pawling  d: 11 Oct 1828
     m: 10 Oct 1771
   1  Elizabeth Track Miller  b: 28 Mar 1783
      d: 27 Sep 1860
      +Adam Hatfield  b: 08 Oct 1780
      d: 08 Jan 1846 - Philadelphia, PA  Events:
      buried in Trappe churchyard  Note: Captain in Fifty-first
      Regiment, Penna. Militia in War of 1812
    2  Nathan L. Hatfield  b: 02 Aug 1804
       Events: physician and president of the Philadelphia Board
       of Health 1846/47
     3  Walter Hatfield  Events: iron
        master of Phila.
     3  Nathan Hatfield  Events:
        surgeon to the Philadelphia Hospital
     3  Henry Reed Hatfield  Events:
        member of the Board of Managers of The Genealogical Society of
        Pennsylvania
   1  John T. Miller
   1  Hannah T. Miller
      +Solomon Grimley
   1  William T. Miller

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From "Carol Hatfield"
To JerryHatfieldatinfo2_at_ghat.com
Subject Hatfield Geneaolgy Wm, Owen, Levi, etc Lines 1700-2000
Date Fri, 12 May 2000 150754 GMT

...

My Hatfield's came to America in 1730 and settled near the Welsh Baptist
Tract area donated by Wm Penn to Welsh settlers in about 1690. The first
place they lived was called Johnny Cake Landing and later became known as
Fredricka. All had addressess in the 1800 Census such as "Cow Marsh, Black
Swamp Forest, Murderkill 100" or LIttle Creek MIllspillion 100, duck Creek,
etc.

Wm Hatfield came to america from Haversfordwest in 1731-32 bringing with him
his wife and 2 children Levi and Elizabeth born 1727 and 1730 Wales. He
appears to have possibly been either a brother or father to Thomas, Samuel,
John as well as their names are intricately woven together in wills and
estates.

Wm Hatfield 1702 Haversfordwest, Pembroke, Cardiganshire Wales md Mary
relative to WM White 1705 according to christening records; Children
William, Levi and Elizabeth for sure. Possibly Thomas, Samuel and John as
well as the history of MTY Co 1887 OH lists Nancy d/o of Levi of Wm line as
marrying John son of Thomas "a distant cousin." Thomas' and WMs are found
together frequently in the trek across the NW Territory.


Wm 1702 son Wm 1733 Kent Co DE md Mary d/o Richard and Elizabeth Pallemore
White in about 1753. WM d Sept 1797. Will lists

My sons Levi, Wm, Levin, Jonathon, Nathan,  Wheatly and Owen and my daus
Elizabeth, Mary and Sary.

      (This has led to confusion for researchers because of name
duplication. There is a Wheatly Hatfield who fought in the FR IN War who
would have been b 1741 if he was 18 in 1759. Also there is a proliferation
of John's who are listed as next of kin's to REv War records and a James who
appears to be a son of Wm and Margaret.)

Wm 1733's son Owen possibly had the second name of JOhn. He married Ann Lana
d/o of Robert McBride of Kent Co Murderkill 100. They had several children
including Levi b 1795 DE and Nancy 1797 who married Thomas Hatfield's son
John. Owen John SR Hatfield md about 1793.

Levi Hatfield md Rachel d/o Jonathon Watkins about 1814 and their  first son
was born about 1815 and Owen D. was born about 1819.

Owen D md Telinda b. 1818 Wilkes Co NC d/o Joseph and Lydia Jeffreys
Jackson about 1840 Rush Co IN and they settled in Allen Co Lafayette TWP
where they had SAmantha (1841)md John McCrea Newhouse, William 1842 md
Laura Louisa d/o WM M Sr and Clarinda Cummings, Franklin Elmer  1844 who md
Samantha Iowa Dusenberry  whose mother was Christiana Newhouse Dusenberry,
Mary A who md Wm Reeves, Joseph 1852 who md Nancy Garis in IA 1870, and
Lydia Rachel b 1854 d. 1870 age 16 Mahaska Co Iowa.

Wm Albert was the father of Ulysess MIldon and Willard Clifton Hatfield.

Ulyssess "Milt" Hatfield was the father of Lester Glenn 1896, Helen Huldah
1900 and Elliott Lynn Hatfield 1905.  There is a strong strain of heart
problems in the males of this family line which appears to start with
Telinda Jackson Hatfield's death in 1880 of Dropsy which is now called
pulmonary edema.

Lester Glenn Hatfield was born in 1896 and md Grace Ione d/o WM Henry and
Anne Laurie Willey Sells (1900) Mahaska co Iowa.  Their children were
Willard Glenn 1918-1988, June Ione 1925, Wilma Mae 1927, me Carol Lee 1943,
and Richard Lynn 1947--all the same parents.

This matter is important to me since I have a lot of research I am sure that
others could use, including extraneous detail about the Mattias line such as
his participation in th4e Robinson Movement which lead to his fleeing to
Holland where he met" Maria, the widow of Valentine Cox (Kochs) and the
histories of the Dutch Church of New Amsterdam. He also received patents
from both Peter Minuet and Peter Stuyvesant, was a ship wright, and a pillar
of Elizabethtown NJ and Aaron Burr was raised in the house of I think a
grand daughter Phoebe who married Robert Ogden. He was a nephew I believe to
Ogden through a sister.  It is very interesting. He also arrived on a sister
ship to the Mayflower.

would love to participate in your collection. Please email me if you are
interested. I can find less on my own line than yours so I am sure others
have even less.




AND FROM THE "YOU THINK YOUR RESEARCH IS TOUGH DEPARTMENT" ...


Many many years ago
When I was twenty three,
I got married to a widow
Who was pretty as could be.
This widow had a grown-up daughter
Who had hair of red.
My father fell in love with her,
And soon the two were wed.

This made my dad my son-in-law
And changed my very life.
My daughter was my mother,
For she was my father's wife.
To complicate the matters worse,
Although it brought me joy.
I soon became the father
Of a bouncing baby boy.

My little baby then became
A brother-in-law to dad.
And so became my uncle,
Though it made me very sad.
For if he was my uncle,
Then that also made him brother
To the widow's grown-up daughter
Who, of course, was my step-mother.

Father's wife then had a son,
Who kept them on the run.
And he became my grandson,
For he was my daughter's son.
My wife is now my mother's mother
And it makes me blue.
Because, although she is my wife,
She's my grandma too.

If my wife is my grandmother,
Then I am her grandchild.
And every time I think of it,
It simply drives me wild.
For now I have become
The strangest case you ever saw.
As the husband of my grandmother,
I am my own grandpa!!

- Thanks to Rita Jones -