Mary Hatfield [A564][A2429]
b.1878 May - KY
d. -
----- Parents -----
George Washington Hatfield [A563][A2427]
Martha Hatfield [A562][A2428]
----- Siblings -----
Mary Hatfield [A564][A2429]
Ira Hatfield [A576][A2441]
Anderson "Little Ancie" Hatfield [A579][A2444]
Boyd W Hatfield [A583][A2448]
Ella Jane Hatfield [A585][A2450]
William Jefferson Hatfield [A589][A2454]
Polly Hatfield [A592][A2284][A2457]
Pricy/Orbcy Hatfield [A436][A601][A2466][A2772]
----- Marriages -----
m01. 1899 29 Jun - Pike Co., KY + Archibald Perry Dotson (9 Children)
----- Children -----
Ransom Roosevelt Dotson [A566][A2431]
Martha Dotson [A567][A2432]
Kentucky Dotson [A568][A2433]
Louisa Dotson [A569][A2434]
George Walker Dotson [A570][A2435]
Charles Monroe Dotson [A571][A2436]
Ancie Edward Dotson [A573][A2438]
William Jefferson Dotson [A574][A2439]
James Thomas Dotson [A575][A2440]
Name: Mary Datson
Titles & Terms:
Event: Census
Event Date: 1900
Event Place: ED 83 Magisterial District 5, (excl. Blackberry Precinct),
Pike, Kentucky, United States
Birth Date: May 1878
Birthplace: Ky
Relationship to Head of Household: Wife
Father's Birthplace: Va
Mother's Birthplace: Ky
Race or Color (Standardized): White
Gender: Female
Marital Status: Married
Years Married: 1
Estimated Marriage Year: 1899
Mother How Many Children: 0
Number Living Children: 0
Immigration Year:
Page: 1
Sheet Letter: A
Family Number: 2
Reference Number: 6
Film Number: 1240548
Digital Folder Number: 004118935
Image Number: 00644
Household Gender Age Birthplace
Head Perry Datson M 21 Ky
Wife Mary Datson F 22 Ky
Source Citation
"United States Census, 1900," index and images, FamilySearch
(https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/M9HP-MPQ : accessed 14 July 2012),
Mary Datson in household of Perry Datson, ED 83 Magisterial District 5,
(excl. Blackberry Precinct), Pike, Kentucky, United States.
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Those old union men who fought in the mine wars held onto their loyalty
to the end. My step-granddad, George Sullivan, who was involved in
several shooting incidents, was black-balled from the mines. By the time
the mines were organized under FDR, his heart condition wouldn't allow
him to work, so he never worked after he went on strike in1919. When I
was in college, not long before George died in '61, I took him to Matewan
to see old Doctor Roy. On the way back, as we passed the Allburn tipple,
he looked at the scale-house, where JC Chambers(partner with Hub Cline in
the operation) was weighing coal, and asked me, "Is that JC Chambers?" I
told him it was, and he went on a rant about how terrible it was that JC
Chambers, who had stood beside him during the "Massacre" would end up
running a "scab" operation. When he ran out of breath, I told him that JC
and Hub were signatories to the contract, and paid the 40 cents a ton
royalty to the welfare fund. That pacified him, but he was ready to punch
his old comrade, JC in the nose until I told him that. Those old guys
took it to the grave with them.
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Name: Mary Smith
Event Type: Death
Event Date: 20 Feb 1961
Event Place: Ransom, Pike, Kentucky, United States
Gender: Female
Age: 81
Race (Original): White
Occupation: Housewife
Birth Year (Estimated): 1880
Birthplace: Pike County Kentucky
Burial Place: Ransom Kentucky
Father's Name: George W Hatfield
Mother's Name: Martha Hatfield
GS Film Number: 001973398 , Digital Folder Number: 007552569 , Image
Number: 01443
"Kentucky Death Records, 1911-1961", index, FamilySearch
(https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/QVJ5-HG2J : accessed 17 December
2014), Martha Hatfield in entry for Mary Smith, 1961.
